Official T4R "Firearms" thread

Right now I've only got a Ruger P90 in .45. I love the thing, but its getting to be a little too large to carry. But I want to pickup a A2 clone some time soon.

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Just snagged a Mini14 for a killer deal the other day. Old school wood stock, 196 ranch series, 1:9 twist with a Redfield 3x9x40 scope on it. Probably going to buy a tactical stock for it.
 
One of my more unique rifles...

Mosin Nagant Type 53 with CBRPS Bullpup conversion stock. Picked up the Type 53 for cheap because the stock was in rough shape (not a problem as I wanted this Mosin to be a sporter). The CBRPS stock is solid and feels great, but it's a little sketchy when shooting because the action is right under your cheek.

Future plans include:
  • Cerakoted barrel/action
  • Improved optic
  • Machined muzzle brake
  • Billet bolt handle

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Couple shorties, Bulgarian Krinkov side folder 545x39 and Yugo M92 under folder 762x39 both are SBRs.
 

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Sadly i don't have any thing to exotic or exciting...

Left to right 270 classic .270 only rifle that actually comes close to being rhe appropiate 17" lengrh of pull, rugar lever action 17hmr, 2x rugar 10-22 full mod, between the black 10-22 and the plastic pipe theres axrually 2 guns is a 1950 bolt action 30-06 and an armalite ar7 then in the corner is a bolt acrion 20 .ga

The case is a pearl gripped non letter framed smith and wesson 38 revolver issued originally by the chicago pd back in the 60's and a ww2 26.5 mm flare gun



You will always be able to put food on the table if it comes down to that....

Some of the " I should never have sold that" look like what you have in the safe... I cant remember saying that about my SKS or any AK or AR that I ever had..
 
has anyone owned an springfield mc operator?

cause at my lgs, they are offering an exceptional price for it and I have been looking for an 1911 for the past year..
 
has anyone owned an springfield mc operator?
cause at my lgs, they are offering an exceptional price for it and I have been looking for an 1911 for the past year..
If you can get a deal on it why not buy it, look good and you want a 1911, if you don't end up liking it sell it and try another 1911.
 
for the price, you get alot of gun for the money..

i tried kimber and colts but they don't feel the same and the quality is kinda of meh.
 
You will always be able to put food on the table if it comes down to that....

Some of the " I should never have sold that" look like what you have in the safe... I cant remember saying that about my SKS or any AK or AR that I ever had..

yeah there will always be food on the table... still want to add a chineese ak47 and a remington 700
 
for the price, you get alot of gun for the money..

i tried kimber and colts but they don't feel the same and the quality is kinda of meh.

maybe i've been lucky. my custom II has been exceptional. i even discovered last week that i shoot better lefty.

just picked up a new iwb desantis from midway. so far i like it. much better than the [temporary] blackhawk that i used for a few years.
 
Some of my creations
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My other toys, this pic is a bit outdated,
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The Sig has been replaced with a Beretta PX4 Storm
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Looking forward to breaking her in this weekend :boogie:
 
Alaskan Mammoth tooth grips made by Brian Challis Challis Grips mounted on a couple of Wilson Combat 1911's. One is Turnbull Charcoal Blued and the other is Turnbull Color Case Hardened frame and Charcoal Blued slide and small parts. Also got a matching Wilson Combat knife.


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Can't believe you'd kill a poor mammoth just for some gun grips:D

Nice Wilsons.

...on a serious note, are the Challis grips GTG for actual shooting, or are they just for BBQ?
 
S&W 669 9mm was told it was a police pistol from the 80's. Also my Springfield XDS 3.3 9mm that I received as a wedding gift from my groomsmen!
 

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Can't believe you'd kill a poor mammoth just for some gun grips:D

Nice Wilsons.

...on a serious note, are the Challis grips GTG for actual shooting, or are they just for BBQ?

What??? The mammoth is dead? I thought they just knocked him out and extracted the tooth. Then replaced it with a blingy gold tooth and gave him some peanuts when he came to.:D

Thanks LC. These grips are GTG as shooters. They're reinforced with a composite backing and an aluminum spine. They're also mounted on Challis bushings with O-rings which further isolate the poor whooly mammoth's tooth from the recoil. If they were just straight "tooth" with no reinforcement then I'd keep them as just BBQ. But then I'm not a BBQ gun type person. :uzi:

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