Firearm BS thread

The Ash wood on this one is what makes it nice..It was a promo shotgun..

 

So I took my new Springfield M1A SOCOM 16 for a test drive last weekend, OH MY, that thing is amazing. Thing makes you feel like you can take on the world

 

Shooting skeet today and am also going to practice shooting a moving target

 

I can answer the firing pin question at least for you, they make them with bit firing pins from what I have seen and you'll need to select the one that you want

 

With both firing pins lol

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I don't know if there is an advantage. If I remember correctly, Springfield uses a .38 super/9mm pin in the mil spec which is what I built mine on. I personally would go with whatever the pin that your spring field uses.

If your using a caspian slide , the last time I looked they only made .38 super firing pin slides? I may be wrong on that one.

And here is the one I built, next to my other mill spec to give you an idea of what I did

 

Series 70 can have a 38 super pin in it, both of mine are series 70. I prefer the series 70 honestly

 

My 1911 is having feeding issues

 

What kind?

 

What the heck kind of scope and magnification scope should I get for my 10/22 shooting 300+ish yards and everything below it. Gotta get good with a 22 before I start blowing money on bigger bore rifles.

 

I have a 10/22 Takedown with a Nikon P-22 mounted on it. The glass is awesome; its clear and provides a good definition.

 

I don't think i'd ever have a use for or want to use a bayonet on a handgun....

 

Put groups on paper at 200 and then see if you want to do much at 300. I doubt you can zero at 300 with a standard scope even with a 20 MOA base. Going to have to get something with a significant amount of adjustment range.

 

haha that pistol bayonet kind of defeats the purpose of a bayonet...and a handgun

 

Doesent even look cool. I o saw that in someone's hand in any sort of serious fashion I would instantly think the person holding it is a complete douche

 

I guess it didnt like my Chip McCormick 10rd mags. If I loaded them with 8 or more rounds, when I racked the slide it would jam. Broke it down and saw that the nose of the bullet was actually hitting just below where the feed ramp starts. Both 10rd mags do this. 7 rounds or less in them and it works fine though. They are only a couple months old too. Back to the factory mags I guess

 

Its a glock