Gun Pics..whatcha got?

I got my 686 cleaned up just in time for range day. It'll be going head-to-head against my GP100. She's had a grip swap for something wood without finger grooves so it can fit my hands and my sons hands.

 

.357 magnum is my favorite

A smith and a colt... Life is good!

 

I took my oldest to the woods for an afternoon of shooting

 

S&W model 63-3 4" 6 shot .22lr. I've had it since new in '98 with thousands of rounds shot thru it. Good thing with revolvers is they eat all the cheap stuff.

 

My 686+ 4" is a great shooter

 

Wife spent my money to buy herself a Stribog. She has a thing for PCCs, and it was 1/3 the price of the APC9 she really wants so I guess we saved money

 

Update, the scorpion is way better than the Stribog its fun, but having lots of magazine (presumably) issues. Failure to feed once, lots of failure to extract, or the casing is extracted and then somehow gets stuck between the bolt and the newly loaded round put probably 200rds through it today, and almost every magazine had at least one issue. Maybe it'll be happier with a cleaning and "break in", but the scorpion which was cheaper has never had a single issue, so if you have a choice of the two go with the CZ

 

I love mine, always a blast to shoot.

 

Have you had any feeding issues? I know there were issues with the earlier models that got sorted out, so seems weird we're having a hard time.

 

No issues on my scorpion, bang right out of the box.

 

S/W MP 15/22 from BUDS GUNSHOP with a lil ol vortex red dot from optics planet.

 

The new Duty Gun

Sig P320 RXP
Sig Romeo 1 Pro Red Dot
SureFire X300U-B

Sig Flat Trigger en route from Sig

 

Oh I thought you were talking about a Stribog, yes Scorpion is life

 

I’ve been wanting a full size .357 revolver (I have a snub nose) but revolver ammo has been the hardest to find.

 

How is that .44 magnum to shoot? Dirty Harry always made it look easy. He didn’t even need earplugs.

 

Only one spot in my area that I've found .357 mag. .38spl is barely any easier to find too. I've seen no .44 mag ammo anywhere.

 

Did a grip swap on my dad's old model 66. I went with Altamont Target conversion grips as I prefer the square butt over the round butt...on my revolvers. Women is the opposite

 

I had a 3" Talo Model 29 for about 6 months..
44 specials were fun to shoot.
44 mag would irritate others at the indoor range.
Great gun, but I sold it after the novelty of it wore off.

 

So it is loud but not unmanageable (like the .460 or the .500) I have some 180gr. stuff that makes it fun...When you start flingin' the heavy stuff it kicks a bit more...Ihave done some 240gr stuff and it's ok but i have never shot the 300gr stuff. I don't like shooting it indoors....

 

Altamont has nice stuff, just swapped my grips out with their products as well..

 

I've got a couple...

 

Pics or it didn't happen

 

Finally had some time to groom the Pelican and get my DLD CT4-2A 5.56 nicely tucked in. Trijicon optics, Stream light TRL-1, and some extra MFT mags.





Btw, Pelican cases are f'n legit!

 

You couldn't get a better cut from a barber shop...nice job

 

That's sweet! Do you have cases like that for all your guns or just some? I just got a gun safe (finally) last week, and prior to that each gun got its own case/bag so they weren't just laying on top of each other. Now with the safe I don't know if there's a point to a bunch of cases, or slim it down to a handful of cases to stuff whatever guns I'm taking out.

 

ok, ok, you are right. I should have known. Will get one for sure...

 

VERY cool!

 

Thanks!


@snivilous ... Now that I spent the money on the Pelican, and it turned out to be exceptionally nice stuff, I will be doing this for all my "traveling" pieces. I have ok setups, but not like this. Definitely worth it!

 

Picked up a Ruger SR22 the other day. Got the model with the extra grip and 3 mags. Going to use it to teach the kids handgun basics