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Ive only shot a flintlock once. I imagine it would take a lot of practice to get good at it. It was a unique challenge

I'm often here till 7pm. Just shoot me a PM when you want to swing by

usually. Ill have to check to see if its here today, kyle took it out shooting yesterday

I can get a better pic later

We have that first nikon with the exposed adjustment knobs on our fsvr. Its a very nice scope and a perfect match IMO.

Shouldn't this be in the "Thread for posting things no one cares about"? ;)

Yep. ATF doesnt care about the SN. They just care about the configuration. 16+" barrel and you are good to go

Looks good! One day I will get a 300blk

Thats pretty interesting. I wonder if the Wyoming destructive devices are company owned for avalanche control?

I shot a friend's rifle with one in front of an eotech. I wasn't a huge fan. Then again, I'm not one to have a rifle with a ton of stuff on it for every imaginable scenario. On the other hand, I do wish there were more options for affordable fixed low power optics.

I wonder if that was a gen 2 or a gen 3 mag? I could see how a gen 3 would hold up better because of the way the floor plate is designed. This is the video I was referring to. Its just one guy, so its not the end all be all. I still love Pmags.

I got a 20 rounder from truprep. I think it was $12-15. Im pretty sure they had 30 rounders too. @Patryn ? I like it. I got the green triangle. The amber is a terrible choice as it seems to wash out easily. As with everything, it has pros and cons. Pros: Super crisp Plenty bright in most...

It would probably hold up, but I'm not rich enough to try it. This poor Glock has seen some shit before the RMR though.

It's the new cool thing to do

If you want a mag to last, get the stainless GI mags, or Lancer mags. The Lancer floor plates arent quite rubber, but they have more give than pmag floor plates. They also have steel feed lips. Look on youtube for a drop comparison. Hint: pmag didn't do very well

I was just kidding, but Im with you. Thats what I shot 3 gun for. It definitely opened up my eyes to how hard shooting and running was, and how hard it is to keep track of what targets you have already shot.

Optics on a shotgun will put you in Open, or whatever its called now. Might as well get a saiga or fostech now ;)

If it wasnt so expensive, I would have the Remington 870 MCS setup.

My only issue with it was the receiver and stock were one piece. I had no problems, but if you broke it from a drop or something, you could be screwed. The supernova solves that issue though.