Anyone here into firearms?

[The Crazed Child]

I would call myself a gun enthusiast even though I've never shot one in my life

[MayflowerElectronics]

Not sure if Logan is going to put this in one of his videos, but figured you guys would like to see these.

 

Last video is the best

 

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B8RH5ffK_ZSWZjlwX2p6THFxQm8&usp=sharing

 

Edit - (All of those are mine btw).

[DevilishBooster]

Currently own two, a sporterized Springfield M1903, on the auction block right now, I really wanted a Mil-Surp M1903. Got this as a way to try to trade and buy my way into mil-surp.

Always wanted a classic bolt action.

I don't know if you've heard of the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP), but you can buy surplus vintage military firearms from them at various grades of quality. The last I checked their supply was a little low, but sometimes they will get in several crates at one time, so I usually check back regularly. Here is a link to their sales page.

[JaZoN_XD]

Can you Canadians have suppressors? Serious question, I really dont know. 

i believe that you can, however you need a license and a bunch of crap like that. Getting an ar in canada is tedious enough - it can take up to 9 month! and on top of that, you probably know that you cant have any more than 5 bullets in a rifle magazine of any kind... which is really stupid because they use a rivet to drill into the side of the magazine to cap it at 5 but any criminal who doesnt give a shit about the law (all of them) will be able to undrill it in like 3 seconds...  :mellow:

[Norman_the_Owl]

I live in new jersey. I wish i could be into guns, but it's not that easy here

[atoff]

I own a Springfield .45 Tactical (5"), and a Winchester SXP Defender 12ga.  I haven't had the opportunity to shoot either.  I do like shooting, I think it's fun in a casual way, but I don't particularly like guns.  Nothing against them, they just don't interest me. I don't think they're "cool," I don't care about owning or modifying them.  I bought those two because they're well rated and easy to handle.

[Slash003]

I love guns. Especially custom shotgun rounds.

[Steinway]

I love guns, personally. however I live in the UK so... Yeah.

 

But hey! It's better than California!

[Charger]

I love guns, personally. however I live in the UK so... Yeah.

 

But hey! It's better than California!

not really for gun ownership lol

[Steinway]

not really for gun ownership lol

 

Well, handguns and the like are off limits unless you have a section 5 license (usually available to people on government security contracts and the like. Go figure) but, .50 BMG rifles, semiautomatic shotguns and suppressors are perfectly legal as long as you have the appropriate license which anyone can obtain.

I suppose it's just more about what sort of stuff you're into.

[HalGameGuru]

I don't know if you've heard of the Civilian Marksmanship Program (CMP), but you can buy surplus vintage military firearms from them at various grades of quality. The last I checked their supply was a little low, but sometimes they will get in several crates at one time, so I usually check back regularly. Here is a link to their sales page.

Yeah, I looked into the CMP a long time ago. Club membership requirements aside, they never have anything I am interested in, at a price I can afford, available. And M1903s are going to be sparse for the foreseeable future. I'm probably just going to have to keep my eye open on auction sites and gun shows.

 

Sad, but maybe a company will start making modern reproductions in the near future. I know the plans for M1903 actions are floating around out there.

[Guest]

I like Model 1100s

[Guest]

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I live in good ol' West Virginia I could strap 3 handguns to my leg, 2 on my arm and carry a assault rifle on my back and be good.