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Well, dragged out all my AR junk for pics, and decided to build an AR pistol from one of the stripped receivers. Have the trigger and hammer installed, ordered a buffer tube, and ready to go. As a pistol, I can use my .223 11.5" upper, 9mm 10.5" upper and .22 upper on it. Will post pics.
Ken
Finally got my AR-15 Pistol project pics uploaded. Not one of the most practical things I have ever seen, but it would make a good grizz gun in .223.
Started with a virgin receiver and a lower parts kit with pistol buffer tube.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...g?t=1217823358
Two nights putting in the parts and pieces yielded this.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...g?t=1217824687
Added the mag block and a 9mm upper receiver to get this.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...g?t=1217824847
In .223
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...g?t=1217825044
My other big "black" pistol. HK SP89 I can add my MG sear, full auto bolt carrier, a front pistol grip, and rear stock to get an HK MP5K
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v3...g?t=1217825215
Probably just me, but I would be very careful about posting comments about moving MG sears to various weapons on a website. YRMV...Quote:
Originally Posted by TNKen
May I ask why?Quote:
Originally Posted by rsknight1
EDIT: Here is you a reasonably priced sear if you want one.
http://www.sturmgewehr.com/webBBS/nf...gi?read=109222
"but it would make a good grizz gun in .223."
by grizz you mean coyote, right?
Dunno, with steel core penetrator's might be just fine. Figure if they will shoot through a car, they should penetrate a bear. Or you could put a .458 Socom upper on it with heavy loads. Or a .50 Beawouf and 600 grain loads.Quote:
Originally Posted by waxman
I've heard the Inuit's favorite gun for polar bear defense is the mini 14. They just open up and empty the mag, and supposedly its been working just fine for them. .223 rounds tend to fragment, but if designed to do so, they will stay together and penetrate pretty well.Quote:
Originally Posted by waxman
Oh, and TnKen has way too many toys.
Thanks. I should have asked questions, but didn't want to due to concern that you might be talking about a DIAS that was not properly registered. No need to get in a jam over something posted on the web. Apologies.Quote:
Originally Posted by TNKen
Looking at purchasing a new rifle over the winter. Thinking about either a CETME/G3/HK91 variation, another AK clone or an M4 variation. Thoughts? Just used for target shooting...
and will be stored at the parents house in MT, like all my guns :)
Benefits of being a Canarican, eh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gripen
One of the many...Quote:
Originally Posted by AsheanMT
Depends on what you want to do with it.
Hard to beat versatility of an AR-15 platform. Tons of stuff out there to trick them out at relatively inexpensive prices.
If you are looking at a HK-91 clone, I would probably recommend the PTR-91 rifles www.ptr91.com Seem to be the best option out there now.
.308 ammo is through the roof, but so is .223.
the upward trend of prices for both rifles worries me a bit. In MT i can still get relatively cheap 7.62 x 39 ammoQuote:
Originally Posted by TNKen
For those that know more than I.... anyone have any experience with the Bushy Carbon 15? I was toying with making a lightweight SBR and wanted to go with the Carbon 15 upper and lower. From the sounds of it, you use one, you have to use the other... but can you even buy them alone, or must you buy a complete weapon? I was then thinkin about going with a Noveske 10.5" bbl, just a lightweight KISS gun. Thoughts???
What are you going to do with it? Hunt, target shoot, 3 gun match, ???Quote:
Originally Posted by Viva
Handle both, but you'll probably like the 18" better. Don't know that it will make that much difference in accuracy under 300 yards.
Had a standard M-14 for a while, it always seemed front end heavy. I suspect that would be even more noticable with the composite light stock.
IF you are going to get into serious target shooting, get the 20" & composit stock. Wooden stocks, of course, move with the humidity.
You can always get the composite and pick up a wooden stock later. THis guy has tons, I've gotten a couple from him. Tons of other parts too.
http://www.fredsm14stocks.com/
My favorite, Saiga 7.62x39
http://www.amdgadvisors.com/a4.jpg
Welcoming Committee for those Uninvited, Mossberg 500 Modified
http://www.amdgadvisors.com/a8.jpg
CCW
http://www.amdgadvisors.com/a5.jpg
Long Range Weatherby 7mm Rem Mag
http://www.amdgadvisors.com/a7.jpg
If I need some Help, My Wife's Hi Point 9mm Carbine
http://www.amdgadvisors.com/a6.jpg
Kids Gun, Moss Plinkster
http://www.amdgadvisors.com/a1.jpg
Other Stuff
http://www.amdgadvisors.com/a2.jpg
I did not bother to take pics of Mags and ammo. I have quite a bit.
That leatherman looks fucking lethal.
In the right hands, you may be surprised what can be done with a pair of pliers.
And I'm lefthanded. Dammit.
I thought the same thing: after all that firepower, I was relieved to see you had the multi-tool base covered...
[true story] I once completely butchered a doe with a leatherman, worked much better than a maul. [/true story]Quote:
Originally Posted by iceman
You butchered a deer with a maul? How?
By mauling it with a butcher.Quote:
Originally Posted by iceman
I hear Obama would outlaw assualt multi-tools.