The PH Gun Cabinet - Shooting Matters
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Jimbeaux said:
Oh, and let me go ahead an float the standing invitation for any shooters coming to the US. If you are in my area (Louisiana), I have the guns and ammo and land to shoot on, just bring thyself. Once the plague subsides that is, 
Where in LA are you? I'm going to be in Lake Charles for a wedding in July. I live in CO so have to decide whether to drive or fly. 
carinatauk said:
Do you have anything non plastic? I realise they are mainly "toys" but just asking as I have a bias towards wood. Just love your Glocks, miss living in the States for this reason alone.
Nope. All of these were built and bought for various purposes, and metal/plastic suited.I was also interested in building my own, which suits metal and plastic - with the exception of the 10/22, everything is from parts.
Apart from maybe a shotgun, my next purchase is likely an M1, M1 carbine, or most likely No.4 Mk1.
Edited by jimmyjimjim on Saturday 18th April 17:01
Jimbeaux said:
I will get a chance in a week or so to use my wife’s photo studio and produce some good pics. For now it’s amateur hour with a not-the-newest iPhone.
I will begin with the weapon that makes the lefties’ heads explode...well, perhaps that’s poor phrasing; the one that drives them batty (Corona themed). This AR-15 is an Anderson, built in Hebron Kentucky.
I don’t recall if it is a 1:9 twist. I have a medium cost optic (around $190). The front and rear sights are collapsible and made of billeted aluminum. They are adjusted to co-witness through the optic. I have two 30 round Magpull mags and about six standard sized aluminum mags.
Anderson is not one of the large named manufacturers but more of a family-owned boutique gunmaker. I purchased a 400 round ammo can for about $149.
That looks more like a 40 round mag to me?I will begin with the weapon that makes the lefties’ heads explode...well, perhaps that’s poor phrasing; the one that drives them batty (Corona themed). This AR-15 is an Anderson, built in Hebron Kentucky.
I don’t recall if it is a 1:9 twist. I have a medium cost optic (around $190). The front and rear sights are collapsible and made of billeted aluminum. They are adjusted to co-witness through the optic. I have two 30 round Magpull mags and about six standard sized aluminum mags.
Anderson is not one of the large named manufacturers but more of a family-owned boutique gunmaker. I purchased a 400 round ammo can for about $149.
Edited by Jimbeaux on Saturday 18th April 14:25
I've a dozen 30 round mags - not bad for a state that restricts ownership to 15 round capacity. No, this is not illegal
But the workarounds necessary to get past the restriction means you either have a couple, or lots, to make it viable.Jimbeaux said:
Damn! I thought it look stout enough to be a .357 but didn’t think you had those available. My bad.
Yes we have .357 bur like the .22 1911 above we have to pretend to be Jack Nicholson’s joker This is me fireing fast as Jerry M but filmed in super slow mo. Wanted to see what was happening. Goes towards normal speed right at the end. Was still a good group
Don’t laugh it’s what we have.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMak_K59Pik
Edited by Pesty on Saturday 18th April 22:00
jimmyjimjim said:
That looks more like a 40 round mag to me?
I've a dozen 30 round mags - not bad for a state that restricts ownership to 15 round capacity. No, this is not illegal But the workarounds necessary to get past the restriction means you either have a couple, or lots, to make it viable.
I've a dozen 30 round mags - not bad for a state that restricts ownership to 15 round capacity. No, this is not illegal
But the workarounds necessary to get past the restriction means you either have a couple, or lots, to make it viable.
Or, in my case, I can just claim an exemption and get whatever I want.
jimmyjimjim said:
That looks more like a 40 round mag to me?
I've a dozen 30 round mags - not bad for a state that restricts ownership to 15 round capacity. No, this is not illegal But the workarounds necessary to get past the restriction means you either have a couple, or lots, to make it viable.
I see you are in Colorado. I guess you are an expert at legal loopholes and workarounds. Good job. I've a dozen 30 round mags - not bad for a state that restricts ownership to 15 round capacity. No, this is not illegal
But the workarounds necessary to get past the restriction means you either have a couple, or lots, to make it viable.Pesty said:
Yes we have .357 bur like the .22 1911 above we have to pretend to be Jack Nicholson’s joker
This is me fireing fast as Jerry M but filmed in super slow mo. Wanted to see what was happening. Goes towards normal speed right at the end. Was still a good group
Don’t laugh it’s what we have.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMak_K59Pik
No laughing sir. We cook with the ingredients we have. You get to shoot and enjoy doing so. That’s the important part. This is me fireing fast as Jerry M but filmed in super slow mo. Wanted to see what was happening. Goes towards normal speed right at the end. Was still a good group
Don’t laugh it’s what we have.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mMak_K59Pik
Edited by Pesty on Saturday 18th April 22:00
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