Sweetness

"Never put a loaded gun in this case."  Bet that mag in the gun is loaded 

 Just got my permit, and ended up with 2 rifles within 2 months......

 Got the M4 from KGS



 Ordered the Tavor from DCT, now it is currently back in IWI factory for lefty conversion.   
 
 



Both Together




Also just got the 4X Compact ACSS from primary arms today.





Now can't wait till range time.  Also any tips for KHSC since it will be my first time shooting there. ( Hated range days when I was being a 11B, but now I am out of the service kinda start to miss it .....sigh).

 

If you're going to the rifle side, go EARLY, otherwise after about 11:30 things will calm down and you'll be able to get a bench as long as you're on the waitlist.

Join HDF and get out on the silly side and have some fun once a month!

Nice rifles!

Wow nice! What is this chambered in?

My FNH FNS-9. Great pistol, reliable, fully ambidextrous, standard 1913 rail.

Got a lesson today on how to shoot. This is with a stock Remington 700 SPS. Started off in the middle, lower left, counter clockwise, then upper left.

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Nice job on the shooting, I really like the Remington 700s Might possibly pick my self up one day.

Finally got back my slide Trijicon RMR 07 with Trijicon Supressor night sights,  and picked up a new knife and added a lanyard key I made to it.

Newest member to the family

The lower build is complete.

Got a new tackle box. I think I'm anal.

I use a tackle box for my cleaning kit too but holy smokes.... How many brushes do you need??? 

Either order single or a pack. Better to go with a pack since nylon wears out and save on shipping.

Newest member to the family

.  Let us now how it shoots, That's on my maybe next gun list.

Wow nice! What is this chambered in?

sorry late response.
its a Ruger Super Blackhawk in .44 magnum!   

1871 Colt Open Tops, Before picture shows fake stag plastic grips, faded uberti case colors, after pic shows pistols after full action job, forcing cone work, rear sight widened, chambers polished and chamfered, one piece antique walnut grips, antique finish, both guns are 7.5in 38spl.

Before:


After:

Nice!  Do those still need to be transferred through FFL since they're pre-1890 or whatever the antique cutoff is?

Nice!  Do those still need to be transferred through FFL since they're pre-1890 or whatever the antique cutoff is?

Yes, unfortunately they are modern italian clones, I believe these were made around 08

I am drooling over the pics! LOL!!! Uberti makes some very nice reproductions. If they were black powder only and non cartridge firing guns then they would not need to be registered. I have a Pietta repro which is black powder only and a non cartridge chambered pistol. It did not need to be registered at the time I purchased it. I purchased a new cylinder for it which is chambered for 45 Colt Black Powder Only cartridges and per the law I had to register it.

I am drooling over the pics! LOL!!! Uberti makes some very nice reproductions. If they were black powder only and non cartridge firing guns then they would not need to be registered. I have a Pietta repro which is black powder only and a non cartridge chambered pistol. It did not need to be registered at the time I purchased it. I purchased a new cylinder for it which is chambered for 45 Colt Black Powder Only cartridges and per the law I had to register it.

If it did fire a cartridge, would it need to be purchased through an FFL or do you only need to register it once received?  Only reason I ask is I know in a lot of states firearms designated as antiques don't need to be registered so there's a lot of private sales.