Gun owners post up!

[DariuszZ]

Picked up an MSAR XM-17

DAYUM. Nice

[i-07]

in enjoy my ruger sr40. and i just got 2 more mags for it today


i saw a pre ban colt ar15 at the shop i go to today for 1700 looked mint

[bassrock234]

Any of you have experience with Smith & Wesson M&P .40 or .45? Im seriously considering buying the compact .40 version

[toycar]

Any of you have experience with Smith & Wesson M&P .40 or .45? Im seriously considering buying the compact .40 version

M&p .40 here

I love it, great gun. I sold most of my guns a while back, and kept this one over several others.

I love my m&p

[bassrock234]

I changed a tensioner pulley on a ford today and got these as payment.

This one is an H&R dated 1896





This one says American Bulldog on it but thats it. It's also broken and stuck in the cocked position.

[Pandemic]

They're awesome! I'd say take them to a gun shop before you fire them to make sure they're sound.

[bassrock234]

most definitely. I have no idea what caliber they are, and from what I've been reading, they're only good with black powder

[Pandemic]

Toss 'em up on WeaponsCache.com. Someone there may have more information about them.

[phatdoughnut]

My wife got several top break revolvers from her grandpa but they are all rusted out. They are pretty neat.

[Shadow1]

question....

could i fit a Smith&Wesson M&P 40s&w barrel fit in my SD40VE? ive been wondering this for a while now...the barrels do look similar

[Ralphie]

What service are you qualifying for?

DOJ.

I did my qual for this year already, so im good until next March.

[phatdoughnut]

question....

could i fit a Smith&Wesson M&P 40s&w barrel fit in my SD40VE? ive been wondering this for a while now...the barrels do look similar

Why do you want to do it? I wouldn't try it, sometimes the barrels are built to different pressure standards.

[Ralphie]

Oh hey,

BASSROCK



Just going out on a limb, I guess you know the person well-

Wouldn't you want to check that those weapons aren't carrying bodies?

[Shadow1]

Why do you want to do it? I wouldn't try it, sometimes the barrels are built to different pressure standards.

Understandable. I couod always check. The pressure standards should be the same being that its the same caliber and same manufacturer. The reasons why tho?

-you can get a threaded barrel for the m&p. Plus the threaded barrel is longer. Longer barrel better accuracy and/or range(correct me if im wrong).
-looks better. Lol.
-and i can mount a suppressor if i ever decide to get one.

[phatdoughnut]

Understandable. I couod always check. The pressure standards should be the same being that its the same caliber and same manufacturer. The reasons why tho?

-you can get a threaded barrel for the m&p. Plus the threaded barrel is longer. Longer barrel better accuracy and/or range(correct me if im wrong).
-looks better. Lol.
-and i can mount a suppressor if i ever decide to get one.

I see, there is several companies that will make a threaded adapter for you. Tornado technologies is one here in Oregon.

You would think the standards would be the same but for instance my kahr 9mm can accept +p loads but nothing hotter, and then I have another 9mm that will only take normal loads nothing hot. One reason manufactures don't suggest shooting reloads, sometimes they can be way off on accident and blow your gun up.

But if you are using a suppressor you are probably going to want to shoot subsonics anyways so..