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This is also not a chemical weapons thread.Where is@Pitbull3744 when you need to be taken to the gun show
@Pitbull3744 what do you have to say? I believe you yo when you say you are a 5'6 240 natty kind of dude.
Anyone here know what .277 Wolverine is?
To: Sex Zabit
From: ConorMcgregorNutHugger
Whazzupp my N-word?!?
I know I joke around on this website a bunch (LOL x 1 million) But I want to get serious for a quick minute. Your arms are amazing! I sometimes fall asleep thinking about how safe girls must feel when you hug them. LOL. Do you work out everyday? How long does it take to get big muscles? Is it in fun to have big muscles? Also I just wanted to say that I think you are super smart and cool. You should come to Miami. Do you blade (rollerblade)? Well if you do and you come to Miami to meet me, bring your blades (rollerblades). I know all the best blade spots (places to rollerblade). I built a little ramp behind the library. As long as you clean up after yourself the librarians are pretty cool about it.Stay awesome bro.
6.8 projectile with a 5.56 cartridge
North Fork Wolf Creek Public Range.
@ConorMcGregorsBeard Sorry, lady is having our daughter right now so couldn't really answer. The 6.8 SPC II is a great round, but you have to switch to 6.8 compatible components. The .277 Wolverine allows you to only have to switch the barrel. I recommend it if you already have an AR in 5.56. I personally am going to build a 6.8 this winter.
I put my upper together yesterday afternoon and just finished making 10 rounds to feed it on my next range trip.
and if I correctly understood the first part congrats on having your daughter!
Haha yes, thanks man. A lot going on, obviously, so I haven't been researching parts for my build yet. Definitely going 6.8 SPC II though. I'm getting a .30-30 lever for hunting the thick swamp and the AR build will be for our power line hunts.
Nice. My first pistol was XD9 5inch one. Now I have these
Pistol is CZ75 Sp01
Knife is foldable Benchmade Marine Corps edition
Rifle is Colt M4, thinking of replacing the plastic sights with either old carrying handle that has rear-sight aperture so I can zero this bitch at 300 yards.
If I come up with some money, I'll just get a ACOG Trijicon brand and my bug out kit will be complete.
Pistol is CZ75 Sp01
Knife is foldable Benchmade Marine Corps edition
Rifle is Colt M4, thinking of replacing the plastic sights with either old carrying handle that has rear-sight aperture so I can zero this bitch at 300 yards.
If I come up with some money, I'll just get a ACOG Trijicon brand and my bug out kit will be complete.
Trijicon is expensive, but such good quality. I've ordered the RMR 3.25 MOA for my Benelli.Nice. My first pistol was XD9 5inch one. Now I have these
Pistol is CZ75 Sp01
Knife is foldable Benchmade Marine Corps edition
Rifle is Colt M4, thinking of replacing the plastic sights with either old carrying handle that has rear-sight aperture so I can zero this bitch at 300 yards.
If I come up with some money, I'll just get a ACOG Trijicon brand and my bug out kit will be complete.
Yea, ACOG costs more than the gun. lol, How's the RMR 325? Maybe I should settle for that, probably not going to be engaging long-range targets.
Probably the toughest red dots on the market, honestly.
Always do. You shoot?
BANG!
Anyone have any experience with the Browning Hi Power?
Yes. I owned one years ago. They're well-made, reliable, and fun to shoot. If it's for a range or home defense gun, it's a great choice. It it's for a concealed carry gun, it has some drawbacks. It's all metal, and full-sized instead of compact,so it's considerably heavier than polymer designs like the Glock 19 (32 ounces unloaded vs 21 ounces unloaded). It's single action, so the usual method of carry is cocked and locked. This might be a problem for some people.
That's what she said.
With my fav. Spec.fs. knife & laat 200yd.grp.
Any one of these is ideal for home defense.
Shot one a couple weeks ago. Trigger was a big piece of garbage.