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Just saw this 22LR clone of a SCAR on a local dealer's website and wondered if anyone has had any experience with one and could offer comments: http://www.legacysports.com/products/issc_mk22.html Looks like it may be a fun addition to the plinker collection, but man those magazines...

To clarify, this doesn't mean that an organized event with kids and adults is a bad idea. Just take care to hold it in a safe manner in an appropriate location. Airsoft actually is a good place to teach proper firearm handling under safer conditions and, as there is no external marker of a...

The airsoft community really hates it when kids play with airsoft weapons in normal public spaces. While technically legal, the extreme realism of the weapons often causes dangerous misunderstandings with other citizens and local law enforcement that (at best) result in negative press for...

Here is a link to an image of the firearm in question: Siegbarste Gewehr NBC's Grimm site offer's this fanciful description: "Commonly known as an elephant gun, this large triple barrel rifle is used specifically in the Grimm world for taking down Siegbarstes. Over 100 years old, it was made...

Number 10 on the list is the S&W M&P-15 in .22LR. Or are we not counting that as an AR variant for some reason?

I always wanted the Beretta 93R with the ridiculous compensator and other silliness that Robocop wielded in the original film. Robocop Auto-9 Pistol

The Cx4 in .45 ACP uses the same magazines as the Cougar 8045. Even the junky 8045 Pro-Mags I have work so-so (though I prefer to use the real Beretta 8045 mags). The adapter sleeve is to allow older versions of the Cx4 to use the newer Px4 magazines. The Cx4 in 9mm and .40 exists in both...

I picked up a .45 ACP version when they were brand new and love it to this day. Very nice carbine.

Much appreciated, thanks!

I recently inherited some edged weapons of my grandfather's and thought the folks here on THR could help me with identifying several of them and recommending proper maintenance/restoration techniques. The first two are my grandfather's WWII issue USN combat knife and LC-14-B "knife"...

Nice Storm. I have the .45 ACP version. Very fun little pistol caliber carbine.

I got it from Houts. I've purchased a number of accessories from them in the past. Nice people, good service.

I really enjoy my Cx4 in .45. May only hold 8+1, but it is well mannered, points very naturally, and shares magazines with my Cougar 8045. She dresses up pretty nice, too:

Long time lurker, finally decided to register. :) I like all sorts of firearms, own more than a few, but less than a lot. I like high tech and low tech, foreign and domestic. I enjoy my RKBA and will support everyone else's RKBA just as vehemently as my own.