New Acquisitions For April 2010

[Redbos99]

That Randall is really nice!

 

[matt]

nice stuff this month guys!

 

[oneswithfunes]

I don't as a rule post guns but the mailman just left this for me.

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[Jose]

More info on that scope, please.

 

[AKman]

All but 2 of these AK's are from this month. April was an Arsenal milled Bulgarian w/ ironwood stock set, MAK90, NHM90, and NHM91. I had the SAR1 and AMD65.

I got this Colt Detective Special for my wife.

 

[SKS Ray]

All but 2 of these AK's are from this month. April was an Arsenal milled Bulgarian w/ ironwood stock set, MAK90, NHM90, and NHM91. I had the SAR1 and AMD65.

Nice collection!

Just saw your post in the AK pic thread and realized its the MAK90 missing furniture. I figured it was the NHM90 because of the stock that looks like it hides an angle cut receiver.
You can still find original stock sets out there.

 

[AKman]

Nice collection!
I'm guessing thats the NHM90 thats waiting for furniture. You can still find original stock sets out there.

It's a MAK90. Believe it or not I went in to buy the NHM91 and the guy asked me if I'd be interested in buying a kit. I asked how much and if I could see it. He said sure I'm asking $175 and it comes with two mags and a whole box of parts. It was this MAK90 complete! Lucky day as Norincos never came here in kits that I know of. Someone took it all apart and couldn't get it back together.The box had the original stock set along with extra gas tubes, pistol grips, and a Romy stock set. Then he said bring it back and we'll throw it in the blue tank for 40 bucks if you get it ready. Ya hoo how could I go wrong. The NHM90 is the one with the Choate stock and 74 brake.

The Norincos are awesome shooters that often get overlooked. I think one of the best values out there in AK varients.

 

[SKS Ray]

The Norincos are awesome shooters that often get overlooked. I think one of the best values out there in AK varients.

I've always thought that and told people it when it comes to SKS variants.

Great deal you got there!

 

[Skald]

Well, after much deliberating decided to trade in my Model 700 and M&P9c for the 9c's big brother. My meat paws are just to big for the gun and I can easily conceal the full sized.

Give you an idea of the size of my hands, this is the FULL SIZED M&P9 in it.

Keep an eye out for next months purchase. I am just drooling over it already.

 

[DickWanner]

I finally finished putting my bear defense gun together.

21 rounds of 230gr hard cast lead on tap to throw at whatever furry creature I may run across in the woods

 

[Skald]

Very nice man, very nice. What exactly is it. It kind of looks like a Glock

 

[Jose]

I finally finished putting my bear defense gun together.

21 rounds of 230gr hard cast lead on tap to throw at whatever furry creature I may run across in the woods

I'll see your 230 and raise you 300

 

[oneswithfunes]

More info on that scope, please.

It is a 3-15x50. mil/mil. With Seekins rings. You can look here Premier. Very good and simple tactical style scope. I was up in the air thinking I wanted more than 15x but 15 is more than enough for what I need. I thought long and hard about Schmidt & Bender and Us Optics. The wait on Us Optics and the cost factor with the Schmidt & Bender made me go with the Premier. I was not sure I would like the reticle but playing with it today I think it will work well.

 

[DickWanner]

Very nice man, very nice. What exactly is it. It kind of looks like a Glock

It's the equivalent of a Glock 34/35 in 10mm on a Glock 20 frame, essentially a prototype version of LWD's Glock '20T' slide with no markings at all and a 5.15" 10mm barrel. Someday maybe I'll pick up a stainless frame for it to match the slide.

I'll see your 230 and raise you 300

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(230 * 21 = 4830) > (300 * 6 = 1800) [wink]



ETA:
Caliber : 10mm

Bullet : 230gr Wide Flat Nose Gas Check Hardcast

Ballistics : 1120fps/ 641 ft./lbs. - Glock 20
1008fps / 519 ft lbs 100yds Glock 20

 

[bostonasphalt2]

It's the equivalent of a Glock 34/35 in 10mm on a Glock 20 frame, essentially a prototype version of LWD's Glock '20T' slide with no markings at all and a 5.15" 10mm barrel. Someday maybe I'll pick up a stainless frame for it to match the slide.



(230 * 21 = 4830) > (300 * 6 = 1800)



ETA:
Caliber : 10mm

Bullet : 230gr Wide Flat Nose Gas Check Hardcast

Ballistics : 1120fps/ 641 ft./lbs. - Glock 20
1008fps / 519 ft lbs 100yds Glock 20

The 10mm club is a fantastic place to be.

 

[lupis42]

The 10mm club is a fantastic place to be.

Although the more members there are, the harder it is to find ammo.

 

[zerodown]

It's the equivalent of a Glock 34/35 in 10mm on a Glock 20 frame, essentially a prototype version of LWD's Glock '20T' slide with no markings at all and a 5.15" 10mm barrel. Someday maybe I'll pick up a stainless frame for it to match the slide.

What do you think of the triangle sights? Easy to pick up?

 

[Titan]

It is a 3-15x50. mil/mil. With Seekins rings. You can look here Premier. Very good and simple tactical style scope. I was up in the air thinking I wanted more than 15x but 15 is more than enough for what I need. I thought long and hard about Schmidt & Bender and Us Optics. The wait on Us Optics and the cost factor with the Schmidt & Bender made me go with the Premier. I was not sure I would like the reticle but playing with it today I think it will work well.

Here's a great review of that scope...

LINK

And a place that sells it...

LINK

 

[DickWanner]

What do you think of the triangle sights? Easy to pick up?

They are definitely fast aquiring, and from what I have read on the 'net they are just as accurate as traditional 'iron' sights. We'll see how well they do when I finally get to shoot this thing. I also have to test out my Arrendondo +5 extensions to see if it feed reliably. No sense in having 20 rounds of 10mm in the mag if you can't shoot it!

 

[ChevyGuy91]

Definitely standing by for a range report.

 

[Tyrion]

The newly acquired Sig was lonely. Second addition in as many days, Ruger MK III

Heh. My first gun (the first I paid for) was a p239 and my second was a MIII Hunter, which I bought within a week...

 

[Jose]

It's the equivalent of a Glock 34/35 in 10mm on a Glock 20 frame, essentially a prototype version of LWD's Glock '20T' slide with no markings at all and a 5.15" 10mm barrel. Someday maybe I'll pick up a stainless frame for it to match the slide.



(230 * 21 = 4830) > (300 * 6 = 1800)



ETA:
Caliber : 10mm

Bullet : 230gr Wide Flat Nose Gas Check Hardcast

Ballistics : 1120fps/ 641 ft./lbs. - Glock 20
1008fps / 519 ft lbs 100yds Glock 20

If we are talking raw power (not capacity), do not even try to one-up the .44 Magnum with a puny automatic pistol cartridge. Ain't happening.

Buffalo Bore 300 grain hard cast flat nose:
Muzzle Velocity: 1325 fps
Muzzle Energy: 1189 ft. lbs.

 

[lupis42]

If we are talking raw power (not capacity), do not even try to one-up the .44 Magnum with a puny automatic pistol cartridge. Ain't happening.

What about .50 AE? That is after all, an auto-pistol cartridge

 

[Jose]

What about .50 AE? That is after all, an auto-pistol cartridge

If you want to up the bore size, we can always raise you a .500 S&W Magnum. Nothing succeeds like excess.

Hell, let's compare the closest revolver cartridge to the 10mm Norma, the .41 Remington Magnum.

Corbon's 250 grain hard cast lead: Muzzle Velocity: 1325 fps, Muzzle Energy: 975 ft. lbs.

Buffalo Bore's 230 grain hard cast lead SWC: Muzzle Velocity: 1450 fps, Muzzle Energy: 1074 ft. lbs.

When it comes to raw handgun power, all else being equal, revolvers have NO peer.

 

[Keystone]

If you want to up the bore size, we can always raise you a .500 S&W Magnum. Nothing succeeds like excess.

Hell, let's compare the closest revolver cartridge to the 10mm Norma, the .41 Remington Magnum.

Corbon's 250 grain hard cast lead: Muzzle Velocity: 1325 fps, Muzzle Energy: 975 ft. lbs.

Buffalo Bore's 230 grain hard cast lead SWC: Muzzle Velocity: 1450 fps, Muzzle Energy: 1074 ft. lbs.

When it comes to raw handgun power, all else being equal, revolvers have NO peer.

I see your .44mag wheelgun and raise you a GAU-8....6560 grain incendiary rounds with a velocity of 3250fps.

Nice guns this month, guys, can't wait to see what next month brings!

eta: just to definitively win the calibre war: the Schwerer Gustav, with a 67.2 million grain projectile fired at 2690fps.
Now available in a handy, pocket carry package!

 

[lupis42]

If you want to up the bore size, we can always raise you a .500 S&W Magnum. Nothing succeeds like excess.

Excess is my middle name...

When it comes to raw handgun power, all else being equal, revolvers have NO peer.

No argument here. I was just stirring the pot a little.

 

[bostonasphalt2]

They are definitely fast aquiring, and from what I have read on the 'net they are just as accurate as traditional 'iron' sights. We'll see how well they do when I finally get to shoot this thing. I also have to test out my Arrendondo +5 extensions to see if it feed reliably. No sense in having 20 rounds of 10mm in the mag if you can't shoot it!

where can I get those extensions?

 

[jrbtzx12r]

Akina

Not a new firearm, but something much better (at least I think).

Her name is Akina (it means "summer flower" in Japanese). She's a two year old female American Akita I rescued from Dallas, TX and had transported up here. Man does she have energy!

 

[lupis42]

where can I get those extensions?

Group buy?
Please?

 

[Blitz1]

Not a new firearm, but something much better (at least I think).

Her name is Akina (it means "summer flower" in Japanese). She's a two year old female American Akita I rescued from Dallas, TX and had transported up here. Man does she have energy!

Congrats!! Beautiful dog.