Gun Picture Thread

[chairman moe]

Green dot…so much better for my astigmatism.

 

[91bravo]

 

[Alone]

Howdy Uncle JJ!

Rick!!!

Hadn't seen you in a bit. I hope that you and yours are doing well.

 

[91bravo]

All to myself

 

[jaypopsti]

 

[RLB0414]

All to myself

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What model is the black grip gun? The slide looks gray.
Thanks

 

[91bravo]

What model is the black grip gun? The slide looks gray.
Thanks

That’s my nPVD coated 43x. It’s a factory silver slide that came on the 43x and 48. Was discontinued in 2019. I think Alone has a nPVD coated 48.

 

[RLB0414]

That’s my nPVD coated 43x. It’s a factory silver slide that came on the 43x and 48. Was discontinued in 2019. I think Alone has a nPVD coated 48.

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Thanks.

 

[Alone]

Since Jonny mentioned this the other day, and this vid just came across my feed, I thought I'd share...

*If this is deemed irrelevant or placed in the wrong location, the Mods can delete with my apologies.

 

[91bravo]

Since Jonny mentioned this the other day, and this vid just came across my feed, I thought I'd share...

*If this is deemed irrelevant or placed in the wrong location, the Mods can delete with my apologies.

I preordered 4 of them from GS.

 

[Alone]

I preordered 4 of them from GS.

I like Glocks but am not a HUGE Glock guy. Therefore, the first thing that came to my mind was addressing the interface between the metal mag and the polymer mag release.

Will that be a problem, or is the notch on the metal mag designed/engineered (*beveled) in such a way that it is no longer an issue?

 

[91bravo]

I like Glocks but am not a HUGE Glock guy. Therefore, the first thing that came to my mind was addressing the interface between the metal mag and the polymer mag release.

Will that be a problem, or is the notch on the metal mag designed/engineered (*beveled) in such a way that it is no longer an issue?

The cutout look like it’s chamfered. We’ll see. I believe they are made by Mecgar, who makes awesome mags for many different gun companies. If it’s got the Glock stamp, I’m sure it will be reliable. If not, I can always sell em.

 

[Alone]

 

[cs_762]

 

[ferider]

 

[JackalopeSTICKER]

 

[texpat]

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Hey 91bravo , I see you like the K2 magpul grips, me too and for quite a few years that's what i've ran on AR's and AK's, but a while back a guy turned me on to Driven Arms and their Shadow Crossover grips, made to simulate the grip on a CZ Shadow, and they are so nice I'm running them on everything now. Check 'em out, the guys who run the company are super-cool, I helped them out with early testing and fine-tuning of the AK version.

Shadow Crossover Grip (SCG) - Driven Arms Co

Sculpted by anatomy, maximize performance and control with the Shadow Crossover Grip (SCG). Made by end users, for end users, here in the USA.

drivenarmsco.com

 

[ferider]

Oh, and BTW: the Valor has a name now, it’s called Darryl.

 

[clinton1]

I like Glocks but am not a HUGE Glock guy. Therefore, the first thing that came to my mind was addressing the interface between the metal mag and the polymer mag release.

Will that be a problem, or is the notch on the metal mag designed/engineered (*beveled) in such a way that it is no longer an issue?

I wonder about the mag and factory mag release interaction as well.

The video you posted earlier identifies Shield Arms and their 15 round magazines. Currently using that system, and they require switching to a metal magazine release:



Also, agree with 91bravo , I’m sure with the two big names that put these factory ones out they will function appropriately. I have some 15 round factories on order, as well. Still interested to see if those empty mags drop cleanly, as talked about in the video.

 

[Terry M.]