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New Acquisitions - November 2015
- Thread starter Steven Pom
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Did it have the stencil on the stock?
Nice find.
I bought one like that from ZHA some years ago (came from Stoughton PD) and have replaced the stock with a Knoxx Recoil-reducing stock. I'll have it at the shoot next week.
I'll be honest, the stock stencil was what drew me in.
JonJ is what drew me in
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, we were at ZHA and he said "you have to have one", so I did. Pretty sure that it has a stencil on it too, but I tore my rotator cuff years ago so it's too brutal on the shoulder w/o the new stock. I could now shoot it all day with no pain.
mikelawtown
NES Member
Nothing crazy but picked up another warthog gear holster for my shield .
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warwickben
bubba Kalashnikov
I need to put a order in for my glock 21. The girls 43 and my 1911
mikelawtown
NES Member
Yeah its always my go to holsters. At about 3:30 its real comfortable.
1903Collector
NES Member
Stock picture but I got one of these yesterday:
Ruger 77/44 with a leupold scope on it.
Ruger 77/44 with a leupold scope on it.
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Let the shield v g43 debate continue...
Love the shield, wanted to try the:
Love the shield, wanted to try the:
1944 Carcano 1938/43 TS (Troop Special) carbine, 8mm conversion. Matched piece made by Brescia with excellent bore. Traces of white paint on buttstock indicate a possible post-war conversion from 6.5mm and sale to an Arabic nation as a training rifle. If so, it underwent very little training due to its condition, save an arsenal toe repair on the stock.
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I've always been curious about the Steyr M9-A1. The design has always spoken to me. If you're a fan of Glocks... you're going to love the Steyr. Same grip angle... a GREAT trigger... and less felt recoil.
Also decided to give the new LightDraw holster a try from Vedder Holsters. Basically a copy of the Raven Phantom. (There aren't a whole lot of holster choices out there for the Steyr). Fit and finish is pretty much up there with my Phantoms. Definitely a nice holster.
Also decided to give the new LightDraw holster a try from Vedder Holsters. Basically a copy of the Raven Phantom. (There aren't a whole lot of holster choices out there for the Steyr). Fit and finish is pretty much up there with my Phantoms. Definitely a nice holster.
turbostang46
NES Member
S&W model 629 stealth hunter. Been on my list for a while now and was finally able to get it.
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I was debating the 24" (same price so why not i thought). Glad I didn't, wouldn't have fit in my safe XD
My first ever AR build is starting to take shape lol.
Midstate firearms 16" 1/8 wylde stainless barrel with Midwest industries 12" rail.
Velocity 3lb trigger
Aim nickel boron BCG and charging handle
Magpul k2 grip
Magpul MOE stock
Anderson buffer tube assembly
Just waiting on the Anderson lower and LPK from the group buy and I'm good to go. View attachment 150315View attachment 150316
Midstate firearms 16" 1/8 wylde stainless barrel with Midwest industries 12" rail.
Velocity 3lb trigger
Aim nickel boron BCG and charging handle
Magpul k2 grip
Magpul MOE stock
Anderson buffer tube assembly
Just waiting on the Anderson lower and LPK from the group buy and I'm good to go. View attachment 150315View attachment 150316
1903Collector
NES Member
Waited many a moon for this!
2016 LP Traditional in honey burst.....Worth every damn penny!!!!
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2016 LP Traditional in honey burst.....Worth every damn penny!!!!
oldguy47
NES Member
Well this came home with me Saturday afternoon from the LGS . . .
1963 Marlin Model Golden 39A
So what's that knob do?
The Marlin 39a is the OG take down rimfire
VERY cool!
Eric H
NES Member
I love it! Hopefully I'll put my first shots through it on Veteran's Day this week!
Well this came home with me Saturday afternoon from the LGS . . .
1963 Marlin Model Golden 39A
So what's that knob do?
The Marlin 39a is the OG take down rimfire
that is definitely cool.
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38ExtraSpecial
NES Member
Well this came home with me Saturday afternoon from the LGS . . .
1963 Marlin Model Golden 39A
So what's that knob do?
The Marlin 39a is the OG take down rimfire
love it! I have an old 60's 39 like that and I love it.
I try to always load a snap cap as the last round in the tube so when i inevitably lose count after about 16 or 18 rounds i don't drop the hammer on an empty chamber along the way. works great
wall anchors work well for snap caps, feed fine and are cheap to boot
ranger4-7
Army Veteran
Very cool! Is that genuine, or a very good replica?
Picked up a Ruger LC9S Pro (9mm) at four seasons today. Great price! Like many others, I'm very impressed with LC9S' stock trigger.. I tested the trigger pull with a cheap tester I have and it ranged from 4.5 - 6lbs (the curved trigger and trigger safety made it hard to get a uniform pull with the tester each time).
I'm not really following how these are MA approved (thought 10lb trigger was a requirement) but it really isn't my problem. The LC9S trigger is tremendously better than the MA trigger on the S&W shield. Kudos to Ruger on getting the LC9S into MA like they have.
I'm not really following how these are MA approved (thought 10lb trigger was a requirement) but it really isn't my problem. The LC9S trigger is tremendously better than the MA trigger on the S&W shield. Kudos to Ruger on getting the LC9S into MA like they have.
