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The BladeForums.com 2024 Traditional Knife is ready to order! See this thread for details: https://www.bladeforums.com/threads/bladeforums-2024-traditional-knife.2003187/
Price is$300$250 ea (shipped within CONUS). If you live outside the US, I will contact you after your order for extra shipping charges.
Order here: https://www.bladeforums.com/help/2024-traditional/ - Order as many as you like, we have plenty.
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- Thread starter Norse_Nightcrawler
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W. German P220 made in '92. I installed a short reset trigger and slim grips. Had night sights on it when I got it but I need to drift them over as the gun shoots left.
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That short reset trigger is a hell of an upgrade. I've got a woody for the p226sao right now. I must have it.
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Milsurp Monday!
In case you're wondering, top to bottom:
Mosin Nagant M44
Lee-Enfield No.4 mkI
FR7
(the top three are mine the bottom three are my buddy's)
1903a1 Springfield
Carcano
Mosin Nagant 91/30 sniper replica
Where's the K31?
It's on the shopping list. And a Carcono carbine. And a 1903a3. And a model 1917. And an M1 Garand. And...
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Amanda and I joined a local range so we can have a safe legal place to shoot. Going to the range today to shoot our Glocks and maybe a rifle or two.
Been looking at steel targets. Anything to look out for? I have been finding some good setups with the target, stand and hanger on the bay that does not break the bank. I just want to set up something fun to train with.
Jeremy
Been looking at steel targets. Anything to look out for? I have been finding some good setups with the target, stand and hanger on the bay that does not break the bank. I just want to set up something fun to train with.
Jeremy
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Definitely get a garand, awesome rifle. You probably qualify for the CMP
I've heard good things about the evil Roy targets
Shootsteel.com seems to be what all the really big youtube channels are using. Military Arms channel has done a few episodes on steel targets. The shoot steel ones are nice because the target is held to the stand with two carriage bolts so it doesn't weaken the steel with welds and after a while the target will get cupped so you can turn it around. Steel targets will last a good long while and can be a great training tool so don't be afraid to spend a little more.
I know you guys appreciate fine firearms as well as knives so I'd like to introduce a new member of the family!
S&W model 24 .44 special.
Beautiful piece right there. :thumbup:
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+100 :thumbup:
I know you guys appreciate fine firearms as well as knives so I'd like to introduce a new member of the family!
S&W model 24 .44 special.
I'm reading through this thread back to front, and WHOA I hit the jackpot on the first page! That M24 is SO sweet. It's on my grail list. I hope you're a super cool dude that's deserving of such a wonderful revolver.....................I feel protective of it.
Seriously though, I know you HAVE to be a cool dude because you posted a photo of an M24 on a Becker thread.- Joined
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Shot the .17 and .223 and some groundhogs today. I think I hit two of them but I'm not positive. Around 250 yard shots I'd say.
Was able to test out my new configuration.
I have last round bolt hold open followers for my magazines, they work like a charm:
Nice. Just ordered the Zhukov stock and Handguard and a MOE grip in FDE for my WASR. Not totally crazy about the looks but I wanted an extended handguard so I could run a vert grip and clear the mags. I saw AK Operators union Modified one to fit a Vepr 7.62x54r carbine so I'm going to see if I can make it fit my .308 Saiga and if so I'll order a second in black for that rifle. I think it's as simple as longer screws and opening up the barrel clamps a bit.
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Thank ya sir!