i put some rubber grip decals on the frame and slide. adds a nice rubber feel to the polymer frame and looks badass against the dark earth brown
Baba Booey
Baba Booey
looks nice
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hey Phoenix - is that a "US" i see stamped into the stock of the top gun?
damn, i need to make a few purchases. this one gun collection isnt cutting it
Lovin the drum magazine
It's not stamped, but yes "US" is part of the molded plastic stock. It's there to prove the stocks country of origin. Some firearms are required to have a certain amount of USA made parts to be legal. It's really stupid, but if you are interested look up "922r".burnzz wrote:
hey Phoenix - is that a "US" i see stamped into the stock of the top gun?
It's a Russian AK with some US parts.
Last edited by west-phoenix-az (2010-01-12 18:07:41)
i like that P2000 under your name
Baba Booey
Yeah me too, it's the everyday carry
Here's the full size picture:
I have a flat base on the mag now. More concealable and tighter fitting. Sometimes the finger grip plate would pinch your finger.
Here's the full size picture:
I have a flat base on the mag now. More concealable and tighter fitting. Sometimes the finger grip plate would pinch your finger.
Last edited by west-phoenix-az (2010-01-12 18:17:42)
I got a DPMS AR-15 sitting in the back of my safe - brand new, never been fired with case, 2 mags etc etc
took this down to a gun store and eyed a springfield 1911 and a walther PPS 9mm ........ was planning on using the DPMS as a trade toward the 2 pistols and pay cash on the difference
should the guy the rifle and told him what I would like to do and just flat out said " No " ........ I looked at him " You do realize you're the better end of this deal with the price that I want to trade on this DPMS ... I won't even try to knock the price down on your pistols "
" Nope "
" Allrighty then " ............................... his choice but he would have gotten the better part of the deal ......... espically with the prices of AR are going
took this down to a gun store and eyed a springfield 1911 and a walther PPS 9mm ........ was planning on using the DPMS as a trade toward the 2 pistols and pay cash on the difference
should the guy the rifle and told him what I would like to do and just flat out said " No " ........ I looked at him " You do realize you're the better end of this deal with the price that I want to trade on this DPMS ... I won't even try to knock the price down on your pistols "
" Nope "
" Allrighty then " ............................... his choice but he would have gotten the better part of the deal ......... espically with the prices of AR are going
What exactly was the deal you were offering him?
Most gun shops screw you on a trade in. Better off selling privately.
Most gun shops screw you on a trade in. Better off selling privately.
I was offering to trade on the exact amount that I paid on that AR-15 $760 ...... I'm not gaining anything but I wasn't going in hole with that rifle
he only had 2 AR-15s in stock at his shop
he only had 2 AR-15s in stock at his shop
I actually inherited one of those last year, its in beautiful condition.1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
it's a 9mm Colt MKIV Series 70. i've been told it's worth a lot. i guess colt didn't make a lot of 9mm government modelsWreckognize wrote:
requesting a pic of the 1911.
http://i578.photobucket.com/albums/ss22 … G_5482.jpg
http://i578.photobucket.com/albums/ss22 … G_5483.jpg
I believe it was made in '77
also just picked up a mossberg 590 the other day. let the modding begin!
What's that rifle at the top of the pick?west-phoenix-az wrote:
Yeah me too, it's the everyday carry
Here's the full size picture:
http://i127.photobucket.com/albums/p123 … 000_01.jpg
I have a flat base on the mag now. More concealable and tighter fitting. Sometimes the finger grip plate would pinch your finger.
Make X-meds a full member, for the sake of 15 year old anal gangbang porn watchers everywhere!
My only guess is he'd seen one too many off-spec DPMS rifles come through.SEREMAKER wrote:
" Allrighty then " ............................... his choice but he would have gotten the better part of the deal ......... espically with the prices of AR are going
In particular, DPMS conjures images of;
- badly machined factory trigger sears (diagonal to the naked eye kinda bad),
- off-dimension trigger wells such that a proper aftermarket trigger (Geissele) won't even fit,
- off-depth magazine catch spring-well, such that a to-spec spring won't work correctly.
- generally shoddy workmanship, all in the current rush for "An AR in every home" (To paraphrase Bill Gates)
For a good new-issue grade AR, I'd suggest a Lewis Machine & Tool, or Stag/Continental Machine Tool.
Throw a Geissele trigger on it.
Throw a Krieger, or Lilja barrel on it.
(Or, if you're made of money, fork out the cash for a Noveske rifle. Looks to be a pile of hand-selected rebadged Continental Machine Tool parts, with a very well engineered in-house barrel, and an extra $1000 on the price tag - because John Noveske is in-demand right now. What the Kimber name was to M1911's 15 years ago, Noveske is to AR-15's today)
i wish i could get an ar-15
well i COULD... but there's just no point really, it would just sit in the closet and look good
well i COULD... but there's just no point really, it would just sit in the closet and look good
Omg you guys are preparing for war or wat?
Nah.venom6 wrote:
Omg you guys are preparing for war or wat?
This is what we do to little paper targets at 600 meters.
When we're preparing for war, we get out the real stuff.
AR-15 for war.. how quaint and cute... who'd be loony enough to use an AR-15 for war?! oh.. right.. nevermind
paper targets and fuzzy animals
but just the little fuzzy targets.krazed wrote:
paper targets and fuzzy animals
Anything larger than a coyote, and it's time to pull out the Winchester/FN Herstal M70 in 7mm Mag.
Something reassuring about launching a 162 grain round at 3000 fps, knowing it'll hit a 1.5" target at 400yd, and punch through a 1/2" steel plate at 100yd. Just in case you run across those pesky armored Mǿǿse.
Deactivated and back from the coppers, Grand-dads old sidearm. Registered to civil use in April 1945, used before that against Soviets in the Winter and Continuation wars by him (1939-1945). Mine now.
I need around tree fiddy.
what did they do to it?
Sweet!DonFck wrote:
Deactivated and back from the coppers, Grand-dads old sidearm. Registered to civil use in April 1945, used before that against Soviets in the Winter and Continuation wars by him (1939-1945). Mine now.
http://static.bf2s.com/files/user/14374/IMG_1626.jpg
The barrel is sealed (small weld) and the firing pin's removed. So every part moves, you can take it apart and everything, you just can't load it or shoot it, and it doesn't make a "click" anymore.krazed wrote:
what did they do to it?
So it's far from ruined, it looks good. If it had been deactivated after 1.1.2010, the fuckers would've drilled holes through from the outside and welded shut everything, basically ruining the piece altogether. New laws coming into force after various shootings you may have read about.
I need around tree fiddy.
what kind of pistol is it? Not a luger or a lahti...DonFck wrote:
The barrel is sealed (small weld) and the firing pin's removed. So every part moves, you can take it apart and everything, you just can't load it or shoot it, and it doesn't make a "click" anymore.krazed wrote:
what did they do to it?
So it's far from ruined, it looks good. If it had been deactivated after 1.1.2010, the fuckers would've drilled holes through from the outside and welded shut everything, basically ruining the piece altogether. New laws coming into force after various shootings you may have read about.