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#41

05-31-2006, 01:19 AM

Propagandalf

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http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...7576&q=.50+cal

btw, the targets are real people

... I think

They are. Thats from a Marine unit in Afghanistan.

#42

05-31-2006, 02:13 AM

SilverSeven

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Game over.

That is a cool looking gun.

Is this what you have? How is the balance or feel while firing?

Mine is a replica of that one, USP40, but I had a 6 inch vented barrel and match compensator custom made. Since it's not original HK stuff, it's not quite as accurate or smooth as the real Match, but it's close. That's about 7/8ths of a pound of steel strapped to the front there, and between that and the vented barrel, muzzle rise is almost zero. When I first got it together, I was actually shooting sub-moa groups, but about two inches low because I was used to trying to compensate rise with my wrist.

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05-31-2006, 03:28 AM

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#44

05-31-2006, 04:33 AM

flyboy

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RE: guns

you wanna play that game. HAHAHAHAHA

and shoots this.

#45

05-31-2006, 04:55 AM

Cameron

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RE: guns

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I think on mythbuster the glock was able to shoot under water and once it had been brought out it worked perfectly. I knew that glock claimed that but i had never seen it done. I think Glock and Beretta are some of teh most reliable guns. I pretty sure that the Berrate M9 is the one that is carried by US ground troops as a side arm. Now that is an accomplishment in itself. The army doesnt pick just any old gun for that.

Beleive it or not, I've heard the issued M9 is a horrible gun. It jams alot, not to mention the magazines are horrible. Sure, they issue 15(?)round mags, but any serviceman I've talked to says the most you can load into it, especially in sandy conditions, is 10 rounds. That makes it a bulky 9mm with only three rounds on the older 1911A1. The store bought 92FS is a great gun, but its too bulky in my opinion. If I had to have a beretta, I would pick the 96FS (.40S&W).

My mom has the same "Not in my house" rules, but following suit with my dad, the collection stays hidden in the trunk.

Get a Yugoslavian M24/47 Mauser! They rock!

#46

05-31-2006, 05:46 AM

flyboy

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HAHA, trunk showcase, sorry officer I know that I have like 10 guns in the trunk and that looks very suspicious and all but my wife/mom doesn't...

#47

06-01-2006, 12:57 AM

apg96

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RE: guns

hahaha flyboy. I think it would be bad to have them in teh car. to.. Thats why u get a locked closet. Or even put them btwn the mattresses.

#48

06-01-2006, 04:15 AM

Cameron

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RE: guns

Nope, they are 100% legal the way they are. I keep it in a locked case, with a lock on the action itself. Not to mention the ammunition itself is kept in the cabin so it is seperate from the gun itself.

Speaking of guns, I bought a Mossberg 500 today