Show Us Your Gun!!

[Bluemoon83]

Oh the soldier was me by the way... Fuck it

[Bluemoon83]

sand cowboys love these peice of shit

[Hitoru]

W/ U.S. Optics scope.







It's what I harvested Bambie's mom with last season.

The SSDS SN-3 3.2-17X is a variable magnification scope that was made for the USMC Scout Sniper Day Scope solicitation. This scope was built with the specific BDC information of the M40A3 rifle into the knob for target engagement out to 1100+ yards. This patented duel detent knob utilizes two sets of ball detents, one acts as a 1/2MOA per click adjustment, the other is a heavier detent for the BDC. The operator is able to adjust the elevation knob in complete darkness with just the feel of the knob. The U.S.#3 windage knob is standard in ¼ MOA per click with a stop to keep from traveling past one revolution. An adjustable objective provides accurate parallax adjustment from 50yrds. to infinity. Reliable adjustments and extreme durability make this scope a very effective tool in the field. MOA or MIL reticles allow you to use whichever unit of measure you desire. Optional finish colors available at an additional charge. Scope body, eye piece, objective housing and any and all other body parts are made with 6061-T6 aircraft aluminum and are then coated with a matte black type III hard anodizing. Elevation knobs materials consist of stainless, brass and 4130 Chrome Moly, ball detents are tungsten carbide with a stainless steel jacket. Duel elevation and windage rebound springs will insure decades of reliable and accurate adjustments.
Basic System Specifications Price: 2520.00
Eyepiece: Rapid Focus Eyepiece Housing: Low Profile
Tube: 30mm Std Color: Matte Black - Std
Elevation Knob: EREK SSDS Windage Knob: US#3 1/4 MOA 105 Click
Reticle: Mil-Dot Lit Reticle: No
Parallax: ERGO - Std Objective: 44mm Low Profile

[tonelar]

I appreciate long guns...

here're snaps of my Steyr and Valmet .308

But I really like my pistols
Made in W Germany Full Framed Sigs

226 and 220

I just put Novaks onto them... earlier today.

[tonelar]

And, yes I like my compacts, too.

239/ 245/ P6

[flipflop]

sand cowboys love these peice of shit

Ah, the Tariq - I bought one in Basrah in 2003, piece of shit - I would have been better throwing the fooking thing at the enemy rather than firing it. I eventually gave it away for nothing

Cheers

[kvfc_241]

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Barrett Model 90 My favorite long range deer rifle

[tonelar]

newest one for me 9mm/ 45ACP convertible

my previous fave SP89 9mm

[Ryan Partridge]

This is my everyday carry gun. It's a Glock 30SF, .45 acp, with some Pearce extensions and a smooth trigger from a G-21.

[ktrout]

This is my everyday carry gun. It's a Glock 30SF, .45 acp, with some Pearce extensions and a smooth trigger from a G-21.

I've been mighty tempted to get a Glock 30SF but prudence has so far held sway. I have five firearms at this point, two are just old rusty, but mostly functional, hand me downs. My Winchester 69 has a lot of sentimental value if not monetary value.
I have a Smith and Wesson snub 642-1 (lockless hidden hammer .38) that may end up with a 9mm moonclip rechambered cylinder if .38 ammo remains unobtanium for much longer.

[tonelar]

642-1? That's a great light weight revolver.

Here are my 442 and 642 together

[ktrout]

642-1? That's a great light weight revolver.

Yeah, they're sweet, but .38 just disappeared a month or so ago. I still see 9mm around, however.

[flipflop]

This is my everyday carry gun. It's a Glock 30SF, .45 acp, with some Pearce extensions and a smooth trigger from a G-21.

Are those hollow point rounds?

Cheers

[Chimborazo]

The look like it. Are those Hydrashoks? I use either Hydrashok or Speer Gold Dot.

[crotalus01]

Here we go again, lets see if I can get this to work...

Walther P-22 with a YHM silencer.