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Two of those are props. The M-136 is inert (says so right there on the sticker), and the "50 Cal" is made of wood (look closely at the "top cover" you can see the knot in the wood).
Good eye and attention to detail. I couldn't see all of that from the Twitter post with my eyes anymore.
What chu doin' wit dat JBWELD?Anybody doing polymer80 builds? Here's my Glock 20 build first fit....fucked up some of the pin holes but fix is in the mix. Got a Glock 19 done proper just waiting on the slide...
SAINT Victor .308 - Springfield Armory
I have the Springfield AR-10 Saint Victor .308. It's a beast...
SAINT® Victor .308 AR-10 Rifle - Springfield Armory
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fixing my fuckups lolWhat chu doin' wit dat JBWELD?
First polymer build complete...on to the next (that 10mm I posted earlier)
Ya'll think I'm fucking around, LOL...can't wait to get to the range and do the function fine tuning
what was the total damage??
I have a Shadow 2 and agree that it's a really great firearm.
The glaring issue is the Shadow 2 was designed for competition shooting, it's too heavy for EDC IMHO.
Considering the price tag of $1300. There are countless better multi role firearm options available for a fraction of the price.
Nice!, where did you pickup your kit from?
Rocky Brass for the lower, Rock Slide for upper, eBay for the bits and pieces
Walther PPQ M2, which I'm searching everywhere to find, or my HK VP9 for home.
If I could only have one for carry, it would come down to my Springfield XDs .45 ACP or the S&W Shield.
Gonna look at some rifles tomorrow. Is it worth looking at 22lr caliber rifles or should I stick to 5.56?
Real talk, you should always keep a 22lr. I don't know if you hunt, but they are excellent for taking small game like rabbits and killing varmints etc. Also, they have little to no recoil, so you can teach your children the mechanics of shooting without them growing gun shy. Then introduce them to the larger calibers later.
I don't have a .556, but I do have a .300 Blackout and I think there's a place for both a 22lr and something by way of the AR .223/.556/300Blk platform.
Word.
Plenty listed on Gunbroker. Just have it shipped to you FFL. Always pay with a CC and check the seller ratings. Do not ever send cash or check. Usually at your FFL within a week. Your FFL will have to send them their info. Most transactions are tax free from out of state and many ship free. Most are below retail even with shipping and your FFL fee.
Yeah I saw a few AR rifles styled that used .223 caliber ammo & it caught my interest. If there's one available then I might pick it up & use my G3 as my backup/sidearm in case these protests turn into all out chaos
IMHO everyone needs a .22lr rifle in their arsenal.
As well as a rifle in a common caliber (i.e. .223/5.56, 7.62, or.308).
I just picked up a Smith n Wessun M&P 15 rifle today that shoots .223 and 5.56 ammo. When I got there, another guy was picking up the same rifle and by the time I left another person was picking up the 3rd and final one they had which also happened to be their last AR.
VORTEX RAZOR GEN III HD 1-10 X 24 ( Oh my !!!! Perfect for my .308 ) $2000 retail .
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Overview
From the moment you take it out of the box, the scope exudes an impeccable level fit and finish. The clicks and detents on the turrets are crisp and audible, while the ocular and magnification ring turn smoothly with a slight resistance, just the way I like it. Vortex was forward thinking enough to include a high-quality aluminum throw lever to help rapidly change magnification. It’s an impressive package to behold and Vortex has even managed to keep the length and weight down of this optic to Gen II 1-6X level
Vortex Razor HD Gen III 1-10X | The Armory Life
Vortex is upping the ante in low power variable optics (LPVO) with the new Vortex Razor HD Gen III, a 1-10x24mm optic poised to become a top player.
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Overview
| Model | Vortex Razor HD Gen III |
| Magnification Range | 1-10X |
| Clear Objective Diameter | 24mm |
| Main Tube Diameter | 34mm |
| Reticle | EBR-9 MOA |
| Illumination | Yes, 11 settings with shut off in between |
| Paralla | Fixed, 100 yards |
| Click Value | ¼ MOA |
| Total Internal Elevation Adjustment | 120 MOA |
| Total Internal Wind Adjustment | 120 MOA |
| Overall Length | 10.1 inches |
| Weight | 32 oz |
| Finish | Hard anodized, Stealth Shadow |
From the moment you take it out of the box, the scope exudes an impeccable level fit and finish. The clicks and detents on the turrets are crisp and audible, while the ocular and magnification ring turn smoothly with a slight resistance, just the way I like it. Vortex was forward thinking enough to include a high-quality aluminum throw lever to help rapidly change magnification. It’s an impressive package to behold and Vortex has even managed to keep the length and weight down of this optic to Gen II 1-6X level