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New Acquisitions for January 2012
- Thread starter SamH
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This showed up today.... finally, almost 2 weeks late
Sentry G2459E
I ordered it on December 12th and it was supposed to be in by the 9th. I can't complain too much though. I got it on sale for $599.99 with free shipping and because I called and bitched about it being late I got the company to knock off another 10%. So I ended up getting this for $540 shipped. Now that's a bargain!
Sentry G2459E
I ordered it on December 12th and it was supposed to be in by the 9th. I can't complain too much though. I got it on sale for $599.99 with free shipping and because I called and bitched about it being late I got the company to knock off another 10%. So I ended up getting this for $540 shipped. Now that's a bargain!
icyclefar
NES Member
This showed up today.... finally, almost 2 weeks late
Sentry G2459E
I ordered it on December 12th and it was supposed to be in by the 9th. I can't complain too much though. I got it on sale for $599.99 with free shipping and because I called and bitched about it being late I got the company to knock off another 10%. So I ended up getting this for $540 shipped. Now that's a bargain!
Cut little safe you got there!
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Independence Arms
Instructor
by the looks of the background, you are in need of my electrical services
S7W model60, Remington 1911R1, and S&w M&p 40 range kit.
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Independence Arms
Instructor
envious!
Nice looking rig! The fact that you are obviously a professional photographer didn't hurt either.
What is that scope?The rifle is how it comes from the Remington factory. It has an 5-R rifling in a 26" barrel with 1 in 11.25 twist (same as military M24). Stock is a Bell and Carlson Medalist A5. I will be getting it inletted for a magazine setup.
I'm looking to join a 400 yard range about an hour away. That should be fun
The scope, as mentioned, is a SWFA SS 5-20x50 FFP. The reticle is in the front element so as you zoom in and out it changes as well. This allows you to range and estimate distance at any magnification.
SWFA Scopes can be seen here: http://swfa.com/
It has milrad adjustments. .1 mil per click. The reticle is also in milrads so I can very easily make adjustments based on what I see in the scope. There is plenty of elevation available to be able to sight in at 1000 yards. Glass is very clear and lets it lots of light. I was going to go with a Nightforce, but for the same specs it would have been over $2k. The SWFA scopes are supposed to be very nice and well worth the money compared to its quality. It is beefy! After bore sighting it, I went up 10 mils then back down to zero and checked it. Spot on. Did the same on the windage and every time it was the same. It will be good to test it once I hit the range. We're getting some snow right now and I don't fee like heading to the range until it gets a bit warmer out.
I also picked up a Kestrel weather station to give me all my current conditions I would need to input into my ballistic program on my Iphone.
I'm looking to join a 400 yard range about an hour away. That should be fun
The scope, as mentioned, is a SWFA SS 5-20x50 FFP. The reticle is in the front element so as you zoom in and out it changes as well. This allows you to range and estimate distance at any magnification.
SWFA Scopes can be seen here: http://swfa.com/
It has milrad adjustments. .1 mil per click. The reticle is also in milrads so I can very easily make adjustments based on what I see in the scope. There is plenty of elevation available to be able to sight in at 1000 yards. Glass is very clear and lets it lots of light. I was going to go with a Nightforce, but for the same specs it would have been over $2k. The SWFA scopes are supposed to be very nice and well worth the money compared to its quality. It is beefy! After bore sighting it, I went up 10 mils then back down to zero and checked it. Spot on. Did the same on the windage and every time it was the same. It will be good to test it once I hit the range. We're getting some snow right now and I don't fee like heading to the range until it gets a bit warmer out.
I also picked up a Kestrel weather station to give me all my current conditions I would need to input into my ballistic program on my Iphone.
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beaker
NES Member
Nice looking carbine. It is an iconic rifle, and this is a great looking example. I like the stainless look a lot.
Late 1980's Iver Johnson stainless M1 Carbine I picked up from a buddy with my xmas money (thanks, Mom!)
... and yes, I know it's a compromise weapon, but I had to have it as my first rifle because we have pictures of my great-grandfather (for whom I was named) demonstrating it for, and firing it alongside, Ike, Bradley, Palmer and Churchill shortly after it was rolled out to the troops in 1942-43. His brass nameplate is visible in this picture and you can find a full bio on Wikipedia.
beaker
NES Member
I didn't even know they made a rifle version of this firearm. I've seen some nice examples of the survival pistol version for sale but this is a really nice pick up!
Got This last month, but forgot to post it. So here it is............
What we have here is a rare first Gen Bushmaster in the even rarer stainless finish. These were made in the late 70's and are the Rifle version of the Gwinn pistols that Bushmaster produced for the air force around the same time.
Thanks. I saw a pic of one a few years back and since then have been trying to find one. These are super rare and therefore very difficult to find. I was extremely lucky to find the rarest model made in almost nib condition. The stainless finish with factory folding stock is nearly impossible to come by. I got lucky and saw it on GB. Immediately went with the buy it now.
It shoots great and it's definitely a keeper.
Dirtypacman
NES Door Greeter
The rifle is how it comes from the Remington factory. It has an 5-R rifling in a 26" barrel with 1 in 11.25 twist (same as military M24). Stock is a Bell and Carlson Medalist A5. I will be getting it inletted for a magazine setup.
I'm looking to join a 400 yard range about an hour away. That should be fun
The scope, as mentioned, is a SWFA SS 5-20x50 FFP. The reticle is in the front element so as you zoom in and out it changes as well. This allows you to range and estimate distance at any magnification.
My friend your racking out quite a sweet collection, thanks for sharing with us.
1903Collector
NES Member
Wanted one for a long time and stumbled on one yesterday at North Shore Firearms! S&W mod 39-2. Pretty good shape, very good price...one of my Holy Grails! Can't wait to get it to the range.
The old S&W autos were bad ass very nice pick up indeed!
Independence Arms
Instructor
Just made it in before the end of January.
Very nice!
SSW
NES Member
Just made it in before the end of January.
NICE!!!! Keep that thing pointed south, I am just north of you and no stray rounds this way!!!!!
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Just made it in before the end of January.
Nice pick up!
