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Weapons - What you have (NOT a political discussion)
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Kenpurachicken
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Fair enough - I'll get some pics here in a bit!Pictures or they don't exist.
If you start at the beginning of the thread and scroll through, you'll see some very nice, some ordinary, and some with great histories.
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I’ll work my way through eventually lol
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There are only two people, other than HK, who are making clones of it. Zenith and Century Arms. I believe the original patent ran out on it and those guys jumped on the opportunity
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It wasn’t fun dragging them out of the safe and stuffing them all back in haha
I’m waiting for the random visit from plod as they do that here to ensure that you have them locked up.
There’s about 8 safes to choose from although only three are being used. The rest have been acquisitions from places where they don’t want or need the safe anymore.
There’s about 8 safes to choose from although only three are being used. The rest have been acquisitions from places where they don’t want or need the safe anymore.
Same here in the Netherlands
…. and if you want a cyclic rate of one shot every five minutes as you need that long for your wrist to recover
What’s the view of people here about polymer framed semi auto pistols?
They’re hated here because “it’s not real steel”.
I have a beretta M9A3 that I’ve done some work to (ssshhh … don’t tell anyone… even changing a spring here can get you in the poop with weapons licensing and lose your licence with a huge fine for “illegally altering a firearm”. No joke!)
and I’ve been bagged because I got “a piece of $&!; Beretta” because apparently they don’t shoot straight.
More than one will say this.
Thoughts?
They’re hated here because “it’s not real steel”.
I have a beretta M9A3 that I’ve done some work to (ssshhh … don’t tell anyone… even changing a spring here can get you in the poop with weapons licensing and lose your licence with a huge fine for “illegally altering a firearm”. No joke!)
and I’ve been bagged because I got “a piece of $&!; Beretta” because apparently they don’t shoot straight.
More than one will say this.
Thoughts?
Kenpurachicken
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Some of the best firearms made include polymer. Being all metal doesn’t necessarily mean better. The reduced weight of polymer is really appealing to me as opposed to full metal guns.
You just launched something the size of a boxcar down range, how many more do you need?…. and if you want a cyclic rate of one shot every five minutes as you need that long for your wrist to recover
Pretty much!
The only thing I say with the big calibre revolvers is to ensure that you hit what you’re aiming at as your hand might not be willing to cooperate for a second shot
I don't any information on the Beretta. I've never shot one, and only know one person that's had one. But the US military used them for a long time. Never heard any bitches about accuracy. I don't have anything against polymers in general. There are pistols that feel good, and those that don't. Glock's early gens had, to me, an awful grip angle. It's been changed in the newer gens. S&W's M&P line uses the 1911 grip angle. John Moses Browning got it right over 100 years ago, and it's still one of the most popular guns.
I've still got a hammer scar from not holding my Dad's revolver tight enough as a kid.Pretty much!
The only thing I say with the big calibre revolvers is to ensure that you hit what you’re aiming at as your hand might not be willing to cooperate for a second shot
All depends on how good your sex life is.…. and if you want a cyclic rate of one shot every five minutes as you need that long for your wrist to recover