Gun Porn

[cookie62]

Haz,
Does that 22 pump have a round or octagon barrel?

[m25operator]

No Tom I like them both, as I have said before, give me sights and a trigger and I'll shoot it, even if it's a bow and arrow. Although truth, I love my wheel guns the most.

The grips you see are Safariland round butt plastic grips that are some of my favorites and no longer available, and then I take a spring loaded punch and stipple the grip surface to my hand, and yes I do like it. I took those grips off that pistol and put them on a 2 1/2 model 19, S&W .357, and cut the grips off flush with the grip frame bottom, and they are like boot grips, and work really well, pictures to follow.

PhilW, those rifles are both Springfield M1A's, the wooden stock is an original that I used in U.S. Service rifle competition, and is my favorite rifle. The other is a Scout rifle, with a Troy industries modular chassi, and an aimpoint comp m2 2x with a 2 minute dot. As cool as it looked, it changed the weight bias so badly, that I put it back into the fiberglass stock it came with, and sold the
chassi system.

[Hazcat]

Haz,
Does that 22 pump have a round or octagon barrel?

Octogon

[tombogan03884]

No Tom I like them both, as I have said before, give me sights and a trigger and I'll shoot it, even if it's a bow and arrow. Although truth, I love my wheel guns the most.

The grips you see are Safariland round butt plastic grips that are some of my favorites and no longer available, and then I take a spring loaded punch and stipple the grip surface to my hand, and yes I do like it. I took those grips off that pistol and put them on a 2 1/2 model 19, S&W .357, and cut the grips off flush with the grip frame bottom, and they are like boot grips, and work really well, pictures to follow.

PhilW, those rifles are both Springfield M1A's, the wooden stock is an original that I used in U.S. Service rifle competition, and is my favorite rifle. The other is a Scout rifle, with a Troy industries modular chassi, and an aimpoint comp m2 2x with a 2 minute dot. As cool as it looked, it changed the weight bias so badly, that I put it back into the fiberglass stock it came with, and sold the
chassi system.

I was being a wise a$$ about the hand guns     I was curious about the stippling pattern on those grips as I'd never seen anything like that before.

[PegLeg45]

Since we're on gun porn here, this is very interesting. Got to put a few rounds through one of these today.
The one piece AR-57 modular upper snaps onto any AR-15 lower, allowing you to fire 5.7×28mm with the PS90 50 round mags. The ammo is in the magazine on top of the receiver and rotates down into the action. It still has the bolt open feature like the AR-15. It does utilize the buffer tube with the stock AR spring and a Heavy buffer that came with it. The empties go out the regular mag well.
Cool Idea.

I did not take these photos, they were sent to me.

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[tombogan03884]

Whats in the mag well ? Just a hollow chute ?

[ericire12]

More versatile everyday

[PegLeg45]

Whats in the mag well ? Just a hollow chute ?

The one I fired just dumped the empty brass out the mag well onto the ground.
They do make a dummy mag to catch the empties.

[philw]

m25operator

ta for that




 PegLeg45 


you guys get all the fun toys 

[tombogan03884]

m25operator

ta for that




 PegLeg45 


you guys get all the fun toys 

Not really, can't get the AA12