Reply With QuoteWhat's the point of having so many of the same gun? :\
Variety is the spice of life.
nice collection, my guess it not yours seeing your are 17?Originally Posted by James K
what type of receivers on the AR's ?
that a lot of pistols.
What's the point of having so many of the same gun? :\
Variety is the spice of life.
More is always better. Some people think Coke is better then Pepsi.
its the famiy's collection, the recievers are a mix ......essentials arms , bushmaster and PWA
nice collection James.. looks like your DAD/family got some BRD..(black rifle disease) lol
funny thing is all those rifles "were" plain jane but i've put my own money into them for the optics, rails and what not.
simplicity is beauty.. but you can always upgrade to better furniture in the future or when got some money to throw.
When one appreciates a certain type of rifle, a lot can be said for collecting different variations.
I have three AKs, and each is a bit different, with strengths and weaknesses of the designs. I'm on my second AR build right now, because it's fun to build something unique with exactly the parts and accessories the shooter prefers.
James,
How are things with you?
We have a shoot in Nov. give me a call.....like to have you there again!
What's all this talk about not being able to shoot an HK416?
Fully auto available for rental, Blue Ridge Arsenal in northern VA! I went out there and shot a couple MP5's as well....extremely expensive though.
Optics are not cheap anyway, they cost as much as rifles (the good stuff anyway).
I start my first 2 receivers tomorrow.
What are you plans for them, Wildcat? I've been working on mine for about three or four weeks now. Each payday, I add another component or two. I've got some lower receiver internal parts on the way, and next payday, I'll add a 2-stage match trigger group and perhaps something else, budget permitting. I'm resisting the urge to rush this and compromise with cheap components/accessories, and instead am trying to be patient and build myself something of quality.
quality indeed. just purchased a noveske lower receiver and i will turned it into an SPR. it prolly take me a year to build but my next project would be a bomb..
^ Sounds nice. My upper/lower receivers are Rock River. In hindsight, a Noveske would have been a great choice, but I figured when it comes to a stripped lower, it may not be a priority for me, vs. other parts.
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