Gun collecting

[darkknight]

Sorry....no chainsaw, no deal.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tk27sUUxZ7M

my LGS actually sells a kit

 

[Phil Sierra]

my LGS actually sells a kit

Wow she's real cute.

 

[darkknight]

Wow she's real cute.

I like the way she dressed and work and the way she reaches for the guns in the lower shelves

Anyways, does anyone here use those nylon pistol case? I'm looking for some that holds multiple pistols and magazines.

 

[BuddyGus]

I found what I feel like is a reasonable deal on a DPMS M-4 type carbine?

Anyone have any experience with the company? I have heard of them before but I don't have any experience myself, or know anyone who does.

 

[FlyAndFight]

Stay away from DPMS. Get yourself a Colt 6920 and call it a day.

 

[BuddyGus]

Thanks, Fly. Yeah, I kinda was thinking it over. I have been reading some real mixed reviews.

 

[915stag51]

If you dont have a Colt budget, check out Stag or Spikes Tactical AR's, good goons

 

[BuddyGus]

I have heard Stag's name thrown around a bit. I will have to check them out.

 

[915stag51]

I own a stag 2 ar and have never had issues with it, very reliable piece

 

[nash]

BCM or Larue AR15

 

[hairlesswookiee]

If you dont have a Colt budget, check out Stag or Spikes Tactical AR's, good goons

These are all good rifles, and I'll add Smith and Wesson to the list. Neither of mine have had any problems in the 5 years I've owned them.

 

[bbpike121]

Wow she's real cute.

Yes she is.

 

[csi]

Stay away from DPMS. Get yourself a Colt 6920 and call it a day.

so whats wrong with DPMS?

 

[hairlesswookiee]

so whats wrong with DPMS?

I've never had any bad experiences with them, but then again I've only fired two at the range. I think it they're fine as good entry level rifles to plink away with, but if someone is thinking about entering some 3 gun competitions they're going to need something else. Stag has a model tailored specifically for these shooting events.

 

[csi]

I've never had any bad experiences with them, but then again I've only fired two at the range. I think it they're fine as good entry level rifles to plink away with, but if someone is thinking about entering some 3 gun competitions they're going to need something else. Stag has a model tailored specifically for these shooting events.

I had never heard of a 3 gun competition before and just googled it. They look pretty cool. Might have to try something like that out sometime down the line.

 

[P1X4R]

next purchase! a good ol .22 rifle.

Ruger 10/22

 

[meatgoat]

I plan on picking up a 10/22 at the gun show this weekend myself.

Didn't really think I'd want a .22 again but between spending hours at the outdoor range and my daughter being eager to shoot more often I figure it's a nice low recoil/cheap round for her to plink with.

 

[hairlesswookiee]

I had never heard of a 3 gun competition before and just googled it. They look pretty cool. Might have to try something like that out sometime down the line.

My neighbor got me into it. Very fun, and it shows you exactly where you stand with your skillset. Shooting at stationary targets is fine, but when you introduce safely holstering your weapon, transitioning to the next target, safely drawing your weapon, and using fundamentals to place rounds on target....while being timed. Then you got yourself some fun.

 

[P1X4R]

I plan on picking up a 10/22 at the gun show this weekend myself.

Didn't really think I'd want a .22 again but between spending hours at the outdoor range and my daughter being eager to shoot more often I figure it's a nice low recoil/cheap round for her to plink with.

i was thinking of getting this for my daughter but she's not ready yet.

 

[meatgoat]

Mine wants the green laminate. She's not into pink for some reason. Saw one at the last gun show for $325 or $350. I don't think that's a terrible price.