The Offical Gun Thread

I'm surprised they "let you" own all that in Detroit. The City government must be chompin' at the bit to take them from you. :pke:
 
Good Luck said:
The Draganov my buddy lets me shoot is accurate beyond my personal capabilities - and I am no slouch. Then again he doesn't use surplus ammo in it. I get about 0.8 MOA on average, 0.7 on a good day. My buddy, being a genuine USMC trained sniper, does a bit better, and takes the rifle to its performance limit, getting 0.6 consistently, 0.5 on a good day. He can get 0.3 MOA out of his .50, while I remain at about 0.7.

I do not know if he modified his drag or not, but it's a good possibility - trigger at the very least. He's all about tweeking a firearm to it's absolute maximum. Me, I just like shooting - my carbine is still my favorite plinker. Not all that accurate (but does OK for its operational range) but fun as hell.
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That is one significant difference that I've heard, is the trigger. My PSL has a non standard stage 2 trigger, to replace the shitty factory one. I fancy myself a very good shot as well (multiple award rifle expert), but normally I just plink. I'd like to get into 3 gun, but nowhere close by does it.
 
So I ordered a Norinco 1887 copy from Buds. Damn them and their selection of nearly everything I want. Now I can't decide what should go with it. A Norinco 1897 trench gun copy, or a Saiga 12. Help me decide fellow posters!
 
Yog-Sothoth said:
So I ordered a Norinco 1887 copy from Buds. Damn them and their selection of nearly everything I want. Now I can't decide what should go with it. A Norinco 1897 trench gun copy, or a Saiga 12. Help me decide fellow posters!
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Both look like a lotta fun. The 1897 is cool. But the Saiga 12 is a kickass shotgun that seems more like your style.

Clip fed 12 ga? Sounds like a serious destructive force.

Fill one clip with these and have fun:

http://www.ammunitiontogo.com/catal...me-thrower-ammo/cName/12-gauge-specialty-ammo
 
Yeah, if I got the Saiga, I'd convert it back to it's AK configuration. But the 1897 can mount a bayonette.
 
SSgt said:
Hopefully you don't ever have a bad enough day that you actually need to use the bayonet...
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Yeah, anything that can take 6 12ga slugs and keep coming probably isn't gonna be stopped by being stabbed. But it certainly is cool.

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Yog-Sothoth said:
Yeah, anything that can take 6 12ga slugs and keep coming probably isn't gonna be stopped by being stabbed. But it certainly is cool.

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Have a few of the incendiary or flame thrower 12 ga shells, for the last volley before bayoneting.
 
Yeah, If I'm going to be fighting multiple targets, a pump isn't going to be my first pick. My FS2000 or my AK however....
 
Got my 1887 today, pictures soon to follow. But overall this gun is beautiful. I've read a lot of reviews saying that it was a disliked design at the time, due to being slower than a pump. Huh? This is almost as fast as my auto, at least to me. Not to mention it balances nearly perfectly. I could almost shoot it one handed, if I also wanted to test it as a new facial accessory. And it's been modified to allow two shells in the carrier/receiver. So I have a 7 shot, well balances, fast as hell, shotgun. Tits.
 
Yog-Sothoth said:
Got my 1887 today, pictures soon to follow. But overall this gun is beautiful. I've read a lot of reviews saying that it was a disliked design at the time, due to being slower than a pump. Huh? This is almost as fast as my auto, at least to me. Not to mention it balances nearly perfectly. I could almost shoot it one handed, if I also wanted to test it as a new facial accessory. And it's been modified to allow two shells in the carrier/receiver. So I have a 7 shot, well balances, fast as hell, shotgun. Tits.
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Very cool.

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