What have you bought in the last 48 hours gun related?

I'm sure I don't own nearly as many firearms as some here, but it's enough that she doesn't notice anymore unless I'm flaunting it around the house.

 

Uh.....

 

Like showing it off when her brothers come over, cleaning on coffee table, taking pictures of it for TW in the garage... you know.

 

I bought a Winchester Wildcat while back. Put a TR-25 on it, all smiles.
Light as a feather and uses 10/22 mags. Tree rodents gonna hate...
Just sayin'....

 

Standards have no crack on a Mark 4. Wish my 10/22 was threaded so i could see what it sounds like.

 

Hard to beat the TR-25 for the money

 

got my sig virtus 3 prong i bought off Reddit for $20 shipped. paired it up with my Tavor X95 thin butt plate (also Reddit purchase). keeps the OAL legal.

 

It looks like you have your NAA on the safety notch. In that position it takes very little backward motion on the hammer, perhaps 30 thou, for the cylinder to be free to rotate. You should test that in a safe direction. This is why I found a holster with a thumb break. Plenty of users choose to carry them on an empty chamber.

 

I carry in the safety notch in between the chambers, which is the proper way to carry it according to NAA.





This one is good to go and it works out perfectly for my needs!

 

Vortex scope caps and Anarchy Outdoors throw lever for the Viper PST. Also ordered some more mags today few more 20 rounders for this one and 30's for the others

 

Ordered a "split fix" for my 10/22. they work really well.

 

i have pocket carried the 1 5/8" 22 mag with rubber grips forever. just a handy little weapon. safety notched always.

 

So 15+1 is nice, but 20+1 is better ......10mm of course. Added 2x SLR Rifle works mag extensions for my G20 build.

 

Magwell, +2 mag bases, Primary Machine threaded barrel, Harrington comp. Put it all together today. Ready for Action Pistol this week.

 

I should also add that when I installed the magwell, I glued about 1.5 oz of tungsten weights inside the backstrap. Really interested to see how all the added weight tames the recoil.

 

The Wilson grip is a big improvement, fills out the hand better.

And for ccw the smoother sides are nice.

 

Is this a thing? Is it more for absorbing some vibrations otherwise transferred into the hand as felt recoil? Would love to see some videos of yours in action. I feel like the fast shooters all just concentrate on high purchase by hand position tame recoil and rise. I shoot with a s+w Shield and it's snappy for it's size and 3.1 barrel. Then I watch a Shield in action like this one and question my modding tactics lol.

 

Got one of those Umarex/HK MP5 in 22LR. 350 rounds of the cheap Remington stuff and only one failure to feed. 50’ unsupported on this target. It’s a pretty fun plinker!

 

It can be a thing, though not super common amongst handguns as say precision rifles.

There are two ways to measure recoil: felt recoil and free recoil. I’m sure you can guess which is which but one is relative to a gun supported and one is unsupported. Technique is almost always the majority of the equation for managing recoil in general.

However competitors, in like say IPSC open will use low power rounds and specific tuned recoil springs. Things like that. That compounded with unwavering technique is a excellent recipe for success.

That said, if you look at the math, it’s apparent if you can make the weapon heavier, it creates more work for the discharge to move. I’m over simplifying and trying to avoid typing out equations, but that’s the jest.