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

Thanks for sharing, I was going to share it after putting it in telegram but I was too slow.

 

That's how you let me know...

 

GMG had some 'issues' a while back. From what I've read the QC has improved.

 

lol well this one was well timed

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KIgvoJKovIg

 

I thought that was you, but I wasn’t sure

 

Shhhhh...

 

There was a similar video by Hornady as well.

https://youtu.be/cCgQ2DV0n6Q

 

lol all i got from that was he pronounces his name (horn adeee) and not (horn a die)

my mind is blown

i cant be the only one

 

I’ve always pronounced it “horn a dee”, but then again I didn’t know how to pronounce geiselle (spelling?) until a few years ago.

 

this one is easy...

its pronounced (jizz el)

 

Witnessed a first at Cabela's today.

I arrived a few minutes after opening, around 9:15ish. There was a line formed in the ammo/firearm department. I ask a guy "what's up?". He says they're unloading the ammo off the truck and bringing it out soon.

I was #8 in line and had nothing else to do, so I hung out a bit. About 1/2 hour later I see sudden movement ahead of me. Employee comes out with 20 boxes of Sig Sauer 9mm JHP.... that's it.

First time seeing a line like that.

 

i laughed so hard when in that federal ammo video he says "9mm luger round, there is a little demand for this caliber now, there never has been"

 

Lol

 

and why the hell were they making .357 Sig ammo in that video? The primers, projectiles and powder from that line should ONLY be used in 9mm ammo. No one buys .357 Sig anymore. And 30-06? .308 would be a better option for the same resources, or better yet, 300BO.

 

i think sometimes its more about the guns and less the ballistics
i mean shit we still make and sell muzzleloaders...
the idea of fazing out certain rounds in favor of others would in turn leave millions of guns obsolete or at the least difficult to source ammo for, that would be a real shame

 

I really like 357 sig...

 

but the calibers they were making in the video, there's usually ammo on the shelves for.

 

I tried to support some small and local businesses

 

Last five boxes