What have you shot lately?

This topic is designed for discussing your latest shooting sessions.

Bruce, I expect a report on that Keltec KSG when you shoot it first time.

FIREARMS OPERATED, DISASSEMBLED & ASSEMBLED, OR REPAIRED

Rifle, Select-Fire, U.S. 5.56mm XM-16, M-16E1, M-16A1

Rifle, Select-Fire, U.S.7.62mm M-14

Rifle, Semiautomatic, 6.8SPC, M-4

Rifle, Semiautomatic, 7.62mm, AR-10

Rifle, Semi-Automatic, U.S. .30 Cal (30-06), M-1 Garand

Rifle, Semi-Automatic, U.S. .30 Carbine, M-1

Rifle, Semi-Automatic, Egyptian, 8mm Hakim

Rifle, Semiautomatic, Belgian 8mm, FN Model 49

Rifle, Select Fire, 7.62x39, AK-47, Russian, Chinese, & Egyptian Variants

Rifle, Semiautomatic, 7.62x39, SKS, Russian, Chinese, & Romanian Variants

Rifle, Semiautomatic, 7.62x45 Czech, Model VZ-52

Rifle, Semiautomatic, 7.62 NATO, Australian L1A1

Rifle, Semiautomatic, Israel 5.56mm, Galil

Rifle, Semiautomatic, Israel, 7.62 NATO, Galil

Rifle, Semiautomatic, 7.62x39, AKU-94

Rifle, Semiautomatic, French 7.65mm (converted to .308) MAS Model 1949

Rifle, Semiautomatic, Australian 5.56mm, Leader

Rifle, Semiautomatic, South Korean, 5.56mm, Daewoo K-2

Rifle, Semiautomatic, 5.56mm, Ruger Mini-14 (with subcaliber variant)

Rifle, Semiautomatic, 30-06, Remington 742

Rifle, Semiautomatic, .22 Cal, Ruger 10-22

Rifle, Semiautomatic, .22 Cal, J.C. Higgins Model 30

Carbine, Semiautomatic, 9mm, “Terry”

Carbine, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Marlin Camp Carbine

Carbine, Semiautomatic, 9mm CAR-15

Rifle, Select-Fire, German 7.62 NATO, G3

Rifle, Bolt-Action, U.S. .30 Cal, Model 1903-A3

Rifle, Bolt-Action, U.S. .30 Cal, Model 1917

Rifle, Bolt-Action, 7.61x51 mm, Spanish Mauser, Model 1916

Rifle, Bolt-Action, 7.35 mm, Italian Carcano

Rifle, Bolt-Action, German, 8mm Mauser, Model KAR 98

Rifle, Bolt-Action, 7.62x54, Russian, Mosin Nagant

Rifle, Bolt-Action, 7.5mm, Swiss Model K31 Schmidt Rubin

Rifle, Bolt-Action, 6.5mm Swedish, Model 96

Rifle, Bolt-Action, 6.5mm Swedish, Model 38

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .303 British,  Short Magazine Lee Enfield

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .308 Ishapore Enfield

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .22 Cal, Romanian M-69

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .30-06, Remington Model 700

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .308, Interarms, Mark X

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .22 Cal, Winchester Model 75

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .22 Cal, Savage Model 42M

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .22 Cal, Remington Model 34

Rifle, Bolt-Action, .22 Cal, Marlin Model 80 “Ranger”

Rifle, Bolt-Action Customized, 300 Winchester Magnum

Rifle, Bolt-Action Customized, 375 Weatherby Magnum

Rifle, Lever-Action, .32 Long Rimfire, Marlin Model 1893

Rifle, Lever-Action, .30-30, Winchester Model 94

Rifle, Lever-Action, .35 Remington, Marlin Model 336C

Rifle, Pump-Action, 30-06, Remington Model 760

Rifle, Pump-Action, .22 Cal, Rossi Model 62SA

Rifle, Pump-Action, .22 Cal, Remington Model 572

Rifle, Break-Action, .35 Whelen, H&R Handi-Rifle

Rifle, Break-Action, 45-70, H&R Buffalo Classic

Rifle, Falling-Block, .22 Cal, BSA Martini Action

Rifle, U.S. 45-70, Trapdoor Springfield

Survival Rifle, Semiautomatic, .22 Cal, Charter Arms AR-7

Rifle/Shotgun .22/410, Savage Model 24

Submachinegun, U.S. .45 Cal, M-1 Thompson

Submachinegun, U.S. .45 Cal, M-3 (Grease Gun)

Submachinegun, Italy, 9mm Beretta Model 12

Submachinegun, Israel, 9mm Uzi

Submachinegun, German, 9mm MP5

Submachinegun, Sweden, 9mm Swedish K

Submachinegun, German, 9mm, MP-40

Submachinegun, British 9mm STEN

Submachinegun, British 9mm, Sterling L2A3

Submachinegun, .22 Cal, American Model 180

Pistol, Semiautomatic, U.S. .45 ACP Model 1911A1

Pistol, Semiautomatic, U.S. 9mm, Model M-9

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm Spanish Llama

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .380 Small-Frame, Llama

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7.62x25, Czech Model CZ-52

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .380, AMT Backup

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .45 ACP, AMT Backup

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Browning Hi-Power

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .32 ACP, German Ortgie’s Patent

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9 mm Makarov, Polish Model 64

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9 mm, Polish Model 35 Radom

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .380, FIE Titan

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 7.62x25 Tokarev, Soviet Tokarev (and Chinese & East Bloc Variants)

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .357 Magnum, Israeli Desert Eagle

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .32 ACP, Savage Model 1907

Pistol, Semiautomatic, German, 9mm, P-08 (Luger)

Pistol, Semiautomatic, German, 9mm, P-38

Pistol, Semiautomatic, German, 9mm, Heckler & Koch P7

Pistol, Semiautomatic, German .45 ACP, Heckler & Koch P9S

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Smith & Wesson Model 39

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Smith & Wesson Model 5906

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Smith & Wesson Model 6906

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .45 ACP, Smith & Wesson Model 457

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .45 ACP, Smith & Wesson Model 4506

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .25 ACP, Beretta Model 950

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .22 LR Target, Smith & Wesson Model 41

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .38 Special Wadcutter Target, Smith & Wesson Model 52

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Smith & Wesson Sigma

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm Sig P220

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .45 ACP, Colt Combat Commander, Lightweight

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Glock Model 17

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Glock Model 19

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 10mm, Glock Model 20

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .45 ACP, Glock Model 21

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .380, Glock Model 25

Pistol, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Glock Model 26

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .40 Cal, Glock Model 27

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .32 ACP, Walther PPK

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .25 ACP, FN Model 1905 Vest Pocket Pistol

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .25 ACP, Raven

Pistol, Semiautomatic. .22 Cal, High-Standard Target

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .22 Cal, Star, Model S

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .22 Cal, Browning Buckmark

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .22 Cal, Ruger Standard Model

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .380, Kel-Tec P3AT

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .380, Kahr P-380

Pistol, Semiautomatic, .22 Cal, Charter Arms AR-7

Pistol & Carbine, Semiautomatic, 9mm, Mac-11

Pistol, Breach-Loading Single Shot, 7mm-08, Lone Eagle

Pistol, Break-Action, .22 Cal, .22 Magnum, .223, .410, Thompson Center Contender

Revolver, .38 Special, Smith & Wesson Hand Ejector

Revolver, .38 Special, Colt Police Positive

Revolver, .357 Magnum, Smith & Wesson Model 19

Revolver, .38 Special, Smith & Wesson Model 60 (Chief’s Special)

Revolver, .357 Magnum, Smith & Wesson Model 66

Revolver, .38 Special, Taurus Model 80

Revolver, .22 Cal, North American Arms

Revolver, .22 Cal, H&R

Shotgun, Pump, 12 Gauge, Winchester Model 97

Shotgun, Pump, 12 Gauge, Remington Model 870

Shotgun, Pump, 12 Gauge, Ithaca Model 37 Police

Shotgun, Pump, 12 Gauge, Browning BPS

Shotgun, Pump, 20 Gauge, Mossberg Model 500

Shotgun, Pump, 20 Gauge, Winchester Model 1300

Shotgun, Semiautomatic, 12 Gauge, Remington 1100

Shotgun, Semiautomatic, 12 Gauge, Benelli M1

Shotgun, Semiautomatic, 16 Gauge, Remington 11-48

Shotgun, Rotary-Fed, 12 Gauge, Street Sweeper

Shotgun, Break-Action, 20 Gauge, Topper

Shotgun, Break-Action, 20 Gauge, Ithaca Model 66

Shotgun, Bolt-Action, 16 Gauge, Mossberg Model 190

Shotgun, Double Barrel, 12 Gauge, Avantino Model 16A

Shotgun, Double Barrel, 20 Gauge, Rossi

Machinegun, Germany, 7.62 NATO, MG3

Machinegun, 7.62x39, Soviet RPD

Squad Automatic Weapon, U.S. Browning Automatic Rifle, .30 Cal

Machinegun, U.S. 7.62 NATO, M-60

Machinegun, 7.62mm, Belgian, MAG-58

Machinegun, Heavy, U.S. .50 Cal, M-2

Gas Launcher, 37mm, Smith & Wesson Police Model

Grenade Launcher, U.S. 40mm, M-79

Grenade Launcher, U.S., 40 mm, M-203

Antitank Weapon, Recoilless Rifle, U.S. 90mm

Antitank Weapon, U.S. Model M-72 LAW

Mortar, U.S. 81mm, M-1

Mortar, U.S. 60mm, M-2

I am betting this is not even 50% of your gun inventory!

My list is somewhat shorter, but they make more noise.

CIWS
3" 50
25mm chain gun

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BOOM!! Take that!

joecool wrote:My list is somewhat shorter, but they make more noise.

CIWS
3" 50
25mm chain gun

Yeah! I kind-of figured that the stuff that you shot would be pretty "throaty".

I think that the stuff that you drove had more cylinders than what the rest of us had.

Most of my duty travel was by Parachute or LPC's.

(Leather Personnel Carriers)

How many guns do you have Claymore?

You KNOW that the Obama Administration is monitoring the Internet, and expect me to answer that?

You might as well after listing all those guns would it matter?

Phillip Gross wrote:Red Rider BB gun











































BOOM!! Take that!

You'll shoot your eye out Philip!

Here's my official answer:


TWO!

Two well Obama says thats 2 too many for you. See vets aren't allowed guns cause Pelosi says they are all PTSD disabled.

That is a joke.

Claymore, is one of your two guns you own a Marlin 336 in 30/30?

42 years ago, I had a Marlin Model 336 in .35 Remington.

I traded it (even-up) for a Stainless Remington Model 700 Mountain Rifle in 30-06.

I just acquired one from an army reservist through Ohio Gun Traders page on facebook. I posted it on American Arms on fb and got over 200 likes and all positive reviews. I found 4 videos on youtube from Brownells on how to strip, clean, reassemble, and lubricate the model 336. What did you like better about 30-06?

The .35 Remington "lobbs" a 200 grain bullet at 2,080 FPS with a muzzle energy of 1,900 foot/pounds.

The 30-06 fires a 185 grain bullet at 2,700 FPS with a muzzle energy of 2,900 foot/pounds.

Energy at 100 yards: .35 Remington = 1,279 foot/pounds, 30-06 = 2,820 foot/pounds.

Energy at 200 yards: .35 Remington = 839 foot/pounds, 30-06 = 2,281 foot/pounds.

A .35 Remington is pretty-much "maxed out" between 100 and 200 yards.  The Army and Marine Corps shot rifle matches with the 30-06 out to 800 yards (with iron sights).

Also, because I shot Rifle Matches using M-1 Garands, I already had brass, reloading dies, and about 5,000 .30 Cal. projectiles handy.

I've heard the 30/30 is effective between 100-150 yards without scope and 200 yards with scope.

At 200 Yards, a 30-30 has 861 foot/pounds of energy.

That's only 66% of the muzzle energy of a .223 (and that rifle is illegal for deer in many states, because of perceived lack of energy).

I'm not saying that there is anything WRONG with a 30-30, so long as it is used within its limitations.

Anecdotal evidence is that, over the history of this nation, more Whitetail Deer have been harvested with a 30-30 than any other caliber.

In ballistics, it is virtually identical to the 7.62x39 Soviet. In fact, when I was instructing in the Military and there were no 7.62x39's sold here (prior to the 1980's), I described it as a "30-30 Rimless".

Shoots well. Dead on accurate. Fired 51 rounds no FTF or FTL. manual safety worked. Trigger was great. Noticed when I smacked mag onto pistol the slide closed automatically. Slide it in easy stayed locked back.
Only locks on loaded mags. Empty mag it never closed slide. Must be a built in feature. Def makes for a faster tactical reload.

My XDm stays locked till I flip the slide lock lever. It has a silver stainless chamber indicator about 1" long on top red on sides and big letters says "Loaded when up". Ambi mag release and ambi manual slide safety was very nice also has a trigger safety like Glocks and Springfields XD lines have.

nice