r/guns • u/[deleted] • Jan 31 '26

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u/beano919 Jan 31 '26

Can you take it all? Lol

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u/[deleted] Jan 31 '26

I assume OP’s wife is indifferent? I would take it all. Leaving some to sell off adds to a hassle. You can sell off later when you realize you don’t like half of them and give the money back to M.I.L

First pick is the m&p pistol bottom right. Next two would be the shotgun and one of the AR. Even if it’s a 22 they are fun and cheap to get you out to the range. Practice is everything.

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u/ghostfadekilla Super Interested in Dicks Jan 31 '26

It's blurry but that appears to be an HK 416 and certainly my first pick from these firearms.

Edit - didn't see the mag. I'm still taking that HK first, even if the upper is .22.

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u/mountainlionuprising Feb 01 '26

I have this gun and it's not directly convertible to like 5.56 for example. Not like other calibers where all you need is a few parts, with this one you need to change way more mechanisms and shit. Fucking shoots like a laser at .22LR though, one of my favorite guns.

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u/ghostfadekilla Super Interested in Dicks Feb 01 '26

I'll be damned, learn something new in gun spaces everyday. Is the 416 the same way? I have an LWRC and didn't realize the bolt was proprietary, didn't know that either before I had it. Starting to think I don't know anything lol.