Have oneTrotskygrad wrote:
any reliability issues from what you've heard?west-phoenix-az wrote:
The GSG 1911-22 runs about $300-400 in the US.
its a good fun pistol .... I've put different companies through it and have had no problems
its a good fun pistol .... I've put different companies through it and have had no problems
have you tried attaching a suppressor?SEREMAKER wrote:
Have oneTrotskygrad wrote:
any reliability issues from what you've heard?west-phoenix-az wrote:
The GSG 1911-22 runs about $300-400 in the US.
its a good fun pistol .... I've put different companies through it and have had no problems
have to get a non-restricted firearms licence.... then go through more background checks and another safety course to get the restricted firearms licencelichanura wrote:
I didn't know you could get a handgun in Canada... What's the process like?krazed wrote:
after jumping through all of those hoops you will have to join a shooting range.... there's no law requiring this but the bureaucrat CFOs (chief firearms officers) have decided to refuse any transfers of restricted firearms unless you're a member of a club
after that you just buy the gun, it gets registered to you (the process can take up to a month depending on your province)
....oh yeah, you can only ever shoot it at the range... ever
none for me, multiple brands through it with no problems... just dont like to use wax coated bullets, gums up too much for meTrotskygrad wrote:
any reliability issues from what you've heard?west-phoenix-az wrote:
The GSG 1911-22 runs about $300-400 in the US.
What do you guys think of this case?
http://www.mezzi.com/Rifle-Cases/MEZZI- … ifle-Case/
http://www.mezzi.com/Rifle-Cases/MEZZI- … ifle-Case/
Last edited by eusgen (2012-08-31 07:46:56)
It looks like a rifle case...
I'm a bit leery of combo locks built in, due to issues with a low quality case, but if it is well made, that shouldn't be an issue.
"Weather resistant aluminum construction?" So, basically, it's aluminum and rain doesn't penetrate aluminum...
I'm a bit leery of combo locks built in, due to issues with a low quality case, but if it is well made, that shouldn't be an issue.
"Weather resistant aluminum construction?" So, basically, it's aluminum and rain doesn't penetrate aluminum...
I prefer soft cases (bags). they're easier to get in and out of cars, closets, etc. Guns seem to shift around more in rigid cases. I like the bags that have a divider so you can put two rifles in one case.
I use my cases for transport to and from shooting only. So no locks are needed. If I was getting a rigid case I'd get one that takes padlocks, like Raimus I don't like the combination locks.
If you plan to ship your rifle look into a TSA (or airline) approved case.
I use my cases for transport to and from shooting only. So no locks are needed. If I was getting a rigid case I'd get one that takes padlocks, like Raimus I don't like the combination locks.
If you plan to ship your rifle look into a TSA (or airline) approved case.
Last edited by west-phoenix-az (2012-08-31 19:22:04)
cut-out solid foam holds the rifle more securely.
no argument there, but if I had a "cut out" case for every rifle I have I wouldnt know where to put them
I'm not arguing. I've got one pelican for my primary target rifle and 10 or 12 soft cases and a couple drag bags for everything else. I was referring to the egg crate foam in the picture.
That's what I was referring to when I said that guns seem to shift around more in rigid cases. I've never owned a "cut out" case.Reciprocity wrote:
I was referring to the egg crate foam in the picture.
Last edited by west-phoenix-az (2012-08-31 19:30:24)
I got one of those M&P15-22's -- it's awesome. Since I have no desire to do anything other thank plink, being able to swap up to 5.56 isn't really a big deal for me (I actually had a rifle in that caliber and sold it to get this one.)KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that S&W M&P15-22 looks nice, I may have to get that instead and then upgrade later. I really like that M&P15 sport though haha. Your point about ammo costs is not falling on deaf ears here.
I cut the foam in mine, but the first case I had was egg-crate, but it also had straps in a few strategic places that made it "fits all sizes" without being a cutout.west-phoenix-az wrote:
That's what I was referring to when I said that guns seem to shift around more in rigid cases. I've never owned a "cut out" case.
I am relatively new to the gun scene so if someone could please explain to me how this works.chuyskywalker wrote:
I got one of those M&P15-22's -- it's awesome. Since I have no desire to do anything other thank plink, being able to swap up to 5.56 isn't really a big deal for me (I actually had a rifle in that caliber and sold it to get this one.)KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that S&W M&P15-22 looks nice, I may have to get that instead and then upgrade later. I really like that M&P15 sport though haha. Your point about ammo costs is not falling on deaf ears here.
How do you swap up to 5.56?
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Change the receiver and barrel.eusgen wrote:
I am relatively new to the gun scene so if someone could please explain to me how this works.chuyskywalker wrote:
I got one of those M&P15-22's -- it's awesome. Since I have no desire to do anything other thank plink, being able to swap up to 5.56 isn't really a big deal for me (I actually had a rifle in that caliber and sold it to get this one.)KEN-JENNINGS wrote:
that S&W M&P15-22 looks nice, I may have to get that instead and then upgrade later. I really like that M&P15 sport though haha. Your point about ammo costs is not falling on deaf ears here.
How do you swap up to 5.56?
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Ok that makes sense, I was like how the fuck does a different size bullet travel in one size barrel lols.coke wrote:
Change the receiver and barrel.eusgen wrote:
I am relatively new to the gun scene so if someone could please explain to me how this works.chuyskywalker wrote:
I got one of those M&P15-22's -- it's awesome. Since I have no desire to do anything other thank plink, being able to swap up to 5.56 isn't really a big deal for me (I actually had a rifle in that caliber and sold it to get this one.)
How do you swap up to 5.56?
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isn't that costly? or did the gun come with swappable barrel and receiver?
My friend is trying to get me to buy a glock and get a .22lr conversion kit.
Last edited by eusgen (2012-09-01 08:14:16)
A regular AR-15, you buy a subcaliber adapter kit to convert from 5.56x45 (.223) to .22LR.eusgen wrote:
Ok that makes sense, I was like how the fuck does a different size bullet travel in one size barrel lols.coke wrote:
Change the receiver and barrel.eusgen wrote:
I am relatively new to the gun scene so if someone could please explain to me how this works.
How do you swap up to 5.56?
:confused:
isn't that costly? or did the gun come with swappable barrel and receiver?
My friend is trying to get me to buy a glock and get a .22lr conversion kit.
It replaces the magazine and bolt/bolt carrier/chamber with different parts, for about $250.
5.56x45(.223 Rem) and .22LR are the same diameter bullet - .224", so the barrel can work with both types of bullets.
Just have to change the chamber and action function (gas operated for 5.56, recoil operated for .22LR)
current handgun "collection" 
Thats a sexy tokarev, whats the one right next to it?krazed wrote:
current handgun "collection"
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
looks like a mk4 webley. limey iron
that it is
Ahh, couldn't make out the features from that angle.
Is that a Colt SA in the bottom corner as well?
Is that a Colt SA in the bottom corner as well?
If the women don't find ya handsome. They should at least find ya handy.
or a vaquero. I really want one in .357.
I rarely hear good things about .22 conversion kits for centre-fire autos.eusgen wrote:
My friend is trying to get me to buy a glock and get a .22lr conversion kit.
Either buy a .22 or reload centrefire.
Fuck Israel
After 12 years, finally talked my wife into going shooting, even talked her into shooting my WASR10.
Result was all giggles.
We also fired my Taurus Millennium .40 and mossberg 500
My friend brought his Ruger P98 .40 ,Ruger .357 Revolver, 870 Express and Ruger 1022
Her favorite was my friend's 1022 which she fired like a baws.
Result was all giggles.
We also fired my Taurus Millennium .40 and mossberg 500
My friend brought his Ruger P98 .40 ,Ruger .357 Revolver, 870 Express and Ruger 1022
Her favorite was my friend's 1022 which she fired like a baws.
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