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 Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 1:19 pm
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 1:57 pm
I knew sooner or late someone would make a gun thread. Hehehe. but thanks for putting all the information in there.
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 4:00 pm
Cool thread. I've fired a lot of guns before not just military-issued ones. A friend of mine actually has a big collection of antique guns whatnot. It's a real beaut 3nodding
Some of them would be a AK-104 (Russian police-issue only does single and three round burst shots). Russian M-38 which is a beast of a carbine, and a Finnish M-39 one of the best Mosin's out there. Just some of the ones I've shot from his collection. My buddy's favorite gun in his collection would be the .300 Savage Featherweight which belonged to his great-grandfather. It hasn't been sighted since the 60's and it shoots like a dream 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 4:06 pm
I wouldnt know what a .300 is. sweatdrop
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 5:41 pm
SundaySinner77 Cool thread. I've fired a lot of guns before not just military-issued ones. A friend of mine actually has a big collection of antique guns whatnot. It's a real beaut 3nodding Some of them would be a AK-104 (Russian police-issue only does single and three round burst shots). Russian M-38 which is a beast of a carbine, and a Finnish M-39 one of the best Mosin's out there. Just some of the ones I've shot from his collection. My buddy's favorite gun in his collection would be the .300 Savage Featherweight which belonged to his great-grandfather. It hasn't been sighted since the 60's and it shoots like a dream 3nodding nice, savage steven makes some decent fire-arms but for winchester style arms and for older pump rifles and bolt actions, i prefer marlin, my dads got a nice 30-30 by therm and i love them to death and if you want a good rifle to work on, ghet an old masuer (i got a turkish mauser for 40 bucks) or better yet get a russian mosin nagant (love those things) you can get them for under about 80 usualy and if you want a good starter semi-auto rifle, get an sks, or try the southernohiogun.com site and scroll down and take a look at the sar-1 (romanian ak) for around 300, my dad got one, they are pretty bad a**
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 6:03 pm
I've shot the SAR-1 before and its pretty good. I've also gotten to shoot the SLR-95 which is fun and accurate. One rifle that has caught my eye would be the Socom 16 from Springfield Armory. I saw it in a local gunstore and it looks good: http://img304.imageshack.us/img304/3424/socom162sn.jpgI actually like the lack of pistol grip. The size and everything about it I like very much. The only problem is that the rail is halfway down the rifle, and there is no way I am going to use an aimpoint like is advertised in the picture. Finally I'm thinking about getting a USP .45. My buddy (the one with the collection) has one of these, and I love it. My favorite handgun, hands down. Since it is already so expensive, I may decide to go all out and get the Mark 23. My grandpa also has his own collection of really nice guns especially ones from WWII. For example he he has a .30 cal carbine w/the paratrooper stock. Still wrapped in that waxed, brown paper w/cosmoline still on it from WWII 3nodding
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 6:22 pm
SundaySinner77 I've shot the SAR-1 before and its pretty good. I've also gotten to shoot the SLR-95 which is fun and accurate. One rifle that has caught my eye would be the Socom 16 from Springfield Armory. I saw it in a local gunstore and it looks good: http://img304.imageshack.us/img304/3424/socom162sn.jpgI actually like the lack of pistol grip. The size and everything about it I like very much. The only problem is that the rail is halfway down the rifle, and there is no way I am going to use an aimpoint like is advertised in the picture. Finally I'm thinking about getting a USP .45. My buddy (the one with the collection) has one of these, and I love it. My favorite handgun, hands down. Since it is already so expensive, I may decide to go all out and get the Mark 23. My grandpa also has his own collection of really nice guns especially ones from WWII. For example he he has a .30 cal carbine w/the paratrooper stock. Still wrapped in that waxed, brown paper w/cosmoline still on it from WWII 3nodding i was about to buy the slr at a gun show for around 350, great deal but i didnt have the cash and i wasnt 18 yet which was realy gay i only have like 5 months left, ohh the humanity of it all
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Posted: Wed Feb 01, 2006 7:20 pm
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Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2006 4:56 pm
i fired a few weapons myself. 9mm with and without a silencer. an ak47 springfield. m14a1 and an m1granda. te weapons were good i liked the 9mm had a good kickback but not enough to throw me into the next room plus the grip was fair . the ak47, springfield and m1 granda was iffi lost my grip when i would fire but most of all i oved the m14a1 superb grip balance and kickback was finomonal
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Posted: Thu Feb 02, 2006 5:00 pm
I have only fired a 12 gauge shotgun and a 22 calibur bolt action rifle. crying
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 1:46 pm
pyro973 i fired a few weapons myself. 9mm with and without a silencer. an ak47 springfield. m14a1 and an m1granda. te weapons were good i liked the 9mm had a good kickback but not enough to throw me into the next room plus the grip was fair . the ak47, springfield and m1 granda was iffi lost my grip when i would fire but most of all i oved the m14a1 superb grip balance and kickback was finomonal you want kick? drop the smei-auto .308 and pick up a mosin nagant, thats a 7.62x54 (the .308 is a (7.62x51) but since the mosin nagant is bolt action and has a iron butt, well ya...those russians shoulders hurt like ******** worse is the 11mm and 8mm mausers, or the 30-06 springfield 03 (thats a 7.62x63) what kinda 9mm was it? and what caliber? was it a .380 (9x17), makarov (9x1 cool , luger (9x19), largo (9x24)?
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Posted: Fri Feb 03, 2006 1:50 pm
Wyvern Knight I have only fired a 12 gauge shotgun and a 22 calibur bolt action rifle. crying its ok, you will get your chance when you hit 18 i suggest getting a 12 gauge and an sks get the sks for around 140 or 150, if you pay more that, your getting jewed out of some bucks and for a shotgun, get a pump mossberg 500 or 590 (kinda expenisve, you can get them around 200-600) or egt a cnetury yl12 (for around 130!)
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Posted: Sun Feb 05, 2006 8:37 am
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Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 10:13 am
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Posted: Mon Feb 06, 2006 3:41 pm
While I was in boot camp, and we were getting ready for our training on the rifle range (with M-16 A2s), my Senior Drill Instructor brought in his personal AR-15 (The civilian version of the M-16) to show us.
Let me explain something first, my Senior was part of the Marine Corps rifle team, and instead of wearing a rifle badge like we do, he wears MEDALS. The man has scored a perfect score on the recruit range, which is 250 points. eek
Anyway... his AR-15 is 15 pounds, twice the normal weight, and has a stainless steel barrel and a massivley fine hair trigger. The slightest bit of pressure on that trigger sets it off. surprised That gun was beautiful.
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