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Cottonland Hunting/Shooting Thread
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I need a stripped lower to SBR/engrave, hate to do it to one of my current rifles.
I saw a stripped Noveske chanisaw lower for sale up around Southaven earlier this week... $450.
I saw a stripped Noveske chanisaw lower for sale up around Southaven earlier this week... $450.
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I bought these Wednesday: glock 32--357 and a FNH FNS 40. Haven't had a chance to shoot either yet. Both are considered a compact. More excited about the FNH. has a great feel and weight to it.
wth!
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I always wanted a .357 Glock but those shells are insane to shoot.
That is one bad ass round.
Hopefully I will get to shoot them both soon. For 100 or so, I can put in a 40 barrel which I will probably do. Never shot a 357 though.
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smm3 said:
Shoot them both into heavy metal. The .357 will cook through a lot of stuff
We had some 60s era washing machines at one time.
.357 would do passthroughs as most rounds bounced off.
I am not going to pay more than $350, especially for a chainsaw. I am going to be patient; eventually, one will come up. I have also been waiting for the ar15.com lowers to come in stock as well. They are pricey ($820), but they are a killer deal, considering all that they come with.
On a separate note, my complete $540 upper arrives today, and my recored suppressor should be coming in too. I am taking off a few hours today to ensure I am going to be home so I can sign for them when they arrive.
I got my lower engraved by Ident Marking. They did an incredible job. They can also do the engravings on the underside of the trigger guard; hardly noticeable. I would not hesitate to get a lower engraved, if you are wanting an SBR.
Anybody looking for a lower? https://actionarmsinc.com/index.php?route=product/product&path=59&product_id=53
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Thanks for the rec on engraving. I was planning on doing it with a flat head screw driver.
No wonder you were worried.
http://identmarking.com/index.php/firearm-gallery
If I recall, I paid about $75, including shipping. Not a bad deal for the great work.
I have been told that the 357 round has a much higher velocity than a 40 round...would be nice to find some old washing machines to shoot.
Yes...that is what Texas and many other state law dogs are going to.
9mm lead and lotso powder behind it.
If anyone has a 40 then more than likely you can find a .357 sig barrel for it.
No wonder you were worried.
http://identmarking.com/index.php/firearm-gallery
If I recall, I paid about $75, including shipping. Not a bad deal for the great work.
I was joking about the screwdriver.
my CCI SV came in today, whenever you want to swap a box.
Hot 10mm is way more stout than a .45, imo... it's probably your girl hands.
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9mm and .22 are the only pistol calibers I even own anymore. I'll run into a .45 that I cant pass up sooner or later, but I doubt I'll ever own another 10 mm.