[Guns] Let's See What's in the Safe!
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I cant believe I got my collection down to 10.
1. Mosin-Nagant 7.62x54R
2. Lakefield MKIII .22lr
3. Mossberg 152K .22lr
4. Marlin 795 .22lr
5. Browning BPS Stalker 10ga
6. Winchester SXP 12ga
7. Browning Citori White Lightning 16ga
8. El Faisan SxS 16ga
9. Browning CXS White 20ga
10. Boito SxS .410ga.
1. Mosin-Nagant 7.62x54R
2. Lakefield MKIII .22lr
3. Mossberg 152K .22lr
4. Marlin 795 .22lr
5. Browning BPS Stalker 10ga
6. Winchester SXP 12ga
7. Browning Citori White Lightning 16ga
8. El Faisan SxS 16ga
9. Browning CXS White 20ga
10. Boito SxS .410ga.
I'm not a collector but I am an every day carrier. If I'm dressed, I'm armed. I hope all of you well-meaning citizens are doing the same, and are praying as I do that you never have reason to draw.
Since I can't really deny owning this one to the gov I might as well post it:
Looks like an NFA item if the markings on the receiver are what I think they are.
@Country Bladesmith has it.
It is indeed an NFA item. It has an "A" setting which stands for "A lot Of Fun"!!!
It is indeed an NFA item. It has an "A" setting which stands for "A lot Of Fun"!!!
I’ve never honestly seen a full auto FNC. Plenty of M4s, MP5s, but never a FNC. That’s pretty sweet!
It's a conversion by S&H. I've seen plenty of them but I've never seen a factory version.
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While I understand the desire for a larger caliber and have a 9mm next to my bed, I've never bought into the "smaller calibers aren't enough" argument. For home defense, I'd happily grab my 22 M4 if it was what I could grab. 25 small rounds aimed with better precision are just as good as fewer larger rounds. Statistically speaking, a 22lr has a better one shot incapacitation rate than a 9mm simply because I believe more people can hit on target with it.
Now, I'm not saying a 22lr has the same "traditional" stopping power against all threats (crack addicts for example) but any gun has stopping power in most instances. If an intruder sees a gun wielded in their direction, they flee. What they don't do is stop to ask what caliber you are using so they can evaluate the risk. Reloads are during a gun fight is very rare in police instances and extraordinarily rare in civilian instances. My EDC is a Kimber Micro 380. My friends all carry 12+ round nines in the city. Their thought is they want more rounds just in case. As someone who has gone 57 years without getting in a gun fight, I look at it as I am carrying 8 more rounds than I've ever needed before.
BTW, if you are looking for a home defense shot gun, look at the KelTec KS7 or KSG. Without mods, they can carry 7 or 14 standard rounds and 11 or 22 mini shells. Tremendously fun guns to shoot at the range and perfect for home defense because of their bullpup configuration.
I hope you are now really that stupid.
If you understood ballistics you’d know I was right.
I’ve got one and they aren’t too much fun to shoot IMO. I prefer semiauto.While I understand the desire for a larger caliber and have a 9mm next to my bed, I've never bought into the "smaller calibers aren't enough" argument. For home defense, I'd happily grab my 22 M4 if it was what I could grab. 25 small rounds aimed with better precision are just as good as fewer larger rounds. Statistically speaking, a 22lr has a better one shot incapacitation rate than a 9mm simply because I believe more people can hit on target with it.
Now, I'm not saying a 22lr has the same "traditional" stopping power against all threats (crack addicts for example) but any gun has stopping power in most instances. If an intruder sees a gun wielded in their direction, they flee. What they don't do is stop to ask what caliber you are using so they can evaluate the risk. Reloads are during a gun fight is very rare in police instances and extraordinarily rare in civilian instances. My EDC is a Kimber Micro 380. My friends all carry 12+ round nines in the city. Their thought is they want more rounds just in case. As someone who has gone 57 years without getting in a gun fight, I look at it as I am carrying 8 more rounds than I've ever needed before.
BTW, if you are looking for a home defense shot gun, look at the KelTec KS7 or KSG. Without mods, they can carry 7 or 14 standard rounds and 11 or 22 mini shells. Tremendously fun guns to shoot at the range and perfect for home defense because of their bullpup configuration.
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Go plinkin with those lil cute rounds?
for a small round rifle I personally would choose the AK74
for such a heavy gun might as well get a G3 clone or variant and fire off some decently powered rounds. iMo
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