Firearm BS thread

I found something i trust Winchester ammo with (i bought a box several years ago for deer seasob when .243 ammo was almost impossible to find, and the next summer i had 3 of those rounds that snapped so needless to say, ammo less than a year old with a 85% success rating has no place in my hunting guns) but hopefull it will come off the wood easier than ink when i go to sand these down.

 

Only at Walmart

 

Gaoooooooool!

 

Happy shooting 2018 everyone!!!

 

Come on man we need details

 

were have you been man! he gave us the play-by-play thew the whole build like 2 months ago!

 

Been kinda sick all year my bad.

 

At least you came out for the best part of the year!

 

5 individuals have earned a Rifleman patch with this shooting CCI SV

1998 Marlin 60SB barrel and receiver, factory recessed target crown, Butler Creek 795 Stock, bolt and action from a 1985 Marlin 70, DIP trigger and trigger guard, Simmons 22Mag 4x scope and a USGI web sling

 

My dad has one and so does my mom, I'm the primary shooter for both guns (funny how that works), moms was bought first by a few months, no major issues in 1,500 rounds or so, I barely clean it and I have an occasional FTF or FTextract with bulk ammo and occasionally it doesn't completely cycle with the Geco standard velocity that I shoot in my suppressed bolt gun (the ammo is made for bolt action and to be subsonic so I'm not terribly surprised with the occasional malfunction).
Dads on the other hand is going to the gun shop sometime (he's been saying he's going to take it for the past 6 months) for repairs because it has constant failures to extract, other than the extraction issues it's done well in the 300 rounds I've put through it.

 

I am trying Cancer sucks, Hoping 2018 will bring a better change. I need to get back out shooting like you guy's.

 

My absolute favorite rifle of all time. A non-serialized 1955 vintage Marlin 56. My dad bought this sometime in the early 60's in a hardware store for $40. The Levermatic is a very short throw action and if there is the age old question ... you can only have one ... it's this Marlin 56 every time

 

Tikka t3x 270Win 2 lbs trigger Atlas trigger guard pistol grip and flat/wide forend homemade sling Champions bipod DNZ single piece mound Sightmark scope and barrel tunners.

 

2# trigger wow! It looks like a tack driver, thanks for the details

 

Yeah. I've been flying with at least a pistol roughly once a month since 2007. Going through one of the airports that actually has TSA verify firearms, I ran across a MENSA candidate that decided to swab the barrel of my Glock. For explosive residue. And was shocked when it tested positive.

 

Shooting is definitely better than cancer early day! Good to hear that you’re coming out of it! That seems to be an all too repetitive story lately

 

This just popped up on my Facebook feed. All I'll say, is never cheap out on holsters (not that all expensive holsters are good, some are straight up shit). Get the best, QUALITY holster that you can afford that fits your needs. Except for a Serpa. Never buy a Serpa.

That being said, administrative handling of loaded firearms should be kept to a minimum. The first thing I do after loading is put it into the holster. The first thing I do after removing it from the holster is unload it (situation dictates whether it's unloaded by dropping the mag/racking the slide, or pulling the trigger ).

 

50 yard-king Kidd Classic 10/22 sending off 2017 to welcome 2018.

 

We have open carry in Michigan. The only people that do it are the ones you wish wouldn't be.

 

I didnt take any pictures while we were shooting but when i was in Montana before new years this is what we were dealing with. It was kinda awesome. Big change from the desert! Snow was about 2-3 ft deep