Trotskygrad wrote:
another one for your collection1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
I hope I can get this USP Custom Combat 45 with tan frame. Only made 500 of them back in 2004. Been looking for one for a while.
where do you keep all your guns? surely you can't cram ALL of those into a single pistol safe.
Delta has 4 more pistols than are in that pictureFloppY_ wrote:
Trotskygrad wrote:
another one for your collection1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
I hope I can get this USP Custom Combat 45 with tan frame. Only made 500 of them back in 2004. Been looking for one for a while.
where do you keep all your guns? surely you can't cram ALL of those into a single pistol safe.
Surely he has one tucked away on his person, ruger's are not that bigTrotskygrad wrote:
Delta has 4 more pistols than are in that pictureFloppY_ wrote:
Trotskygrad wrote:
another one for your collection
where do you keep all your guns? surely you can't cram ALL of those into a single pistol safe.
your argument is invalid
and I'm pretty sure he has fewer cabinets in his kitchen than he has gunsFloppY_ wrote:
Surely he has one tucked away on his person, ruger's are not that bigTrotskygrad wrote:
Delta has 4 more pistols than are in that pictureFloppY_ wrote:
your argument is invalid
Nothing like having a sub-machinegun close if dinnertime gets out of hand eh phoenix? :3west-phoenix-az wrote:
automatics in the kitchen cabinets
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I have one of those safes.FloppY_ wrote:
Trotskygrad wrote:
another one for your collection1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
I hope I can get this USP Custom Combat 45 with tan frame. Only made 500 of them back in 2004. Been looking for one for a while.
where do you keep all your guns? surely you can't cram ALL of those into a single pistol safe.
Won't leaving ammo in the mags make the springs go tired?1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
I have one of those safes.FloppY_ wrote:
Trotskygrad wrote:
another one for your collection
where do you keep all your guns? surely you can't cram ALL of those into a single pistol safe.
btw, the guy who's picture that is post on a gun fourm I frequent. He has even more now. That's an old picture.
One of the sales people at a gun store I go to has a large supply .303 british ammo from the turn of the century that was properly stored and he shoots it every so often. It's great fun cause it's not true smokeless powder and sends out a cloud of blue smoke with every shot. Moral of the story, ammo lasts a long time as long as it's kept dry and in a mostly room temperature place.RAIMIUS wrote:
If it is stored correctly, ammo stays good for LONG time. There is still surplus Soviet stuff from the late 1950s being sold, and I've used 5.56mm from the early 1970s without a problem.
Won't hurt the magazine springs. Loading and unloading magazines actually wears out the spring more, if I'm not mistaken. I found a loaded 1911 magazine that my dad loaded probably 25+ years ago. Shot it and the mag is fine. Ammo was good too.FloppY_ wrote:
Won't leaving ammo in the mags make the springs go tired?1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
I have one of those safes.FloppY_ wrote:
btw, the guy who's picture that is post on a gun fourm I frequent. He has even more now. That's an old picture.
And how long can ammo just lie around without becoming dangerous/not working?
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You should keep an ear out for the HK45T release date.1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
Should have one of these tomorrow.
I need to get off my ass and put in the paperwork for two of them.andros wrote:
god damn i want a silencer so bad lol.
out of curiosity what would happen if you had silencer in a state where they're banned? felony?rdx-fx wrote:
I need to get off my ass and put in the paperwork for two of them.andros wrote:
god damn i want a silencer so bad lol.
One for a semi-auto pistol, another for a 300 WSM.
Just have to find a suppressor that can handle the gas volume and pressures of a 300 WSM.
1.5x the powder mass of a 7.62x51...
Anyone here have any thoughts?
Reciprocity? Delta? SERE?
good googly moogly1stSFOD-Delta wrote:
Should have one of these tomorrow.
How well do they hold up to holster wear?SEREMAKER wrote:
ig's blued 92 just got a cerakote job ....... armor black with gun metal grey
wifes PPS with sniper grey
You have to have your local chief of police sign off on a form (in duplicate), send that form to the federal BATF with a $200 check and the serial number of the suppressor you want to buy (not model number or type, the uniquely identifying serial number off of the single suppressor), and wait 3-6 months for them to do the paperwork. Then, when they send you the approved paperwork, with the tax stamp, you send this to the suppressor dealer, then he sends the suppressor to your local class-3 firearms dealer for you to pick up.andros wrote:
out of curiosity what would happen if you had silencer in a state where they're banned? felony?
also i know it's illegal but could you go into a state where it's legal, buy one, and come back to your home state where it's illegal?
or possibly even ship one?
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