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New Acquisitions for March
- Thread starter JuergenG
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goodzilla
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Just picked up a Zastava N-PAP as well, via Classic Firearms. I'm very impressed, and with the $520 price tag it's amazing. Well built and solid as a tank. Nice wood and I was surprised by how much I liked the stock grip on there, thought I'd be immediately replacing it but it's got a good feel to it.
I'd like to get mine in my hands to shoot. The grip is slim, can't wait to break it in
My 1971/1972 SKS 59/66. I am a little confused because based on my serial number it should have a ported launcher but it does not.. probably a new barrel? barrel has no pitting looks unfired.
Here she is
Here she is
Nice!
Parker Duofold
NES Member
G30S
Must have a 9+ pound trigger out of the box.
The glock 41 that Jerry miculek tested broke at 7.1 pounds, so if it has a NY trigger it could be that heavy,
Speaking of glock 41 here's my newest glock
Parker Duofold
NES Member
I don't know. I'm just saying that the trigger pull feels pretty heavy. I don't have a gauge to check it.
mikelawtown
NES Member
ntomsw
Banned
I love my XDs 9mm. I'm hoping to get the 45 very soon.
mikelawtown
NES Member
I havent shot it yet. May try to this weekend as with ST.Paddy's i had a long work weekend/Monday..
Wise decision. Funny, you'll have a lighter, same firearm.
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Beautiful. Mine is an unissued 1976. Enjoy her.
ntomsw
Banned
It's a sweet gun, and very nice carry piece. When I get the 45, I plan on keeping my 9mm.
bsimardjr
NES Member
ntomsw
Banned
Nice!
It's probably not 9, I'd bet its more like 7ish, though. The large frames (10mm/45 ACP) Glocks have heavier striker springs than the narrow bodies do. If you put a 3.5 connector in there it will help it a little. Getting parts polished and polishing up the firing pin plunger will probably help a little, too. You can toy with the striker spring but I don't recommend this, but if you decide to go that route I would advocate testing it heavily with all the ammo you intend to use particularly if this is an SD gun. Also, after significant use parts will work
in a bit and yield a slightly lighter, cleaner pull, although the polishing dodges this somewhat.
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Winchester M1 Service Grade...birthday gift from wifey...
Main thread: http://www.northeastshooters.com/vb...Have-The-Best-Wife-Ever?p=3819258#post3819258
At the dinner table, next to the cake:
At home on the workbench:
Nice, clear heel stamp:
Danish VAR barrel, dated November 1966:
Main thread: http://www.northeastshooters.com/vb...Have-The-Best-Wife-Ever?p=3819258#post3819258
At the dinner table, next to the cake:
At home on the workbench:
Nice, clear heel stamp:
Danish VAR barrel, dated November 1966:
Winchester M1 Service Grade...birthday gift from wifey...
Main thread: http://www.northeastshooters.com/vb...Have-The-Best-Wife-Ever?p=3819258#post3819258
At the dinner table, next to the cake:
At home on the workbench:
Nice, clear heel stamp:
Danish VAR barrel, dated November 1966:
Gotta say it again: just full of awesome!!
Blade HQ has them on sale this month for $53 and change. All told with shipping it was just under $60 for a made in the US, Damascus flipper. Skylines are so light too. It really is a joy to EDC.
http://www.bladehq.com/item--1760DAM-Kershaw-Black--3378
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Winchester M1 Service Grade...birthday gift from wifey...
Main thread: http://www.northeastshooters.com/vb...Have-The-Best-Wife-Ever?p=3819258#post3819258
At the dinner table, next to the cake:
Seems like a keeper, and the rifle is cool too.
Kisspik002
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May I recommend buzzard bay tactical for a kydek holster. Travis does a great job, I love carrying my shield in mine don't even know its there.
Ok, so I bit the bullet and got myself a little Ruger SR22.
Trying to cut down on ammo costs and my airsoft is broken.
Now it is definitely not a S&W 617. Maybe I need to get used to it, but the spread was not as close as I expected,
similar to my SIG P226 on a good day.
Trying to cut down on ammo costs and my airsoft is broken.
Now it is definitely not a S&W 617. Maybe I need to get used to it, but the spread was not as close as I expected,
similar to my SIG P226 on a good day.
