The Great ONSC Gun Thread

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you still have that other m&p?
 
Phares said:
Thoughts?
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Bottom line, the new model 70s are really nice, made using modern technology. The pre-64 model 70s are more for nostalgia, a collector piece.

If you want a really nice rifle that is kind of a piece of history, the pre-64 Model 70 is a great choice. And you will pay for a rifle in superb shape. If not, the current Model 70s are the way to go.

My $0.02:meh:
 
ah gotcha. my dad is in the market and liked the m&p last weekend at the range
 
Has a full ammo case of rifle and shotgun as of 11am. And they actually have 12 gauge. Lots of 17HMR, 308, 30-06, 243, 270. Some tactical, some hunting, some generic. Damn, I should have taken a picture. The only pistol was a lone box of 380 hollow points.

CHARLOTTE, if you didn't know.



--john
 
JohnVee said:
Has a full ammo case of rifle and shotgun as of 11am. And they actually have 12 gauge. Lots of 17HMR, 308, 30-06, 243, 270. Some tactical, some hunting, some generic. Damn, I should have taken a picture. The only pistol was a lone box of 380 hollow points.

CHARLOTTE, if you didn't know.

--john
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Damn iPad left off some text. It's the new Walmart on 74 between Sharon Amity and Wendover.
 
erymer said:
Have you ever had to remove one of these? curious if it leaves any adhesive. I'm sure it would have to but am curious just how much.
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Zero residue. I've taken off to install a fresh one and nothing left behind.

Its one of those textile things for me, almost like "moleskin", the one on my 19 is probably 15yrs old. I get tempted to buy a flat sheet to make one for my AR.

I went through the skateboard tape, wasted a good receiver doing the "stippling" with a soldering iron, rubber grips and settled on this without any regrets. I'm just glad they are still in business, its been a while since I've had to order one.

I either need to buy more guns or they make a solid product, maybe a bit of both...:beer:
 
Mtbcoach said:
Zero residue. I've taken off to install a fresh one and nothing left behind.

Its one of those textile things for me, almost like "moleskin", the one on my 19 is probably 15yrs old. I get tempted to buy a flat sheet to make one for my AR.

I went through the skateboard tape, wasted a good receiver doing the "stippling" with a soldering iron, rubber grips and settled on this without any regrets. I'm just glad they are still in business, its been a while since I've had to order one.

I either need to buy more guns or they make a solid product, maybe a bit of both...:beer:
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Sounds good. I appreciate the feedback. That rubber one is just to darn fat. I think I'll order a brooks tonight
 
Ammunition question.

I have some Federal Hyrashock Law Enforcement holowpoints (i know not the best, but litterally the only hollow points i can find here right now) My question is, the 10th/last round of this ammo in my mag will not go into the chamber. i have probably shot 5 or 6 other types of ammo so far, and have not had a single failure. This happens EVERY time with the Hydrashok. Any thoughts.

I have just started changing this round for one of my cheap ball rounds i use for most range use when in the bed side table.
 
interesting. it does it in both of the ones i have right now, and only with this ammo. Who knows...
 
trust me i would love to. Atom has a 30 rounder for me to play with when i am in NC. i love evil. Do you have any idea how much time you spend reloading at the range with 2 10 round mags?????????
 
Yukon LX said:
trust me i would love to. Atom has a 30 rounder for me to play with when i am in NC. i love evil. Do you have any idea how much time you spend reloading at the range with 2 10 round mags?????????
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see....low cap mags in a Glock is just not natural. We should ban them.
 
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