Kuntryboy865
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Its not, its actually very light, weighs next to nothing.
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Its not, its actually very light, weighs next to nothing.
rdss
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Nice! It's a great looking rifle. I have two pistons and ones a pig and the other isn't, the mid length Troy quad rail and ACS stock don't help it weight and size wise.
Kuntryboy865
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Nice i'd like to get a piston driven AR actually id like to get a couple more AR's but money doesn't allow it. I might just get a 20 inch upper and call it a day.
vento
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Here is some of my stuff, these are older pics.
Double Star AR-15, its now wearing a 4x32 Trijicon ACOG (model: TA31F), probably upgrade the trigger soon, might get a 300 Blackout upper.
Double Star AR-15 by v3n7o, on Flickr
Ruger 10/22 Compact with Tapco furniture and a BSA 4x fixed power scope. The wood furniture has a length of pull made for children, its seriously tiny. The adjustable stock makes this thing a wicked camp gun. Its now wearing a brownell 1x Red Dot, basically an old school aimpoint. Im contemplating a volquartsen trigger and ultralite barrel w/ compensator. I also moved the bipod to a different rifle Ill mention later.
Ruger 10/22 Compact by v3n7o, on Flickr
1939 Mosin Nagant 91/30 Tula - Its been cleaned with Minteral spirits. Fires big bullets and makes lots of noise. I got a deer with it once.
Tula 91/30 by v3n7o, on Flickr
One more, this is the 10/22 at 100y with the 4x scope. Not bad, but not great. I think with practice and some upgrades it would be better.
Ruger 100y 4x BSA Rifle Scope by v3n7o, on Flickr
Not Pictured: Savage SS .17HMR bolt action. Custom bedded stock, bull barrel, amazing trigger, Leupold scope with a duplex reticle. I can hand it to anyone and with a little practice they can be hitting pennies off the bench at 100y. I love this thing (target ammo isn't cheap though)
Also not Pictured: M&P 9mm
Double Star AR-15, its now wearing a 4x32 Trijicon ACOG (model: TA31F), probably upgrade the trigger soon, might get a 300 Blackout upper.
Double Star AR-15 by v3n7o, on Flickr
Ruger 10/22 Compact with Tapco furniture and a BSA 4x fixed power scope. The wood furniture has a length of pull made for children, its seriously tiny. The adjustable stock makes this thing a wicked camp gun. Its now wearing a brownell 1x Red Dot, basically an old school aimpoint. Im contemplating a volquartsen trigger and ultralite barrel w/ compensator. I also moved the bipod to a different rifle Ill mention later.
Ruger 10/22 Compact by v3n7o, on Flickr
1939 Mosin Nagant 91/30 Tula - Its been cleaned with Minteral spirits. Fires big bullets and makes lots of noise. I got a deer with it once.
Tula 91/30 by v3n7o, on Flickr
One more, this is the 10/22 at 100y with the 4x scope. Not bad, but not great. I think with practice and some upgrades it would be better.
Ruger 100y 4x BSA Rifle Scope by v3n7o, on Flickr
Not Pictured: Savage SS .17HMR bolt action. Custom bedded stock, bull barrel, amazing trigger, Leupold scope with a duplex reticle. I can hand it to anyone and with a little practice they can be hitting pennies off the bench at 100y. I love this thing (target ammo isn't cheap though)
Also not Pictured: M&P 9mm
Kuntryboy865
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Here's my two mosins, don't have the bipod on the one anymore though. The one with the bipod is a 1937 tula and the other is a 1943 Izhevsk. I refinished the 1937.
TheGreatAndPowerfulOz
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This past Saturday I picked up a Stevens 320 pump 12ga because the price was right ($189) and I had been reading about them. The factory stock was cheaply made and was visually rough with grind marks on some of the edges and some small pitting where it was pulled out of the mould.
First thing I did was modify and install a Phoenix Technologies adjustable stock & forend which were made for a Rem 870. All works well now. The action is not as smooth as an 870 (although it has not been broken in yet) and it takes slightly more effort to push the bolt forward, but over all, it seems decent, especially for the price. I'll see how it handles a few boxes of shells this coming weekend.
First thing I did was modify and install a Phoenix Technologies adjustable stock & forend which were made for a Rem 870. All works well now. The action is not as smooth as an 870 (although it has not been broken in yet) and it takes slightly more effort to push the bolt forward, but over all, it seems decent, especially for the price. I'll see how it handles a few boxes of shells this coming weekend.
TheGreatAndPowerfulOz
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rdss: Is it one of the Spec Ops recoil absorbing stocks? I have not yet tried one and wanted to ask someone who has one how much recoil it actually absorbs compared to a solid stock.
TheGreatAndPowerfulOz
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This thread seems to be dominated by modern guns, but does anyone else shoot or collect antique or reproduction of antique black powder guns? Flint, wheel or match locks? Percussion? I'm not talking about modern hunting black powder guns, but Revolutionary War or older style guns? I have several working ones that have been cleaned, oiled and put into storage at my parent's house and will post photos next time I am out there. I also have 1800's era working reproduction revolvers I will post some photos of.
Kuntryboy865
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Recently got a Glock 22 3rd gen with nightsights, was police issued. Got some holster wear but other than that its pretty much new inside.
sx sonic
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Went to the range today to take the 32-33 year old out for some fun. Tried out a few Winchester Silver Tip HP in it. They are a fairly hot load.
Nice pistol!
What model and how's the accuracy?
I'm looking into replacing my S&W SD40 for something more accurate, concealable, and has a safety/hammer (vs the lame excuse of a hard to pull trigger being safe
)