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Re: GeekHack: Pistol and Rifle - General Discussion and Picture Thread
« Reply #1000 on: Wed, 29 January 2014, 20:36:08 »
I would actually use one on wild hogs.  Those things are stupid tough.  On top of the fact that they cause multiple millions of dollars worth of crop damage every year.  When they get to traveling in herds/pack/whatever a group of them is called, a semi-auto rifle would be nice.  Especially if you are hunting on a farmers land that is paying you per head.

The "wild hogs" as you refer to are the BEST to hunt down.  We just call them "Bush-pigs" it also refers to ugly women here in Oz but that's another story.  I've only been able to get the 'bushies' with one shot straight on when his head is aimed towards you.  Shooting him anywhere else only makes him angry as hell especially if he's around 450kgs/1000lbs.

Plus there's enough meat to feed everyone and everything in the near area.  Nothing better than a spit-roast around evening time and a nice coldie sitting in your hand, perfection on earth  :thumb: .
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« Reply #1001 on: Wed, 29 January 2014, 20:46:57 »
I would actually use one on wild hogs.  Those things are stupid tough.  On top of the fact that they cause multiple millions of dollars worth of crop damage every year.  When they get to traveling in herds/pack/whatever a group of them is called, a semi-auto rifle would be nice.  Especially if you are hunting on a farmers land that is paying you per head.

The "wild hogs" as you refer to are the BEST to hunt down.  We just call them "Bush-pigs" it also refers to ugly women here in Oz but that's another story.  I've only been able to get the 'bushies' with one shot straight on when his head is aimed towards you.  Shooting him anywhere else only makes him angry as hell especially if he's around 450kgs/1000lbs.

Plus there's enough meat to feed everyone and everything in the near area.  Nothing better than a spit-roast around evening time and a nice coldie sitting in your hand, perfection on earth  :thumb: .

I would have to agree with the perfection on Earth.  I have had the wonderful chance to try some smoked ribs from a hog shot in Kentucky.  Best ribs I have ever had.  And I run my smoker pretty damn good myself.  My personal best was a pair a 14 pound turkeys for a football game, 4 guys and my  wife eating off them.  At the end of the game all that was left was one breast and one leg.
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Re: GeekHack: Pistol and Rifle - General Discussion and Picture Thread
« Reply #1002 on: Wed, 29 January 2014, 21:05:54 »
I would have to agree with the perfection on Earth.  I have had the wonderful chance to try some smoked ribs from a hog shot in Kentucky.  Best ribs I have ever had.  And I run my smoker pretty damn good myself.

That's what everyone else doesn't get, when you shoot your food and prepare it, barbecue the beggar, adding your special herbs and spices, it tastes like nothing else on the planet.  Most people are content to go out to MacDonald's and order a "McFeast" and get something that destroys your pallet.  Also the so-called meat sold in the food-chains are so abysmal I wouldn't even feed it to my dog.

Once you taste what real flesh is like you couldn't go back to eating that awful, mass-produced junk ever again.  I always make ready my rifle and cruiser on my holidays to take the plunge into the wild to see what else to target and taste over a roaring fire.  Once you develop a passion for this type of lifestyle there is nothing else that comes even close.

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Re: GeekHack: Pistol and Rifle - General Discussion and Picture Thread
« Reply #1003 on: Wed, 29 January 2014, 21:40:29 »
Can't believe I sold this.  :-[ I miss it all the time now.
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Re: GeekHack: Pistol and Rifle - General Discussion and Picture Thread
« Reply #1004 on: Sat, 01 February 2014, 17:32:16 »
Man all this talk of BBQ is making me hungry.... would love to go Pig/Boar hunting one of these days.

New to me this week, been wanting this rifle since its same thing as the British military use (LMT L129A1).

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« Reply #1005 on: Sat, 01 February 2014, 17:42:54 »
JPM, how many rifles do you have now?? You have so many maybe you should give me one since I have none  ;)
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« Reply #1006 on: Sat, 01 February 2014, 17:56:59 »
JPM, how many rifles do you have now?? You have so many maybe you should give me one since I have none  ;)

Can I plead the 5th on that question.... ^-^ To my defense I have been doing a lot of selling of rifles and pistols I find I am not shooting a lot or at all to make room for other stuff I want. Basically keeping just the pistols and rifles I do love to shoot... I learned my lesson from hording keyboards.  :p

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« Reply #1007 on: Sun, 02 February 2014, 08:32:05 »
Man all this talk of BBQ is making me hungry.... would love to go Pig/Boar hunting one of these days.

New to me this week, been wanting this rifle since its same thing as the British military use (LMT L129A1).

LMT MWS .308 - 16" Chrome Lined Barrel

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Is that the one known as the sharpshooter?
unless they have some unforeseeable downside (like they're actually made of cream cheese cunningly disguised as ABS)


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« Reply #1008 on: Sun, 02 February 2014, 11:08:19 »
JPM, how many rifles do you have now?? You have so many maybe you should give me one since I have none  ;)

Can I plead the 5th on that question.... ^-^ To my defense I have been doing a lot of selling of rifles and pistols I find I am not shooting a lot or at all to make room for other stuff I want. Basically keeping just the pistols and rifles I do love to shoot... I learned my lesson from hording keyboards.  :p

What happened to your Sig 522?

I didn't play with it that much so I sold it. One day I'll get a real AR and a real 1911. I have this Sig 1911-22 but it's not the real deal.

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« Reply #1009 on: Sun, 02 February 2014, 14:51:13 »
I thought it was about time I put a brake on my AR. I was going back and forth between the Surefire muzzle brake and the Lantac Dragon and ended up deciding on the latter. It makes a pretty nice flame in low light.



The VFG is just for fun, found it in a box of parts  :p

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« Reply #1010 on: Mon, 03 February 2014, 00:49:24 »
Man all this talk of BBQ is making me hungry.... would love to go Pig/Boar hunting one of these days.

New to me this week, been wanting this rifle since its same thing as the British military use (LMT L129A1).

LMT MWS .308 - 16" Chrome Lined Barrel

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Is that the one known as the sharpshooter?

Yup....





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« Reply #1011 on: Mon, 03 February 2014, 00:50:09 »
JPM, how many rifles do you have now?? You have so many maybe you should give me one since I have none  ;)

Can I plead the 5th on that question.... ^-^ To my defense I have been doing a lot of selling of rifles and pistols I find I am not shooting a lot or at all to make room for other stuff I want. Basically keeping just the pistols and rifles I do love to shoot... I learned my lesson from hording keyboards.  :p

What happened to your Sig 522?

I didn't play with it that much so I sold it. One day I'll get a real AR and a real 1911. I have this Sig 1911-22 but it's not the real deal.

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Nice... would love to get one of those 1911-22's but damn is .22 hard to get still  :(
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« Reply #1012 on: Mon, 03 February 2014, 00:52:06 »
I thought it was about time I put a brake on my AR. I was going back and forth between the Surefire muzzle brake and the Lantac Dragon and ended up deciding on the latter. It makes a pretty nice flame in low light.

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The VFG is just for fun, found it in a box of parts  :p

Let me know how that lantec dragon works out for you? I've been looking at that muzzle device also since many people have good things to say about it.

Also like the CMR panels on the handguard now, looks great. Also nothing wrong with the RVG, I like using stubby RVG's on all my rifles now. Makes a good handstop...
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« Reply #1013 on: Mon, 03 February 2014, 01:12:50 »
I thought it was about time I put a brake on my AR. I was going back and forth between the Surefire muzzle brake and the Lantac Dragon and ended up deciding on the latter. It makes a pretty nice flame in low light.



The VFG is just for fun, found it in a box of parts 

Let me know how that lantec dragon works out for you? I've been looking at that muzzle device also since many people have good things to say about it.

Also like the CMR panels on the handguard now, looks great. Also nothing wrong with the RVG, I like using stubby RVG's on all my rifles now. Makes a good handstop...

Will do, I'm sure I'll get to run it through a few matches here in the coming months. I don't have much to compare it to... I guess that means I need to build another rifle!  :))

The RVG felt really uncomfortable to me for some reason. I still want to try out an AFG and a handstop, but with all the improvised gun resting I have to do for 3 gun I think a bare bottom rail is probably the best setup.

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« Reply #1014 on: Mon, 03 February 2014, 01:16:46 »
I thought it was about time I put a brake on my AR. I was going back and forth between the Surefire muzzle brake and the Lantac Dragon and ended up deciding on the latter. It makes a pretty nice flame in low light.



The VFG is just for fun, found it in a box of parts 

Let me know how that lantec dragon works out for you? I've been looking at that muzzle device also since many people have good things to say about it.

Also like the CMR panels on the handguard now, looks great. Also nothing wrong with the RVG, I like using stubby RVG's on all my rifles now. Makes a good handstop...

Will do, I'm sure I'll get to run it through a few matches here in the coming months. I don't have much to compare it to... I guess that means I need to build another rifle!  :))

The RVG felt really uncomfortable to me for some reason. I still want to try out an AFG and a handstop, but with all the improvised gun resting I have to do for 3 gun I think a bare bottom rail is probably the best setup.

You  should run a handstop or barrier support attachment then for your type of shooting. I just like it since its a nice reference point for my hand...

how's that JM PRO working out for you also?
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« Reply #1015 on: Mon, 03 February 2014, 01:38:05 »
Very nice jpm, very nice  :cool:
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« Reply #1016 on: Mon, 03 February 2014, 17:26:07 »
I thought it was about time I put a brake on my AR. I was going back and forth between the Surefire muzzle brake and the Lantac Dragon and ended up deciding on the latter. It makes a pretty nice flame in low light.



The VFG is just for fun, found it in a box of parts 

Let me know how that lantec dragon works out for you? I've been looking at that muzzle device also since many people have good things to say about it.

Also like the CMR panels on the handguard now, looks great. Also nothing wrong with the RVG, I like using stubby RVG's on all my rifles now. Makes a good handstop...

Will do, I'm sure I'll get to run it through a few matches here in the coming months. I don't have much to compare it to... I guess that means I need to build another rifle!  :))

The RVG felt really uncomfortable to me for some reason. I still want to try out an AFG and a handstop, but with all the improvised gun resting I have to do for 3 gun I think a bare bottom rail is probably the best setup.

You  should run a handstop or barrier support attachment then for your type of shooting. I just like it since its a nice reference point for my hand...

how's that JM PRO working out for you also?

I've seen a few people running the Noveske K9 barrier supports. I might give that a try.

Haven't actually shot the 930 yet, I brought it out to the range last weekend with the AR but by the time I was finished playing with the AR it was dark, and I've been so busy lately that I can't find much time to get out  :mad:  Hoping to make it to the range again this weekend!

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Re: GeekHack: Pistol and Rifle - General Discussion and Picture Thread
« Reply #1017 on: Tue, 04 February 2014, 09:02:28 »
keyboards and rifles... duno know how they mix

But definitely you keyboard warriors aren't the conventional definition of a keyboard warrior. You're actually keyboard + warrior.

Sounds more like.... my Rifle is for taking out targets at range, and when I run out of bullets, I'll close in for the kill with my ueber reliable triple metal-plated, 6-lb metal casing keyboard with another 3lbs of zinc keycaps. My keyboard is also a chopping block cum meat tenderizer.
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« Reply #1018 on: Tue, 18 February 2014, 22:28:35 »
Some interesting movement here in California. The anti-gun movement will be possibly swinging in the other direction due to some recent and anticipated rulings regarding CCW. Because in California it's very difficult to legally carry CCW, and it recently became illegal to open carry-unloaded. The argument (more or less) is that there is a violation of the 2nd amendment since you basically can't have a weapon available to you for self-defense. There are some related laws that may be reversed/heavily amended regarding the type and magazine capacities of guns available in this state that may relaxed.

Disclaimer: I have no interest in open carry, loaded, unloaded, etc. That draws unwarranted attention to something I will hopefully never, ever pull out in public, let alone actually use. My only interest is in legally having the option to own and/or CCW if and when I had the feeling that it may be warranted (i.e. camping, etc.)
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« Reply #1019 on: Wed, 19 March 2014, 04:36:10 »
I believe you should open carry if thats the only way you can carry a firearm for self defense, but if you have an option to conceal then I dont think open carry is a good idea.
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« Reply #1020 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 06:56:53 »
This post is more gun porn. Introducing the Mateba MTR-8, carbine revolver, competition model.



I don't own it but i can't help but admire the eccentric interpretation to a typically conservative design.

An Italian artist pushed the cylinder forward to create this eccentric revolver. Its like an ugly unicorn,

simultaneously beautiful and ugly.

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« Reply #1021 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 07:09:16 »
This post is more gun porn. Introducing the Mateba MTR-8, carbine revolver, competition model.

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I don't own it but i can't help but admire the eccentric interpretation to a typically conservative design.

An Italian artist pushed the cylinder forward to create this eccentric revolver. Its like an ugly unicorn,

simultaneously beautiful and ugly.

It's like someone took a semi-auto pistol, like a MK II, chopped off the front end, then stuck a handleless revolver on it.

I want one.
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« Reply #1022 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 07:14:21 »
Is it even practical? Shorter barrel, more front heavy...

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« Reply #1023 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 07:48:52 »
Is it even practical? Shorter barrel, more front heavy...

I'd garner the front-heaviness would lessen the recoil some.
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« Reply #1024 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 09:34:49 »
Doesn't it result in much more leverage as the force is further away from the angle points (your hand)?

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« Reply #1025 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 20:21:24 »
Bit too young to own a gun, but I just discovered http://www.ar15.com/gunstruction

so here's the worst gun I could possibly make, cumulatively.



it's a $10000 .22 LR. I'm so sorry

Luckily, I have a rifle I'd actually buy.


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« Reply #1026 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 20:59:06 »
Bit too young to own a gun, but I just discovered http://www.ar15.com/gunstruction

so here's the worst gun I could possibly make, cumulatively.

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it's a $10000 .22 LR. I'm so sorry

oh man

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« Reply #1027 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 21:11:39 »
This post is more gun porn. Introducing the Mateba MTR-8, carbine revolver, competition model.

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I don't own it but i can't help but admire the eccentric interpretation to a typically conservative design.

An Italian artist pushed the cylinder forward to create this eccentric revolver. Its like an ugly unicorn,

simultaneously beautiful and ugly.

I actually like the Matebas...

I would lover a Mateba 2006M


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« Reply #1028 on: Sat, 22 March 2014, 21:15:46 »
This post is more gun porn. Introducing the Mateba MTR-8, carbine revolver, competition model.

Show Image


I don't own it but i can't help but admire the eccentric interpretation to a typically conservative design.

An Italian artist pushed the cylinder forward to create this eccentric revolver. Its like an ugly unicorn,

simultaneously beautiful and ugly.

I actually like the Matebas...

I would lover a Mateba 2006M

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« Reply #1029 on: Sun, 23 March 2014, 05:09:35 »
Can anyone tell me how bright Trijicon RMR's (not dual illuminated) get on auto-brightness compared to the Burris Fastfire 3?  Also where is the light sensor on the RMRs?

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« Reply #1030 on: Mon, 24 March 2014, 22:39:46 »
Bit too young to own a gun, but I just discovered http://www.ar15.com/gunstruction

so here's the worst gun I could possibly make, cumulatively.

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it's a $10000 .22 LR. I'm so sorry

Luckily, I have a rifle I'd actually buy.

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How old are you (if you don't mind) and where do you live at?  My 5 year old son won a .50 cal muzzle loader at a Ducks Unlimited Banquet dinner for the Green Wings stuff they do.  This was a couple week ago.  I live in Iowa.  Also my 9 year old niece won a .22LR rifle but I think the paper work is in her moms name and the muzzle loader doesn't require any paperwork.
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« Reply #1031 on: Tue, 25 March 2014, 06:36:02 »
Bit too young to own a gun, but I just discovered http://www.ar15.com/gunstruction

so here's the worst gun I could possibly make, cumulatively.

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it's a $10000 .22 LR. I'm so sorry

Luckily, I have a rifle I'd actually buy.

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How old are you (if you don't mind) and where do you live at?  My 5 year old son won a .50 cal muzzle loader at a Ducks Unlimited Banquet dinner for the Green Wings stuff they do.  This was a couple week ago.  I live in Iowa.  Also my 9 year old niece won a .22LR rifle but I think the paper work is in her moms name and the muzzle loader doesn't require any paperwork.

I'll be 16 in September and I live in that ever-glorious state of Texas. I have thought about asking my dad to buy the reciever under his name and just transfer it over when I'm of age, but I don't have the money anyhow right now.
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« Reply #1032 on: Tue, 25 March 2014, 09:04:40 »
i thought in texas you could bear arms since your conception
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Re: GeekHack: Pistol and Rifle - General Discussion and Picture Thread
« Reply #1033 on: Tue, 25 March 2014, 21:37:44 »
i thought in texas you could bear arms since your conception

Federal Law, not state, and the Civil War helped teach us that the state can't undercut the feds.

Not that you can't shoot guns in Texas until you're 18, there's no minimum age. I saw a 10 year old firing a semi-auto AK-47 clone with a drum mag last time I went to the range.
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« Reply #1034 on: Sat, 12 April 2014, 19:07:30 »
Bumping up this thread.....

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« Reply #1035 on: Sat, 12 April 2014, 19:29:53 »
SR-30(300BLK)

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I swear. At some point, I'm going to have a .300 Blackout AR with the NFA works. It'll take, like, 3 years to assemble everything, but it'll happen, and it'll be beautiful.
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« Reply #1036 on: Sat, 12 April 2014, 19:40:45 »
SR-30(300BLK)

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I swear. At some point, I'm going to have a .300 Blackout AR with the NFA works. It'll take, like, 3 years to assemble everything, but it'll happen, and it'll be beautiful.

Funny is I actually didn't want the SR-30 upper since 300BLK is so pricey and I don't reload.. also I live in a commie state where I don't get to have suppressors or SBR's... I would love a 9.5" Blackout with a suppressor...

I just bought it so I could get the lowers....  :p Which are basically a pain to get in Cali..


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« Reply #1037 on: Sat, 12 April 2014, 20:58:59 »
SR-30(300BLK)

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I swear. At some point, I'm going to have a .300 Blackout AR with the NFA works. It'll take, like, 3 years to assemble everything, but it'll happen, and it'll be beautiful.

Funny is I actually didn't want the SR-30 upper since 300BLK is so pricey and I don't reload.. also I live in a commie state where I don't get to have suppressors or SBR's... I would love a 9.5" Blackout with a suppressor...

I just bought it so I could get the lowers....  :p Which are basically a pain to get in Cali..

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Well...if you don't want it...I'll take it in a few years :P
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« Reply #1038 on: Sun, 18 May 2014, 00:39:22 »
Picked up this from the FFL today



Quick cell phone pic because it went out to ATEI right away to have some work done (notably, milling for an RMR). This wait is going to be tough  :'(

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« Reply #1039 on: Sun, 18 May 2014, 16:28:35 »
Congrats!! I like that chocolate color. I know waiting to get your toy back is tough. I'm also waiting to get my CZ P01 back from some custom work. My next gun is probably a Tanfoglio Stock 2 if I can find one. It's pretty popular in IPSC.

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« Reply #1040 on: Sun, 18 May 2014, 20:10:36 »
Congrats!! I like that chocolate color. I know waiting to get your toy back is tough. I'm also waiting to get my CZ P01 back from some custom work. My next gun is probably a Tanfoglio Stock 2 if I can find one. It's pretty popular in IPSC.

What kind of work are you having done to the P01? I'm waiting on my pro tek to come back from the custom shop as well.

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« Reply #1041 on: Sun, 18 May 2014, 22:13:36 »
I sent it over to Cajun Gun Works for Pro-Package kit. You have the Protek??  :eek:  I would love to have a Protek but apparently you can't have every gun you want. I thought Protek is already a custom gun. What did you send it out for?

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« Reply #1042 on: Sun, 18 May 2014, 22:51:12 »
The pro-tek is a sweet gun already until I was lucky enough to get a CZ custom Atrox. After that the pro-tek just didn't feel the same, so off it went back to the custom shop to get it to feel more like the Atrox. It's getting FO front sight and blacked out rear, undercuts on the frame under the trigger guard and beavertail, refinishing the frame in a burnt bronze, a short reset trigger, and an original 85C trigger installed. I would be carrying the Atrox but there's no way I could force myself to do it since there were only 10 made. I'll post some pics of it later tonight. Oh, and my accu-shadow should be here sometime in the next couple weeks...pretty excited about that as well  :thumb:

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« Reply #1043 on: Sun, 18 May 2014, 23:03:46 »
What!!?? You got 1 of 10 Atrox??  :eek: :eek: I saw a picture of it and couldn't stop drooling.

I have Accu-Shadow and it's my favorite gun. But I wish it has thin safety like the one on the Atrox. Waiting for Rami style thin safety to be back in stock at CZC.

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« Reply #1044 on: Mon, 19 May 2014, 01:48:16 »
I have number 8 of 10







All the machine work and overall feel is amazing. It really does feel special, the pics don't do it justice.

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« Reply #1045 on: Mon, 19 May 2014, 20:24:58 »
Haha, it does say 8 of 10 on the slide :)  That's one super sweet looking gun. Would be even more awesomer if they put bushing on it like accu-shadow.
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« Reply #1046 on: Thu, 22 May 2014, 01:13:11 »
Picked up this from the FFL today

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Quick cell phone pic because it went out to ATEI right away to have some work done (notably, milling for an RMR). This wait is going to be tough  :'(

Comrade nice FDE glock....Good call on the ATEi work.... Just bought this last Saturday:



G19 Gen 3
-ATEI Slide work with RM01 RMR
-EPP Stippling work
-Salient Arms Trigger

Basically see if I like this setup and if I want to plunk down the money for a salient tier 1 glock.

Also nice gun Atakp... love the CZ's and that's a nice model. Cant wait to get my accu shadow since I have no more CZ's  :( sold my sp01 and p01 to get the accu shadow

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« Reply #1047 on: Thu, 22 May 2014, 01:29:20 »
Picked up this from the FFL today

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Quick cell phone pic because it went out to ATEI right away to have some work done (notably, milling for an RMR). This wait is going to be tough  :'(

Comrade nice FDE glock....Good call on the ATEi work.... Just bought this last Saturday:

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G19 Gen 3
-ATEI Slide work with RM01 RMR
-EPP Stippling work
-Salient Arms Trigger

Basically see if I like this setup and if I want to plunk down the money for a salient tier 1 glock.

Also nice gun Atakp... love the CZ's and that's a nice model. Cant wait to get my accu shadow since I have no more CZ's  :( sold my sp01 and p01 to get the accu shadow

Damn this looks really nice man... I love how Glock looks so sleak and stealth.

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« Reply #1048 on: Fri, 23 May 2014, 01:20:19 »
Picked up this from the FFL today

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Quick cell phone pic because it went out to ATEI right away to have some work done (notably, milling for an RMR). This wait is going to be tough  :'(

Comrade nice FDE glock....Good call on the ATEi work.... Just bought this last Saturday:

Show Image


G19 Gen 3
-ATEI Slide work with RM01 RMR
-EPP Stippling work
-Salient Arms Trigger

Basically see if I like this setup and if I want to plunk down the money for a salient tier 1 glock.

Also nice gun Atakp... love the CZ's and that's a nice model. Cant wait to get my accu shadow since I have no more CZ's  :( sold my sp01 and p01 to get the accu shadow

Woah, sweet glock! I was really having trouble deciding between the 17 and the 19 for an RMR host, ended up going with the 17 because it fits my hand a little better. I love how the 19 looks with an RMR though. Coupled with the stippling and front slide serrations, that's probably one of the most beautiful glocks I've ever seen  ;D

How do you like that Salient trigger? I'm thinking about getting that or the Zev Fulcrum for my 17L.

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« Reply #1049 on: Sat, 24 May 2014, 02:35:43 »
Woah, sweet glock! I was really having trouble deciding between the 17 and the 19 for an RMR host, ended up going with the 17 because it fits my hand a little better. I love how the 19 looks with an RMR though. Coupled with the stippling and front slide serrations, that's probably one of the most beautiful glocks I've ever seen  ;D

How do you like that Salient trigger? I'm thinking about getting that or the Zev Fulcrum for my 17L.

Unfortunately I have not shot it yet wit the salient trigger I get to pick it up next week, but I will provide feedback when I do.

I was planning to pick up the zev fulcrum trigger also for my Glock 30s also to compare...

Also same guy I bought this G19 from had a matching 17L he was selling also too... I was tempted on buying both but passed on the G17L


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