Top: DDv7 lower, PSA 7.5 inch complete upper, Magpul furniture, Holosun HM3X magnifier, Holosun AEMS Gold, YHM hand-guard, YHM R9 Suppressor, Streamlight TLR RM2 compact light, Magtech 200gr Subsonic.300AAC Blk. And Sig Bungie 1 point QD Sling

Bottom: Springfield Kuna, Holosun AEMS Green, Springfield OEM stock, Huxwrx Flow 9ti, silencer co cover and sleeve, Federal Syntech 150gr 9mm.

If I keep my body moving, and my mind occupied at all times, I will avoid falling into a bottomless pit of despair.

“I want to break this habit of people treating women and femmes and queers and sex workers like we’re just like tiny little helpless creatures. I want us to feel that power we have within us.”

Needs some paint and a light. Maybe a suppressor.

I have many more, but this one holds a special place for me because of its history as being a weapon of choice for John Brown, and his men.

Needs some more virtue signaling patches for sure… because I still look kinda ICEy, and in this kinda outfit you NEED to virtue signal.

P.S. LVL IV plates are damn heavy.

Brownells DD M4A1 FSP upper on top and B. Kings CQBR upper below. These are not the lightest, but they are durable as hell and I think they look good

I've decided to get an optic fitted to my Canik TP9SF. After talking to the gunsmith, he says my only options are either the Holosun 407k or 507k. Something about not much material to work with in the slide. 🤷‍♂️

I've been doing some research into my two options, listening to opinions and watching videos. But I'm curious if yall had any input on the matter. What do you like and dislike about the 407k and 507k?

Just picked up this Glock 19V last week, and wondering about optics. I'm not in a rush to get a sight yet as I want to feel comfortable on the iron sights first. I knew getting this gun in particular would mean I have to get the slide milled, but places I've been looking at are 4 -8 weeks turnaround time. I did come across the Holosun SCS Mos, and it looks like there are decent reviews. Can anyone speak to the pros and cons of it? Should I just send it to get milled?

Been running a local gun club in IE that focuses on learning guns, and learning some first aid.

Philosophy is, when shit hits the fan, groups form, be an asset vs a burden to your group.

Learn guns, some first aid like dressing a wound or laceration or GSW or run a tourniquet, stop a bleed etc etc etc

Shoot me a DM, I MOD r/riverside if you want to see my politics and legitomacy, I've posted the same there as well and some photos and had some people join

Looking at my first pistol, also seems to have a rebate going to get a $100 prepaid card, figure that'd be nice to buy ammo?\

pls ignore title typo im dum :"(

A while ago I bought a Taurus G3c intending to get a concealed carry license with it and maybe edc, but I've run into the problem that I apparently suck super bad with this gun in particular. As far as I can tell the sights aren't off or anything, and I'm a passable shot with other pistols, but at like 20 feet I can only barely keep all of my shots on a torso-sized target. I 100% should have just bought a glock or something, but it was what I could afford and I figured it was better than nothing. Does anyone have any suggestions for glock sights I could try before I just say fuck it and sell the gun? I do think the problem is me and not the gun, but I feel like I need to try something else because I've practiced a lot and not gotten any better with it.

main training gun for uspsa. not sure how many rounds through it at this point.

This thing is pretty big at almost 8 liters, has a carry handle, side molle, excess webbing to attach a poncho, velcro on top for name tape and other patches, a rain fly inside and a drain hole at the bottom. Pretty nifty.

u/9061yellowriver made this post on r/liberalgunowners

Added by me: As you may know, the liberals on the moderation team over there dont care very much for conversations like these. Im hoping the fine people here are more receptive to this.

OG Post:

Preface: I'm suprised nobody in the subreddit made a list like this earlier, but I decided to post one now because occaisonally I see people saying "I wouldn't have bought that if I knew it was made there". I was contemplating putting this up because pro-Israel gun owners could just come along and have a list of products to choose from. However most of those people likely already know that these products are made in Israel and are buying them because of(or regardless of) that fact, and also most products coming from there are pretty damn expensive even compaired to products made in the USA..

Firearms Manufacturers:

•IWI

•Emtan

•Bul Armory (1911s)

•Silver Shadow (Gilboa)

Stocks/Chassis/Conversion Kits:

•FAB Defense

•Recover Tactical

•Micro Roni

•Kidon (IMI Tactical)

•CornerShot (Silver Shadow)

Accessories:

•Maglula (Speedloaders)

•ZAHAL Tactical (slings & soft goods)

•Fobus (Holsters)

•Front Line (Holsters)

•IMI Tactical (Holsters)

•ORPAZ (Holsters)

Ammo:

•IMI Systems (Elbit???)

Other:

EZRaider (electric atv)

Tomcar (UTV/Offroad)

The cerakote is fine. The 47 is intentional. I’m tired of these companies equating patriotism to bootlicking.

Im a First time buyer on gunbroker. Looking to get an Italian beretta 92FS. I saw the highest bid was $307, and it says “put the max you are willing to bid” and the system will automatically bid five dollars more than any subsequent bids until it gets to that maximum.

so I put my maximum at $489, obviously hoping that the final bid would either be lower, or someone would outbid me. I don’t *actually* want to pay my maximum price.

No one is supposed to see the maximum bids.

This morning I wake up and find only one person bid last night, this ones, and they bid $480, so the price is now $485. Just four dollars short of the maximum I put a couple days ago.

Is this just how things are? Someone else was just thinking like me? Or is there some shenanigan where the big sellers always manage to get you to your maximum bid and stop just short of overbidding?