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Went shooting with my Dad and his friend last weekend, first time shooting high powered rifles, also first time shooting at 100yds. Brought the .22 with bead sights out to 100yds but it was pretty useless. Here's a pic of the M1A:

http://www.dsmstyle.com/photopost/data/500/m1a.jpg

Also his friend brought out his AR15:

http://www.dsmstyle.com/photopost/data/500/ar15.jpg
http://www.dsmstyle.com/photopost/da...oting_ar15.jpg

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Gawd I love that M1. Pure sex

What range do you guys normally use? I usally hit up Bills in CP because it's close. Anybody down for killing some paper this Sunday?


I put an AMD65 Brake on the Draco and need to examine the new fireballs :D

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...g?t=1273681080

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I've love to but I'll be back home in Iowa this weekend for a wedding. At home I go to the Isaac Walton because it's a mile from my parents house, but here I've only been to the Bill's in Robbinsdale.

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Found an optics rail for my Tracker at the pawn shop.

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...nion/001-1.jpg

It is now a crow/squirrells worst nightmare

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...nion/002-1.jpg

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Update on the backup Draco, Midwest Industries quad rail and Hogue grip are finally on.

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...nion/004-2.jpg

Quad rail is very nice quality and will be the perfect mount for my aimpoint.

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...nion/007-1.jpg

Hogue by far makes the best grips hands down. If you own an AK or any firearm I highly suggest you pick one up.

http://i91.photobucket.com/albums/k3...Minion/008.jpg

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I don't have current pics, but theres an Aimpoint M4s on my Knights Armament SR-15 now. Here's a couple old pics of her.

http://www.tcstreets.com/pics/KAC-1.jpg

http://www.tcstreets.com/pics/KAC-3.jpg

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Hooray I can join the club now!

BTW Nice guns all you guys makes me jealous. Heres mine.

http://sphotos.ak.fbcdn.net/hphotos-..._1469072_n.jpg

FNH FNX .40

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I'm rockin a few toys. I have:
Glock 21 n 45acp
S&W Sigma 9mm
Ruger LCP in .380 auto
Remington 870 wingmaster 12ga
Remington 770 is 300 win mag
Chinese SKS
Remington 550-1 in .22LR
and a handful of break action shotguns in 20,16, and 12 gauge.
Anyone else on here have a carry license?

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I'm planning to get mine for Christmas. Although I don't know how great a Glock 17 will feel with an inside waist band holster.

The next gun I'm buying is a 1911, I will probably carry that. Even though it will be full frame, I'm hoping it will be ok for CCW since it's single stack.

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I found the weight to be the biggest problem with carrying the .45. I ended up switching to a Glock 23 and although I have an IWB it is so much more comfortable (and faster to draw) on the belt. They have some holsters that only have the barrel a few inches below the belt line so concealment isn't too bad but comfort is infinitely higher, especially when driving.

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The right holster makes all the difference. You'd be suprised what's concealable

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I carry my G21 from time to time is a blackhawk paddle holster, the nice thing about Minnesota is we don't have to conceal if we don't want to. When I am going out and want to conceal or if I am working I usually carry my LCP. I am looking at getting a G23 next for a kind of "Best of both worlds" scenario. I agree with mlomker, weight is usually the biggest issue when carrying a gun. If its to heavy, or not comfortable, you wont carry it with you all the time and that defeats the point of having a carry license in the first place.

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Very nice guns everyone. I just picked up a 1943 Mosin Nagant, I would like to try and go shooting sometime soon.

http://www.mitsustyle.com/photopost/...photos_010.jpg
http://www.mitsustyle.com/photopost/...photos_009.jpg

It came with the a strap, 2 hip pouches, gun oil, a set of tools, and a bayonet. This is my first gun, and purchased just to shoot at a range or someones land for fun.

~John

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I also have joined the gun owners club as well. Currently in the safe:
http://www.mitsustyle.com/photopost/...m/IMAG0001.jpg

Mossberg 20ga
Turkish Mauser 8mm
Mosin Nagant
Marlin .3030

The Mosin and Mauser are actually mine, the other two (along with many others) will be mine in due time.

P.S. first pic I took with my new phone. Not too shabby.

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mosin-nagants are fun guns to shoot. Cheap ammo, accurate, and there are a ton of parts out there for them.

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i got a remington 7400 30-06(deer rifle)
a modle7 7mm-08(back up deer/cyote)
a nice little 20ga benelli supernova pump(for grouse)
a nice ducks unlimited 12ga(will be mine soon lol i use it for phesent and duck/goose)
an older .22 semi auto paper shooter (i got from my dad i think its a remington)
and i would like to get a .357 mag to carry while deer hunting

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Truf. A buddy showed me his Reuger LCP the other day and the holster he has sits just off the hip, I put it on and you literally can't hardly tell its there.

http://www.ruger.com/products/lcp/models.html

Made me think about getting one finally...

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They have quite the bite to them, honestly I don't find my too fun to shoot but I do carry with me just about everywhere which is the important part. The other downer is .380 auto can be hard to find sometimes and kind of spendy. They go on sale all of the time so just keep and eye out at cabelas or gander mtn and you can have one pretty cheap. To sum it up for the price I'm happy with mine but if you have a little extra cash to spend I'd look at the sig p380.

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That was my LCP he was looking at. I bought a Kel-tec P3AT before the LCP, and it was shit. Goes bang about half the time. Kel-tec said they would fix it for free, but I have to ship it to them, and to ship guns, you have to ship overnight and it's like $70. About 25% of the value of the gun. The Kel-tec had tons of rough edges and machining marks in it. I polished most of them out, and it operates a ton smoother, but still doesn't go bang all the time.

So I bought the LCP.... It's the SAME gun, just made by ruger, and finished a lot better. There's a couple of ounces of extra weight to it, which is good, because if you limp wrist the kel-tec at all, it won't eject the shell. The LCP doesn't get that way until you've almost emptied the magazine and most of the weight is gone. The Ruger also has a slide lock, which the kel-tec doesn't have. I put 260 rounds through it the day I got it to break it in, and it worked flawlessly. My palm was pretty bruised up the next day though. :)

The slide to the ruger fits on the Kel-tec perfectly. Obviously, firing it would be dumb, but they are exactly the same design. Kel-tec sued Ruger over it, but Ruger proved that Kel-tec stole the design from somewhere else and the lawsuit was dropped.

One interesting thing is that Kel-tec says you can use +P ammo in the gun when carrying and infrequently, but Ruger tells you not to use it at all. So I'm just carrying it with crappy Winchester white box right now until I can find a good defense round that is not +P.

I carry with a Fobus E2 Evolution holster made for the P3AT. It's a great little paddle holster that holds the gun close to you (outside the waistband). I carry above my right rear pocket, or above my left front pocket if I'm driving. With just a shirt pulled over it, it's nearly impossible to tell that I'm carrying.

If I was going to get another carry weapon, I'd look at this one from Boberg (they are a MN company):
http://www.bobergarms.com/

Not cheap, but really small for a 9mm. I tried carrying a Glock 19 for awhile, but it was way to big and bulky, especially when traveling. With the LCP, you forget it's even there. One thing that's just bizarre to me is that Glock doesn't have anything that competes with the LCP. That's a huge market right now, and they're throwing it all away. If they had something as small as an LCP and that worked as well, I'd buy it in a second.

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Totally agree. I have a G21 that I carry almost never due to the size and weight. Probably going to get a G23 next. If you need a carry every day throw in your pocket and go gun the LCP is pretty sweet. The LCR 357 is catching my eye as well.