punisher12b
Active Member
both barrels on mine 9 and 7.62x25 are pretty dang accurate to POA and POI..
No complaints and the x25 round is a SCREAMER..
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both barrels on mine 9 and 7.62x25 are pretty dang accurate to POA and POI..
No complaints and the x25 round is a SCREAMER..
bohman
Active Member
Interesting. I normally hear good things about the M&Ps but that really backs up the good advice on this board - try one before you buy if possible.
davsco
Ultimate Member
hk usc. trigger absolutely sucked, even after sending it back to hk. but at the end of the day, shooting a pretty small cartridge out of a pretty big gun didn't have all that much appeal. that and only 10 round mags.
rwbow1969
Get Wiffit
My first wife.
Buddy of mine took his Marlin .17hmr out last weekend. First pic 50 yards. Second pic 100 yards. Not sure what ammo or scope he was using.
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Ganegrei
Comblock Convert
The .17 hmr is a high precision round designed for long range shooting. It is not a cheap round and not one designed for spamming or shooting from the shoulder. Leverguns are designed for shooting quickly and from the shoulder. You do the math.
There is nothing wrong with the 17hmr cartridge, but it is a round for a bolt-gun.
Tungsten
Ultimate Member
Both of my Mosin Nagants. They are fun, but I can't hit anything with them. No wonder they come with bayonets.
I got a CMP M1 and ever since then, the Mosin cool factor has plummeted. The Garand is just dead sexy.
I got a CMP M1 and ever since then, the Mosin cool factor has plummeted. The Garand is just dead sexy.
engineerbrian
JMB fan club
Taurus 357 mag. I don’t even remember the model number. That POS revolver would actually jam and the cylinder wouldn’t spin. The real kick in the nuts is that it would occasionally jam with a cylinder full of live ammo. Talk about nerve racking drive home from the range! I bought it at Hendershot’s and they were very good about the whole issue. They sent it back to Taurus and I picked up a SP 101 instead
stu929
M1 Addict
Not only are they sexy they are actually pretty darn accurate.
If you need a sexy bolt.... Got 1903A3
punisher12b
Active Member
the mosin will BE cool again..
new stock comming out with a good Scope mount and glass.. ill be having a BLAST.. and still cheap to shoot
stu929
M1 Addict
the mosin will BE cool again..
new stock comming out with a good Scope mount and glass.. ill be having a BLAST.. and still cheap to shoot
It will never have the ping though!
punisher12b
Active Member
It will never have the ping though!
im in love with that stock.. i tried throwing money at the screen but no luck wont be released for order/sale till end of month prolly beginning of april they claimed end of march though
i has removable MAG's!!!!! comes with a 5 you can get 10 rounders stock around 200 and 10round mags 25 a piece..
Blu Falcon
Recon by Fire
Never regretted a gun purchase, only regret selling.
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DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
Remington 770 in .30-06. The bolt was looser than a pencil in a pint glass, as you cycled the bolt. The mags were not easy to release or use. I was happy when I got rid of it. Looking back, I don't know what I was thinking when I got it. Maybe I was hoping it would be like the Remington 788...
Multifaceted
Jerk of all Trades
My first semi-auto pistol was a S&W Sigma 40VE (Gen2). Rugged as all hell, never once jammed, FTF/FTE, or stovepipe... and I ran close to 2K rounds through it. Unfortunately, I could not get accustomed to the trigger. Long and heavy, gritty... I wasn't very accurate with it at all, and because of that, never really enjoyed shooting it.
matt1
Active Member
yeah 770 for me too. Only gun ive ever sold. Was accurate at least but quality was just crap.
bkuether
Judge not this race .....
What happened? Or is this the "all my guns accidentally fell overboard..." thing again.....
ma_deuce
Ultimate Member
G23 Gen-1. Don't know if it was the muzzle flip and blast, or the compulsion to listen to K.D. Lang every time I bought Fo-Tay ammo. Liked my G17 just fine.
DaemonAssassin
Why should we Free BSD?
The 770 I am referencing is not the one I discussed in a previous thread.
The one I picked up wouldn't hold a zero worth a damn, even with a darn good scope. I was using factory ammo (multiple types) and getting 12 inch groups at 100 yards. I put the same ammo through the M77 MK II I have and I was seeing 2 inch groups all day long with any ammo I put through it.
I took it out about a week later, and all of a sudden the POI had shifted by 2 feet, up and to the right. I re-zero the rifle, then send a few more to verify the massive grouping at 100 yards. I take it out a few days later and the zero has wandered 5 feet straight down. I gave up on that rifle and ripped my scope off of it then sold it. Maybe somebody else can have better luck with it than me.
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