Gun Ownership - NO politics, just "Do you or do you not own a firearm"

[K_9River_rat]

My philosophy is 2 standard rounds and different dispensers, I moded my Ruger PC9 to use the same mags as my CZP10F mags.

I have a Type 56 7.62, want to get a bolt action for it and would love to find a pistol that used the same round lol, even if I gota make one

Save money, reload! I reload my 9mm, going to invest in 7.62*39 reloading as well

I've been collecting my brass for nearly 25 years with plans to get a reloader.

I'm thinking that should be one of my next purchases since I'm swimming in brass at this point..

Not to mention that I've been steadily upgrading the SFAR..

Just put a new LaRue trigger in it (LOVE IT!!!), as well as changing the stock to one with an adjustable cheek rest, suppressor, Vortex Venom scope, and just bought a different adjustable gas block for it, but need a different gas tube to use it..

I'm also doing the deal where I'm getting rifles that use the same cartridge as my pistols..

Looking for a mares leg in .357 mag since I've got 2 .357 mag pistols (my go-to if I think there might be a problem).

 

[K_9River_rat]

My philosophy is 2 standard rounds and different dispensers, I moded my Ruger PC9 to use the same mags as my CZP10F mags.

I have a Type 56 7.62, want to get a bolt action for it and would love to find a pistol that used the same round lol, even if I gota make one

Save money, reload! I reload my 9mm, going to invest in 7.62*39 reloading as well

That's the SFAR before the stock upgrade

 

[K_9River_rat]

That's the SFAR before the stock upgrade

Oh, and it has a better bipod on it now too...

That one was given to me, and now I understand why he gave it away...

 

[K_9River_rat]

It is very handy and economical.

I like the fact the mags are interchangeable

I de-prime, clean and case prep them all and store them like that, then put primers in them and store ready to accept powder and lead, then you can dial the load based on what the gun likes, the Pistol likes 3.8 grains of win 231 with a 124grain plated lead round nose in it.

Very easy on the wrist and good consistency, the PC9 likes a hotter round so more closer to factory at 4+ grains

I'm going to need to figure out what my .308 and .30-06 like.

Those are my long range guns for now.

I've taken the .308 out to 300 yards at the range, and 430 yards or so in the middle of nowhere, but was just shooting at a lighter colored rock face on a canyon wall, so hard to know what my grouping was, but pretty much everything seemed to hit that lighter colored area which looked maybe a foot or so wide..

The cheap as .30-06 has put 2 through the same hole with a cheap as Chinesium Center Point scope from Walmart, but damn that gun has some kick and jump to it..

Thinking on getting it threaded for the suppressor and maybe even casting some weights to put in the voids in the composite stock...

 

[K_9River_rat]

Self adjusting I am guessing?

How'd you know?!? LOL!

 

[coupleofseekers]

I’m British, and I legally own a number of fire arms. Mostly hunting rifles but also various shotgun’s and also pcp air rifles, and pcp pistols.

 

[K_9River_rat]

I got the spear chucker plus

Rock Chucker Supreme Single Stage Reloading Press - RCBS

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I was looking at the Dillon I think.

It's been awhile since I've looked but my friend decided to go in with me on it and go for the best they have.

Not cheap, but going in halves makes it easier, and given the amount of brass laying around...

 

[Bloodwolf]

My philosophy is 2 standard rounds and different dispensers, I moded my Ruger PC9 to use the same mags as my CZP10F mags.

I have a Type 56 7.62, want to get a bolt action for it and would love to find a pistol that used the same round lol, even if I gota make one

Save money, reload! I reload my 9mm, going to invest in 7.62*39 reloading as well

I had an old 357 bolt gun myself for a bit before I sold it. Not a bad caliber for both hand guns or mid range rifles.

 

[wishboner]

I'm a Glock fanboy. There, I admitted it. lol That being said, I like other weapons that use the Glock mags like the Keltec Sub2000. I have also been experimenting with Meta Tacticals PCC conversion kits. I just preordered the MX1 kit but already have the Apex kit. Those kits have gotten me thinking about 3D printing something similar that maybe I designed myself. Just something fun to do...lol

 

[Bloodwolf]

I'm a Glock fanboy. There, I admitted it. lol That being said, I like other weapons that use the Glock mags like the Keltec Sub2000. I have also been experimenting with Meta Tacticals PCC conversion kits. I just preordered the MX1 kit but already have the Apex kit. Those kits have gotten me thinking about 3D printing something similar that maybe I designed myself. Just something fun to do...lol

You should look at the mostly new and highly customizable platypus 2011 . Not a Glock but it takes its mags and is quite a good platform for a cheaper line of 2011s. I don’t mind glock but I do prefer steel and the ergos on Glock isn’t my sip of tea.

 

[wishboner]

You should look at the mostly new and highly customizable platypus 2011 . Not a Glock but it takes its mags and is quite a good platform for a cheaper line of 2011s. I don’t mind glock but I do prefer steel and the ergos on Glock isn’t my sip of tea.

I've bought stuff from them since they were in Ohio; it was like 2012~14. I haven't looked at their stuff in a while, though. Thanks for mentioning it. My CC is slowly getting maxed out right after buying a boat...lol

 

[IHO]

I've been an adrenaline junkie all my life

Nice! I wouldn't say I'm an adrenaline junkie, but I ride motorcycles and learned on a dirt bike. Got some road-rash on my forearm when I had to lay down a street bike going about 35mph to avoid a collision, but that's about it. I'm looking forward to warmer weather so I can do more riding. I've done the skydiving thing and that was pretty exciting. Hardest part, of course, is stepping out of the plane; every part of my being was like "WHY DO THAT??". Made me motion-sick as hell, but luckily didn't wretch my guts out until well after we landed.
But I'd have to say, something I find especially exhilarating is high-speed "mag dumping" 00-buck out of a semi-auto 12-gauge shotgun. Wheee!

 

[soupgang]

Currently own 7 rifles and 2 shotguns, and about 1,500 rounds assorted. Going to be applying for my pistol permit later this year. Unfortunately, NY likes to take there sweet ass time, so it may be 2026 by the time I get it.