Search results

You're in luck, because the price tag will pretty much tell you what you're getting in optics. Optical glass is graded like diamonds, the fewer the impurities, the higher the price. The fewer the impurities, the better starting point you have for a higher end optic. Find a model with the...

I can see why. Once you handle and shoot a Baer, Wilson Combat, Nighthawk, etc...there's no going back to stock rattle traps. Greasy glass on greasy glass. Which model will you be getting?

Go to Brownells, buy a bucket of parts, and build out a quality Georgia built 1911.

I wouldn't call it an investment.

I have 10-20 loaded per firearm, and in various places for all of my "grab and go" guns. A backpack and gun case with 3 different varieties loaded up, the safe has a stack of AR and Scorpion mags ready to go, color coded based on the load in the mag.

My biggest beef with the CZ line of pistols is the curvature of their trigger shoe. It's too "curvy" and bites the finger just a bit. If they could lighten it and flatten it out, it would truly be a glock beater.

I think you mean "more". liking something better just means that the effort put into the liking was of greater intensity. ;0

Name a firearm that you're embarrassed to say you've never owned. For me it's a 1911. I know. Scandalous. I've shot a lot, had one in my possession for a year for a friend, but never purchased one.

I don't think I'd mind the rail, but if I did I could just grind it off.

I know right.....wine production dropping by 7.9%. We're doomed. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-07-22/france-wine-out-drops-as-hail-frost-hit-champagne-burgundy

I saw cans for sale at a gun shop in Aix en Provence France in 2003ish. They had a selection just like you described, but aluminum. Most were 40-60 euros ($55-75 at the time) and were available on the shelf next to hearing protection.

lol

Way to go!!!!!!!

I like your style.

That's pretty much exactly the configuration I'm going for....but I don't even own a .22 rifle right now, lol. That's basically a criminal offense..right?

Think of it like a savings bond. . You spend a few hundred dollars on a suppressor, then curb other purchases (gun and otherwise) since you've already spent money on the can. Over several months of living extra frugally (because of that NFA purchase) you've saved more than the suppressor...

This thread is a pretty good illustration of why sometimes chasing "the best" is just chasing your tail.

This is how: A well regulated Militia, being necessary to the security of a free State, the right of the people to keep and bear Arms, shall not be infringed.

Conventional wisdom is 10% of your portfolio...doesn't matter to a hoarder though, lol.

Lol, what a chump.