BlacklabelOP
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30-30 30 cal suppressor
22/45 w/ ss MITE
22/45 w/ ss MITE
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Getting dressed this morning, I noticed that the light was good to take advantage of my POS camera.... 
What caliber is it? I've seen great results from an 18" barreled .308 rifle, and he was shooting at 400 yards.
What caliber is it? I've seen great results from an 18" barreled .308 rifle, and he was shooting at 400 yards.
LHRGunslinger
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Mmmmm I want that shotty.
darkfreedom
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I've seen some pretty pretty guns that I will probably never be able to afford, but I want to say ty to all of you who share pics of your expensive toys for the rest of us to drool over...
Exposure
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WOW!
Lots of cool toys in this thread. I am jealous of all the suppressors pictured. I have got to get myself one!
Here are pics of my little collection.
H&R Reising Model 50. An absolute bullet hose in .45 ACP. Lots of fun for not a lot of money. If you want to get into the NFA world of MG's this is the way to go. Once made to run these things RUN. Mine was made in 1942 and spent its life as a police department weapon. I am currently the lucky caretaker and she get exercised about twice a year.
1928 Thompson. Want to get peoples attention at the range? Show up with a Tommy Gun. I have learned that if there are a lot of people shooting when I show up with the Thompson it is better to leave it cased, or wait until they leave before taking it out. This thing just attracts way too much attention. This pic shows her outfitted for WWII duty, sling, 30 round stick mag, and horizontal fore grip. Band of Brothers anyone? And yes, I have sat and fondled this weapon while watching BOB before anyone asks.
Same weapon but in "gangster" guise with vertical grip and 50 round "L" drum.
And finally my absolute favorite. If you can stretch to an M16 then do it! There is no other NFA weapon that is as versatile. Here is my RIA lower converted by Sendra sporting a 7.5" upper, Beta drum, and Bushnell Holosight. This thing runs like a sewing machine. Well, a very LOUD sewing machine. I mean like astonishingly, firing line clearingly loud. But it sure is fun! Just don't be on either side of it when it is running.
Yours truly making the beast bark. Notice the empty cases in the air. This pic does nothing to capture the incredible noise of the little 7.5" upper!
Same gun but with a 14.5" M4 style upper with red dot sight and a 22 LR kit. If there is more fun that can be had with a machine gun I don't know what it might be. The only improvement would be bigger magazines. This thing runs well in excess of 1000 RPM so the 30 round mags don't last long. But wow is it fun, and cheap!
Lots of cool toys in this thread. I am jealous of all the suppressors pictured. I have got to get myself one!
Here are pics of my little collection.
H&R Reising Model 50. An absolute bullet hose in .45 ACP. Lots of fun for not a lot of money. If you want to get into the NFA world of MG's this is the way to go. Once made to run these things RUN. Mine was made in 1942 and spent its life as a police department weapon. I am currently the lucky caretaker and she get exercised about twice a year.
1928 Thompson. Want to get peoples attention at the range? Show up with a Tommy Gun. I have learned that if there are a lot of people shooting when I show up with the Thompson it is better to leave it cased, or wait until they leave before taking it out. This thing just attracts way too much attention. This pic shows her outfitted for WWII duty, sling, 30 round stick mag, and horizontal fore grip. Band of Brothers anyone? And yes, I have sat and fondled this weapon while watching BOB before anyone asks.
Same weapon but in "gangster" guise with vertical grip and 50 round "L" drum.
And finally my absolute favorite. If you can stretch to an M16 then do it! There is no other NFA weapon that is as versatile. Here is my RIA lower converted by Sendra sporting a 7.5" upper, Beta drum, and Bushnell Holosight. This thing runs like a sewing machine. Well, a very LOUD sewing machine. I mean like astonishingly, firing line clearingly loud. But it sure is fun! Just don't be on either side of it when it is running.
Yours truly making the beast bark. Notice the empty cases in the air. This pic does nothing to capture the incredible noise of the little 7.5" upper!
Same gun but with a 14.5" M4 style upper with red dot sight and a 22 LR kit. If there is more fun that can be had with a machine gun I don't know what it might be. The only improvement would be bigger magazines. This thing runs well in excess of 1000 RPM so the 30 round mags don't last long. But wow is it fun, and cheap!
sig228
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Geez PTK, I just submitted my first Form 1 and now I want to do another!!
That little shotty is BAD A$$.
Can you tell us something more? Overall length? Model? How you cut the barrel and stock? Maybe some more pictures??? PLEASE??????
That little shotty is BAD A$$.
Can you tell us something more? Overall length? Model? How you cut the barrel and stock? Maybe some more pictures??? PLEASE??????
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FIVETWOSEVEN
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I think hes talking about the Double Barrel Sawed-off.
bkjeffrey
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I had that problem today as well.
little joe
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Great looking toys guys. Lj
bkjeffrey
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Same guns different pics. It was rainy all day and I couldnt shoot so I broke out the camera again.
For yall's viewing pleasure......
For yall's viewing pleasure......
Win1892
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BKJeffrey-great looking AR. How about a list of mods?
bkjeffrey
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Basically just what you see.
MOE grip and stock
Magpul sights
Magpul enhanced trigger guard and AFG
7" 1-7 twist American Spirit Arms barrel
Low pro gas block from Bravo Company
KFH flash hider
Midwest industries free float rail.
Badger Tac-Latch
Ambi sling mount reciever cover plate
Built it all with a DPMS lower reciever parts kit
Upper and Lower from Dreadnaught Industries
Alot of KG Gun Kote
I did tap the take-down pin detent pin hole for a 4-40 set screw and the lower is tapped for an 8-32 trigger adjustment screw.
I guess the only thing I really want to do to it now would be add a BAD Lever.
I also have a CGI suppressor thats real nice on there and fun with the CMMG 22 conversion kit.
machine gun jenny
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Can you tell us something more? Overall length? Model? How you cut the barrel and stock? Maybe some more pictures??? PLEASE??????
OAL is about a foot or so, it's a Stoeger Uplander, I used saws
, and there are plenty of pictures on THR of it. grog18b
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Some large bores...
My M79 w/wood furnature:
Same with Fiberglass furnature:
My "40/40" 40cal Oly upper pistol, 40mm M203 Shivak Manufacture
My 11.5" SBR 556 w/M203 40mm 9" barrel w/war paint:
Not NFA but still fun, My 556 pistol w/war paint and EOTEC:
My M79 w/wood furnature:
Same with Fiberglass furnature:
My "40/40" 40cal Oly upper pistol, 40mm M203 Shivak Manufacture
My 11.5" SBR 556 w/M203 40mm 9" barrel w/war paint:
Not NFA but still fun, My 556 pistol w/war paint and EOTEC:
grog18b
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You already posted that one...
Gord
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How much velocity and terminal performance do you give up with these 7" AR uppers? Would they still be effective out to, say, 200 yards or so?
From a cost/practicality standpoint with a view toward SD use, it's hard to beat a SBR AR or a Krink in my mind - and it seems like Krinks are a lot harder to come by.
From a cost/practicality standpoint with a view toward SD use, it's hard to beat a SBR AR or a Krink in my mind - and it seems like Krinks are a lot harder to come by.
Sorry, I'll have to double-check photos in the future, or just not share photos as much.
grog18b
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You forgot to mention where you got the HE's in your photo, as was asked...
Good to see they have a good home.
Post some more GL photos... I know you have some...
Good to see they have a good home.
Post some more GL photos... I know you have some...
Exposure
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Tactical Ninja-
I have chronographed Wolf 62 grain FMJ at 2080 FPS out of my 7.5" upper at a distance of ten feet. I have used it to reliably detonate Tannerite at 75 yards, and that requires 2000 FPS. As far as 200 yards I can't say. I certainly wouldn't want to be in front of it at 200 yards.
As far as home defense goes I can't imagine one of these shorty uppers or a Krink being used indoors. I have shot several Krinks in both semi and full auto variants. Just like the shorty .223 uppers they are simply offensive. The first shot indoors with either of these monsters would almost certainly render the shooter temporarily blind and probably permanently deaf. The muzzle flash and concussion need to be experienced to be understood. A pump shotgun loaded with Buckshot would be a much better point and shoot weapon, at least in my mind. Not telling you what to use as a bedside defense weapon but I think the mighty 12 gauge is hard to beat for home defense.
I have chronographed Wolf 62 grain FMJ at 2080 FPS out of my 7.5" upper at a distance of ten feet. I have used it to reliably detonate Tannerite at 75 yards, and that requires 2000 FPS. As far as 200 yards I can't say. I certainly wouldn't want to be in front of it at 200 yards.
As far as home defense goes I can't imagine one of these shorty uppers or a Krink being used indoors. I have shot several Krinks in both semi and full auto variants. Just like the shorty .223 uppers they are simply offensive. The first shot indoors with either of these monsters would almost certainly render the shooter temporarily blind and probably permanently deaf. The muzzle flash and concussion need to be experienced to be understood. A pump shotgun loaded with Buckshot would be a much better point and shoot weapon, at least in my mind. Not telling you what to use as a bedside defense weapon but I think the mighty 12 gauge is hard to beat for home defense.
Gord
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I have an 870 for HD.
Basically, my thinking is that a 7" AR is small and light enough to go with me pretty much anywhere - as a vehicle gun, slung while ATVing, etc., etc. A SBR AR would be "always there," and a nice upgrade from a handgun while moving around outdoors and otherwise doing things that would preclude comfortable toting of a full-sized rifle or shotgun.
What's the OAL on that thing? Google fails me on this point.
Basically, my thinking is that a 7" AR is small and light enough to go with me pretty much anywhere - as a vehicle gun, slung while ATVing, etc., etc. A SBR AR would be "always there," and a nice upgrade from a handgun while moving around outdoors and otherwise doing things that would preclude comfortable toting of a full-sized rifle or shotgun.
What's the OAL on that thing? Google fails me on this point.
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