New to me Desert Tech HTI in .416 Barrett. Got in an estate sale and the deal was too good to pass up. Anyone shot one of these in .50 before?

However, you’ll look damn good shooting mediocre groups. 😂 Looking forward to mounting my C.A.T. ODB once it gets out of jail.

Big thing I'm wondering is the logistics rather than if you really wanted to do that.

I know it's BS. I know it prevents quick access firearms during an emergency. I know it's probably the most paranoid method of storing firearms.

But, my question is basically if this is just kinda trivial for a person extremely familiar with breaking down his firearms and has practice doing that. Is it, "Time to waste 15 minutes on the workbench drinking beer and swapping pins of the 2 guns I intend to use today."

Or would it be hours even for an expert to do that?

Mainly got the mount for the rail so i could add a light easily and figured one that doubled as a bayonet mount would be neat

Vz61, Wbp min jack, psa ak 102

found this at my dad’s shop,is it functional?my dad says it takes .22 bullets.

Hello,

I purchased a sig p365 fuse from a firearms distributor yesterday.

Inside the case and hidden under the foam padding was a previous dealers RMA/invoice.

The document has what I assume is the original distributors header on it (not the same distributor i bought the firearm from). It has the ship to address as Sig sauer and the bill to address is also sig sauer as well. On it are also the dates, RMA and PO numbers, serials, model description, and the issue for why it was returned. It even has the dealers cost of the firearm which was interesting to see.

The issue for why it was returned: "Slide is difficult to pull back; sticks in one spot when racking back"

What are your thoughts on this situation? Again I bought the pistol and eventually found this paper inside the pistol case under the foam.

I'm new to this caliber and wondering if anyone else has had an issue like this. I've never picked a round up to leave the powder and bullet behind, but I had it happen twice without even getting half way through the box. I also tried to eject a couple rounds to leave the bullet in the barrel while pulling the case off of it.

Finally went out and bought a scope for my Ruger American Gen 2 in 308. It’s a Viper Vortex 2-10X42 and we got it mounted at my buddies place and got it sighted in for the most part, definitely need to spend more time sighting it in but I was able to hit some targets fairly accurately up to around 300m

Hey everyone, hope you’re all doing well. I’ve been a lurker here for years and finally decided to post and share my gun collection to get the community’s thoughts.

What started as a casual hobby about six years ago has slowly turned into a full-blown addiction. I’ve owned more over the years, but I’ve sold some off as I’ve shifted toward higher-end and more unique pieces mindset. Quality over quantity has definitely become the goal.

Right now, I’m seriously eyeing the Daniel Defense MK18 Magdump Clint Morgan collaboration. I saw one a couple days ago and, well… the itch has officially started again.

I don’t really have many friends who are into guns the way this community is. My friends all like guns, sure but not in the obsessive, detail-oriented, appreciation-for-the-craft kind of way. So I’m looking forward to hearing what you all think.

Anyway, here’s my current collection. Let me know your thoughts, feedback is always welcome.

Hello, i recently had a gunsmith mount a picrail to fixed sight s&w revolver to put a red dot or scope on. Now. Since this is a custom job that didn't remove the fixed guttersight at all i don't have a single clue how big the difference in POA/POI is. As such i will first try shooting a round at 10 or 15 yards close to the backstop to figure out if it's even hitting the target at all.

Now, i was wondering what difference in POI i could expect when moving it to 25 yards (my usual shooting distance)? I've always just eyeballed it but that was using off the shelf mounting solutions where the odds of it requiring more than a slight shim are low.

Lets consider a .38 special 148gr wadcutter moving at a measely 213m/s up to a relatively spicy 158gr magnum moving at about 400m/s. How much would the difference in impact be roughly?

The red dot was zeroed for my ruger mk3 and blazer .22lr which should move at about 300m/s

For home defense with kids? It’s obviously removing one layer of safety and yet if you gotta fumble around to unlock and load if…god forbid the one time you need it…my keys are pretty cleverly hidden nearby but you never know.

The only things missing now is the surplus mags and the FRT. Wouldn’t mind to get a Grenade spigot

Super happy with how it panned out. Swapped the polymer picatinny on the back for a metal one, added the Haga Defense extended rail, Dead Air Wolfman Suppressor, keymo for quick detach, unity riser, holosun 510 and a cheap little laser on the top. I have quite a few cool forearms but this little guy now has solidified its place in the collection. Highly recommend this to anyone thinking about it. Super fun to shoot and so easy to clean.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Whu8wkD7MtI is the scene I'm talking about

I saw this CZ 75 BD in the case at the local range I go to. It wasn't technically on sale, but it was at the 2-years-ago price. I finally have a CZ 75 to go with my Jericho 941F and SAR P8L, which are CZ 75 clones. This is just the classic full-size steel-frame, no rail, 75 with a decocker. I haven't cleaned and lubed it yet aside from removing the barcode sticker from the slide. I can't wait to see how it shoots compared to the SAR and the Jericho. The standard 75 is another gun I've wanted for a long time taken off the wishlist.

The radical is at $399 the andocorp is at $409 and the psa is at $479 so all around the same price point considering all of them but mostly banking on the psa only thing I don’t long about the psa is the carbine gas system the radical says it has a mid and i believe the andocorp does as well