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01-19-2006 | 04:13 PM
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Thanks,
I have a pretty bad obsession for guns that tend to keep my pockets a little on the light side.
Here's a few more pics of my favorite:
Scope Recticle Details: The lighting of it is a bit hard to see in this pic but it works very well even in near dark conditions
Gun Detail #1:
Gun Detail #2:
Gun Detail #3: Accuracy International Fully Aluminum Bedded Stock
Detachable Muzzle Break: Reduces the kick of the .300 Win Mag to a .243
Freshly Reloaded 190gr Sierra Match King HPBT: Target Ammo
I have a pretty bad obsession for guns that tend to keep my pockets a little on the light side.
Here's a few more pics of my favorite:
Scope Recticle Details: The lighting of it is a bit hard to see in this pic but it works very well even in near dark conditions
Gun Detail #1:
Gun Detail #2:
Gun Detail #3: Accuracy International Fully Aluminum Bedded Stock
Detachable Muzzle Break: Reduces the kick of the .300 Win Mag to a .243
Freshly Reloaded 190gr Sierra Match King HPBT: Target Ammo
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01-22-2006 | 07:15 AM
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From: I live in an ER
Originally Posted by Young_R,Jan 22 2006, 10:30 AM
hello there Brad. Good thread.
i personally own just a springfield .45 government model for just in case.
right now i'm building m4 with class 3 license. i been shooting for a long time now and i go shooting here at the range in iraq, just about every day. rounds are free so hell, i go crazy. i'm getting so much better with reflexsive fire in close range.
my current m4 has x4 power leapers scope, but i like ACOG x4 power better so i'm going back to that. i also have m68 red dot close quarter sight, which i use close combat.
i carry just a barretta 9mm but i ordered .45s for the soldiers for better stoping power. i do go shoot military m24 sniper rifle...i wish i had these back home. cost so much.
of course there are m249 semi-automatic machine gun, which is customized with short barrel and short butt stock that folds up and 240b 7.62 machine gun.
nothing beats the good o' wwII .50 cal machine gun firepower but i dont go up on a turret and shoot those.
i personally own just a springfield .45 government model for just in case.
right now i'm building m4 with class 3 license. i been shooting for a long time now and i go shooting here at the range in iraq, just about every day. rounds are free so hell, i go crazy. i'm getting so much better with reflexsive fire in close range.
my current m4 has x4 power leapers scope, but i like ACOG x4 power better so i'm going back to that. i also have m68 red dot close quarter sight, which i use close combat.
i carry just a barretta 9mm but i ordered .45s for the soldiers for better stoping power. i do go shoot military m24 sniper rifle...i wish i had these back home. cost so much.
of course there are m249 semi-automatic machine gun, which is customized with short barrel and short butt stock that folds up and 240b 7.62 machine gun.
nothing beats the good o' wwII .50 cal machine gun firepower but i dont go up on a turret and shoot those.
Aaron
right now i'm building m4 with class 3 license.
Can't wait to see some more pics!
Later
01-22-2006 | 09:13 AM
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From: UNITED STATES
I have tried few different set up with the M4 and i know pretty much how i want my personal M4 to be, so i getting with friend who builds m4 to make me one.
once the basic m4 is assemble, i can customize it myself. i also have experinced armorer, so he can help me modify it.
for example, you can acutally buy semi M4 and make it into full auto just by doing a small little thing. =P
once the basic m4 is assemble, i can customize it myself. i also have experinced armorer, so he can help me modify it.
for example, you can acutally buy semi M4 and make it into full auto just by doing a small little thing. =P
01-22-2006 | 09:54 AM
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From: UNITED STATES
Originally Posted by 03_AP1,Jan 22 2006, 01:29 PM
nice rig young, but outside of the military, is it not illegal to modify a semi into a full auto?
01-22-2006 | 11:19 AM
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From: I live in an ER
Sweet pics Aaron, if you want you can smuggle a few of the "weapons laying around" back to the states 
j/k
When you get home we should go to a range, and maybe you could help me with
to my AR-15.....I already have the pieces....just lack the knowledge or trust for anyone around here to help me with the install. 
Edit:
Aaron eat man, how much weight have you dropped ?
j/k When you get home we should go to a range, and maybe you could help me with
doing a small little thing. =P
Edit:
Aaron eat man, how much weight have you dropped ?
01-22-2006 | 08:58 PM
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From: limerick
Thanks everyone for the explanation, dispite some obvious differences of opinion it helps.
Hollow points for home protection make sense to me
I read something about neoprene (spelling?) jacketed bullets, whats the deal with that?
Any one try the point and shoot method. I did, worked well. Comments suggestions welcomed.
What is this FBI shoot out everyone is talking about?
Links/info? Good guns sites? Anyone care to share any?
Hollow points for home protection make sense to me
I read something about neoprene (spelling?) jacketed bullets, whats the deal with that?
Any one try the point and shoot method. I did, worked well. Comments suggestions welcomed.
What is this FBI shoot out everyone is talking about?
Links/info? Good guns sites? Anyone care to share any?