Gun Porn Thread

[Pokulski-Blatz]

Those cans are bad ass Alex, I really wanna hear the Mark 23.

[Moose242]

Those cans are bad ass Alex, I really wanna hear the Mark 23.

That we can arrange!

[Craizie]

Those are two of my favorite guns.

[likeitfast55]

Testing a new 9mm carry gun.

I have had mine for a while now. You are going to hate the trigger. A LOT of creep and a hard reset. Granted my gun is a MA 10 lb pull trigger. I dislike the trigger a LOT. The gun performs well, no ftf, or eject at all. The trigger guard bites into my middle right finger when I shoot it. I just can not get used to the mag release on the trigger guard.

The gun is accurate, thin and very light. Those are the pluses about the gun. It is a very nice CCW and I do carry mine daily. I put Meprolight night sites on mine.

For the money there are better choices out there.

Just my amateur opinion.

BTW I am selling mine and I have a very nice Bullard OWB RT. leather holster and matching ammo pouch if you get a PPS.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

I have had mine for a while now. You are going to hate the trigger. A LOT of creep and a hard reset. Granted my gun is a MA 10 lb pull trigger. I dislike the trigger a LOT. The gun performs well, no ftf, or eject at all. The trigger guard bites into my middle right finger when I shoot it. I just can not get used to the mag release on the trigger guard.

The gun is accurate, thin and very light. Those are the pluses about the gun. It is a very nice CCW and I do carry mine daily. I put Meprolight night sites on mine.

For the money there are better choices out there.

Just my amateur opinion.

BTW I am selling mine and I have a very nice Bullard OWB RT. leather holster and matching ammo pouch if you get a PPS.

I already bought one, the one in the photo is mine. I was up late on gunbroker and ran across a deal. The mag release isn't much of an issue because I shot HK almost exclusively for several years, the Walther release isn't that different. The trigger on mine isn't too bad at all for a striker fired gun. I need to take the gun apart and see if the trigger system is like the Glock's. If it is I am going to polish a bunch of the internals, not that it is really needed.

So far I am really happy with how it handles. I need to get to a range to see how it runs. I want to put the Meprolight sights on it, but want to make sure it shoots well enough before I sink a ton of coin into it.

I would be intrested in seeing that holster, normally I am a die hard IWB guy, but a OWB might work.

[likeitfast55]

I already bought one, the one in the photo is mine. I was up late on gunbroker and ran across a deal. The mag release isn't much of an issue because I shot HK almost exclusively for several years, the Walther release isn't that different. The trigger on mine isn't too bad at all for a striker fired gun. I need to take the gun apart and see if the trigger system is like the Glock's. If it is I am going to polish a bunch of the internals, not that it is really needed.

So far I am really happy with how it handles. I need to get to a range to see how it runs. I want to put the Meprolight sights on it, but want to make sure it shoots well enough before I sink a ton of coin into it.

I would be intrested in seeing that holster, normally I am a die hard IWB guy, but a OWB might work.

I like it as a OWB because the gun is so thin and light. I will post up a few pics. My mistake was buying a 10.5lb pull trigger. If you are used to the mag release, it is not a big turn off. The meprolights work great. It is hard to install the rear because of the compression spring under the sight. I was not familiar with it and it was a bear.

[Pokulski-Blatz]

I like it as a OWB because the gun is so thin and light. I will post up a few pics. My mistake was buying a 10.5lb pull trigger. If you are used to the mag release, it is not a big turn off. The meprolights work great. It is hard to install the rear because of the compression spring under the sight. I was not familiar with it and it was a bear.

I am not too far from you, I wouldn't mind first crack at the holster. If you want to check out the other trigger offered I would be glad to oblige.

[FATHERFORD]

Bought the overpriced KAK Industries Sig brace buffer tube. Almost to the point of why SBR.

[dee]

I'd bet that with the current nfa wait times Sig starts selling a bunch of those.

[FATHERFORD]

I'd bet that with the current nfa wait times Sig starts selling a bunch of those.

Not to mention current stupid NFA rules.

[Moose242]

CJ and I reviewed one a while back:

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/08/18/sig-sb15-pistol-stabilizing-brace-review/

The good is that it saves money ($140 vs a $200 tax stamp) and works decent as a stock. You also don't have the absurd wait time of waiting on a form 1 to be returned.

The bad is that yes, a real stock is better and more comfy.

All in all, if you want to avoid the NFA registry and ridiculous wait time they are not a bad option!

[FATHERFORD]

CJ and I reviewed one a while back:

http://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2013/08/18/sig-sb15-pistol-stabilizing-brace-review/

The good is that it saves money ($140 vs a $200 tax stamp) and works decent as a stock. You also don't have the absurd wait time of waiting on a form 1 to be returned.

The bad is that yes, a real stock is better and more comfy.

All in all, if you want to avoid the NFA registry and ridiculous wait time they are not a bad option!

Yeah I've been using them on regular pistol buffer tubes for a while. The KAK buffer tube I pictured above allows adjustability with slip on rings(not pictured). I have an old 6 position tube that was milled that we used the same concept on, the diameter of the tube left the brace a little loose though.

Same upper before it was cerakoted with the modified buffer tube:

[Moose242]

Nice fatherford. I would be interested in checking out the adjustable system!

[FATHERFORD]

Nice fatherford. I would be interested in checking out the adjustable system!

The adjustable Sleeves:


Big sleeve:


Small sleeve:


More milled buffer tube pics..

[dee]

That's nice and adds a bit of versatility to it.