What kind of gun or guns do you have?
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I've built many. 10.5 or 11.5 is the way you want to go you're thinking about using it for HD. 300 blackout could be interesting if you're using subsonic ammo, again in the HD sense. I've spent a bunch of time with Daniel Defense MK18's and they're great, 5.56 though. But DD will more than happily sell you a MK18 barrel for a build.
I have a lot.
Picked up a .350 legend a few months ago and I've been shooting it more than anything else lately. It's a fun round
Picked up a .350 legend a few months ago and I've been shooting it more than anything else lately. It's a fun round
Keltec? I'm very disappointed in you.
Over the past 8 or 9 years, the pistol I shoot the most is my CZ P-06 (.40 S&W). Came with tritium sights. I like it quite a bit and have never had any issues. The only time I've had a shell get hung up was when it was brand new (first clip or two I think, and has been fine ever since). I use decent/good ammo though, and have only ever used brass. Sometimes I do wish I had bought the P-01 (9mm) instead, but whatever I like my 40 just fine. I did buy some low recoil HD ammo on sale recently, but I haven't tried those yet to see how they work.
(not my pic)
(not my pic)
I'm kidding of course. I don't have any guns. What am I, a barbarian?
Do they make them for men?Here's a couple.
Nah. You're too pretty for that barbarian life.
reason?
too heavy, wears the barrel?
I saw J dogs post about expanding and corroding...u got anything to add to that?
Here's what I had pictures of on my computer. I may be forgetting one or two offhand. For instance I also have a SCCY 9 mm that's a piece of crap. It works OK, but it's cheaply made and the heavy double action only trigger sucks. Basically a truck gun.
Ruger 10/22, .22 LR
Browning Buckmark Medallion, .22 LR
Remington 870, 12 gauge
Ruger AR 556, 5.56 mm
WASR-10, 7.62 mm x 39 mm and SIG M-400 Tread, 5.56 mm
Bergara HMR, 6.5 mm Creedmoor
M-1 Garand, .30-06
Glock 21, .45 ACP; Walther CCP, 9 mm; S&W Bodyguard 380, .380 ACP
Ruger 10/22, .22 LR
Browning Buckmark Medallion, .22 LR
Remington 870, 12 gauge
Ruger AR 556, 5.56 mm
WASR-10, 7.62 mm x 39 mm and SIG M-400 Tread, 5.56 mm
Bergara HMR, 6.5 mm Creedmoor
M-1 Garand, .30-06
Glock 21, .45 ACP; Walther CCP, 9 mm; S&W Bodyguard 380, .380 ACP
My dad had a Kimber 1911 I shot a few times. I don't know the difference between the brand's but it seemed nice.
This is my favorite handgun. Volkmann combat custom
To get the right cheek weld for youWhy does that bit on the stock of bergara pop up@psychicdeath
I got a 10/22 takedown...sweet machineHere's what I had pictures of on my computer. I may be forgetting one or two offhand. For instance I also have a SCCY 9 mm that's a piece of crap. It works OK, but it's cheaply made and the heavy double action only trigger sucks. Basically a truck gun.
Ruger 10/22, .22 LR
Browning Buckmark Medallion, .22 LR
Remington 870, 12 gauge
Ruger AR 556, 5.56 mm
WASR-10, 7.62 mm x 39 mm and SIG M-400 Tread, 5.56 mm
Bergara HMR, 6.5 mm Creedmoor
M-1 Garand, .30-06
Glock 21, .45 ACP; Walther CCP, 9 mm; S&W Bodyguard 380, .380 ACP
To adjust the height of the cheek position. There are also spacers to take out/put in to adjust the length. I keep them all in since I'm fairly big.Why does that bit on the stock of bergara pop up
Lets see your knife collectionWhy does that bit on the stock of bergara pop up
You win.Here's what I had pictures of on my computer. I may be forgetting one or two offhand. For instance I also have a SCCY 9 mm that's a piece of crap. It works OK, but it's cheaply made and the heavy double action only trigger sucks. Basically a truck gun.
Ruger 10/22, .22 LR
Browning Buckmark Medallion, .22 LR
Remington 870, 12 gauge
Ruger AR 556, 5.56 mm
WASR-10, 7.62 mm x 39 mm and SIG M-400 Tread, 5.56 mm
Bergara HMR, 6.5 mm Creedmoor
M-1 Garand, .30-06
Glock 21, .45 ACP; Walther CCP, 9 mm; S&W Bodyguard 380, .380 ACP
For me it was transition/jamming.
I don't know if I'm right, but the steel seemed to act like it looked; dry?
And locked up.
Brass was smoother.