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MustGoFaster
09-20-2013, 06:30 PM
well being a combat handgun, I am sure its secure. Made to hold while covered in blood :)
I will have to look at the Houge ones, sounds promising, I loved everything else about it.
I picked up an FNX-40 a while ago. I though the same thing about the grips as well. One trip to the range and it seems a little less aggressive now. Maybe I got used to it, maybe the rough edges got smoothed with some handling. Either way, I like it now.
dsmolition
10-03-2013, 11:37 AM
Is there anywhere I can ship my gun to get a scope mount put on. I’m building an old 91/30 and have a reproduction mount kit but it requires drilling and taping of the receiver. I would do it but it has to be perfectly straight so I was going to pay to have it done. Otherwise if there is a smith south of the citys that can do this type of work I could drop it off. All of my local ones says they can’t do that type of work. I wont to get it done before coyote season!
asshanson
10-03-2013, 12:23 PM
There are a couple places in Des Moines that I bet would do this, if you're ever down this way. JT Guns or West Des Moines Scheels (surprisingly enough) would be my top two. JT Guns is a great place if they will do this, and prices are awesome.
dsmolition
10-08-2013, 08:30 AM
Alright. I’ll look into it. I have some DNR exams soon downtown in the Wallace state office building. So I’ll be in town/
4seasons69
10-20-2013, 11:05 PM
Well sold my Glock 36 a few weeks ago. Today I picked up a subcompact xd-9. Going to try and go shooting tomorrow or Tuesday and see how I like it. Kinda already missing the .45 though lol
sleepydsm
12-30-2013, 04:31 AM
I can't make my mind up on a .308 "battle rifle". I know we're basically talking a $2000 investment, plus/minus $500. Armalite AR-10, Scar 17S, DSA SA58 (FAL), even DPMS, or even a much cheaper and much less accurate Molot Vepr or Saiga .308. Ahhh, decisions.
Murlo26
12-30-2013, 10:14 AM
I can't make my mind up on a .308 "battle rifle". I know we're basically talking a $2000 investment, plus/minus $500. Armalite AR-10, Scar 17S, DSA SA58 (FAL), even DPMS, or even a much cheaper and much less accurate Molot Vepr or Saiga .308. Ahhh, decisions.
If you have the scratch, get the SCAR, you will not regret it :)
I actually wish I got the 17s instead of the 16s, but I have been thinking about getting the 17s in the future as well.
Murlo26
01-14-2014, 11:13 PM
seems strange to post this after my last post...
But digging into finances to get my car back up and running for spring, I needs moar cash.
I am going to sell my SCAR 16s. I don't use it at all anymore, its an awesome gun and dead nuts accurate and cycles great etc but I just don't use it as much as I want to. I am going to keep my handgun for home protection and start carrying that but the AR just doesn't get use and its too expensive to just let sit.
Plus, the gun hobby is expensive and I don't think it wise I get too into both guns and cars until I stop spending so much on cars.
Anyway, figured I would post here before i go to armslist and see if anyone local that I know/semi-know is interested.
It has less than 1000 rounds through it, probably close to 500 give or take, so basically still new lol, will come with 2 pmags and standard fn 30rd mag and fn sling, no optic.
Not sure what they are selling for but if someone is actually interested we can work that out, guessing somewhere around 2500.
Tell your friends! It's FDE color too for reference.
I am going to get another AR in the next year or so, but I want to spend less on it so I can get a nice optic too, considering daniel defense m4 or something along those lines.
asshanson
01-15-2014, 12:24 AM
Damn dude, if you are getting another one in a year, why not let this one sit on the shelf until then? You don't have to keep up the shooting hobby year round, unless you really need the cash now. Heck I only shoot my 308 a few times a year.
Unless you want to get something totally different like a bolt action long barrel for long distance or something, then that makes sense. But if you are just going to downgrade to a cheap AR it just doesn't make that much sense imho.
Murlo26
01-15-2014, 12:29 AM
Damn dude, if you are getting another one in a year, why not let this one sit on the shelf until then? You don't have to keep up the shooting hobby year round, unless you really need the cash now. Heck I only shoot my 308 a few times a year.
Unless you want to get something totally different like a bolt action long barrel for long distance or something, then that makes sense. But if you are just going to downgrade to a cheap AR it just doesn't make that much sense imho.
it might be longer than a year honestly, could be two or three, don't know.
I know, I don't really want to sell it but if I don't then that just means the evo sits not running longer and I want to actually use that this summer, sick of it sitting on jackstands year round. I suppose I could sell the evo and then do house stuff that needs doing and keep the gun and buy even more guns!
It's not set in stone yet but I need to at least entertain the idea and see if anyone is willing to buy it.
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