Mega Rad Gun Thread

There has been a new teaser posted by PSA Affiliate "Literally Heather" in regards to Soviet Arms Steel case 7.62x39 production, she claims that it is coming "soon"
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Are you tired of Magpul's endless promises to bring the FMG-9 to market? Well A new development from Dev Unseenkiller coupled with new lightning fast ATF Eforms approval might present an appealing alternative
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The SFFA (Select Fire Full Auto) DIAS by dev S3igu2 has been updated to V3 Standard and now includes support for blowback actions
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Geissele MRGG at a recent sniper competition (I have heard rumors that this particular example was malfunctioning but I have no way of confirming that)
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New KAC LAMG Suppressor, strays from their earlier Integral to barrel QDC type design
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Very early prototype of a modification of the "Biden's Bane" DIY AR upper that allows it to feed from Colt SMG Magazines
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Stealth Engineering Group folding suppressor mount
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3D Printed handguards for a PSL that incorporate a pic rail to allow for bipod mounting
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LiberHATE 12 gauge ( a .410 model is also available)
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A new offer from a Dallas based corporation to buy Vista Outdoor's for $3B comes in as CZ tries to buy it for $1.9B





Article and videos on the "Taploader" modification for Glock pistols. The purpose of the modification is to automatically close the (specially modified) slide when the (also specially modified) magazine is inserted





Bri'ish Crime show episode all about printed guns
 
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Apex has tangfolio parts kits for Beretta 25s... 200 bucks no FFL as a kit.. do I need an abortion knock off of James bonds first gun?

Tell me no.. because I'm behind on projects as is.
 
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SHIGGSHOGG said:
Why the fuck does this even exist, this shits so gay
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I own a POF Renegade Plus that I think is a good rifle. I got it back in 2018 for a decent sale price. No clue about their other rifles. I like their BCGs and I use their roller cam pins in my PWS rifles. As someone else in the thread mentioned, the firearms industry will make anything at all if they think it'll sell. Think of all the dumb and unnecessary crap you've either seen or bought over the years.
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Tanfoglio makes good stuff,
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I learned about the EAA Witness Elite Match in 10mm right as the chinks blessed us with the Grandma Hunter Virus. I never found one in stock anywhere but I'm definitely the type of guy to buy a CZ 75 in 10mm. I don't think it's made anymore. I don't regret not finding one but I bet if I had I wouldn't have bothered with a few other 10mm pistols that collect dust in my safe.

What do you all think of 1911s and Beretta 92s with red dots? I can understand why folks want them given how good and inexpensive red dots are becoming. I simply don't think that a flat plate on the slides of Berettas and 1911s looks good. That said, check out what Sig has here. The Sig slide profile is a better fit for a red dot even if it's not exactly like the P series pistols. I feel as if Glocks, M&Ps, and Sig 320/365s have slides better suited for that sort of thing.
 
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I own a POF Renegade Plus that I think is a good rifle. I got it back in 2018 for a decent sale price. No clue about their other rifles. I like their BCGs and I use their roller cam pins in my PWS rifles. As someone else in the thread mentioned, the firearms industry will make anything at all if they think it'll sell. Think of all the dumb and unnecessary crap you've either seen or bought over the years.

I learned about the EAA Witness Elite Match in 10mm right as the chinks blessed us with the Grandma Hunter Virus. I never found one in stock anywhere but I'm definitely the type of guy to buy a CZ 75 in 10mm. I don't think it's made anymore. I don't regret not finding one but I bet if I had I wouldn't have bothered with a few other 10mm pistols that collect dust in my safe.

What do you all think of 1911s and Beretta 92s with red dots? I can understand why folks want them given how good and inexpensive red dots are becoming. I simply don't think that a flat plate on the slides of Berettas and 1911s looks good. That said, check out what Sig has here. The Sig slide profile is a better fit for a red dot even if it's not exactly like the P series pistols. I feel as if Glocks, M&Ps, and Sig 320/365s have slides better suited for that sort of thing.
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Tangfolios are still imported but not through EAA anymore. EAA lost their rights somehow and now they come in through IFG now. EAA still owns the Witness name. Now it is just called the Tangfolio Combat model.
 
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CZ 75 in 10mm
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Tanfoglio T95 (EAA Witness Steel) used is great, but the Tanfoglio Defiant is a more modern offering. all steel full sized 10mm and no finicky custom kits installed. the EAA Girson imports (MC1911, et c) are alright, on par with RIA or something, and they're aren't crap. via con dios.

below is Tanfolgio Defiant Stock (Stock is minus the competition trigger or match barrel/guide rod the rest of the pistol is the same).
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Romulus augustulus said:
Tangfolios are still imported but not through EAA anymore. EAA lost their rights somehow and now they come in through IFG now. EAA still owns the Witness name. Now it is just called the Tangfolio Combat model.
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Going through their catalogue, it looks like they're the importer for the FK BRNO
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I'm intrigued by 7.5, but not even close to $2,000-intrigued much less ten grand so I'll wait for the 7.5 Yeet Cannon
 
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Going through their catalogue, it looks like they're the importer for the FK BRNO
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I'm intrigued by 7.5, but not even close to $2,000-intrigued much less ten grand so I'll wait for the 7.5 Yeet Cannon
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The FK BRNO has one of the coolest sights available. I've always wanted to give them a try.
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from first hand experience, it's basically a semi-auto .44 Magnum with very mild recoil in the steel frame, and much higher velocity possibly making it compete with .44 Magnum out of a carbine rather than a pistol. haven't shot the polymer frame.
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I'd assume there's comparable recoil because they chopped about an inch off from the barrel. Which leads me to complain that a cheap bastard like me can't get a 6" barrel without shelling out $8,000 more dollars than the basic package.
 
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Uh...what's a TZ-75? And don't murder me, it appealed too much to my boomer faggot meme instinct.
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I have a Tangfolio knockoff CZ-75 that doesn't like the 9mms I've been feeding it and the slide locks open almost every time I shoot it so I have to hit the slide release constantly.
 
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I have a Tangfolio knockoff CZ-75 that doesn't like the 9mms I've been feeding it and the slide locks open almost every time I shoot it so I have to hit the slide release constantly.
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on CZ-75 and similar pistols, i would bet that the round is nudging the slide stop pin slightly, enough that during recoil it is engaging. consider experimenting with a wad cutter or something like a Gold Dot and see if you still see a problem. if not, then inspect the spring for being bent (it is a wire that is straight, or newer style with a hook), and if the spring is straight, consider upgrading.

the TZ-75 has some parts similarity to a normal CZ-75B but was optimized for manufacturing (investment casting, using fewer parts since no firing pin safety, modified trigger group, lighter hammer spring, front sight is integral like a Beretta 92 not dovetailed, et c). the TZ-75 slide stop is an older CZ-75 type with a "leg" that is bent in the middle. this can be bent too far or improperly during wear or even at the factory. it is compatible with CZ-75 spare parts and can be directly replaced. notice part 46.

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look at your frame and see if you have a hole for the slide stop spring retaining pin (on the right hand interior of the frame, to the left of the pin). if you have a hole, consider upgrading to a newer spring and slide stop. if you have no hole (blind pin), then you will need to bend the existing spring downwards very gently, reassemble and try some ammo. alternately purchase a replacement "R" type (or SP-01 type).

TZ-75 used stock: https://www.gunpartscorp.com/products/2057200c
R type spring: https://czcustom.com/cz-parts-all/cz-springs-all/cz-75-slide-stop-spring-r-type.html
new style: https://czcustom.com/cz-parts-all/slide-stops/cz-75-slide-stop-pin-new-style.html
new style: https://czcustom.com/cz-parts-all/slide-stops/cz-75-new-slide-stop-9mm.html
 
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Club Sandwich said:
on CZ-75 and similar pistols, i would bet that the round is nudging the slide stop pin slightly, enough that during recoil it is engaging. consider experimenting with a wad cutter or something like a Gold Dot and see if you still see a problem. if not, then inspect the spring for being bent (it is a wire that is straight, or newer style with a hook), and if the spring is straight, consider upgrading.

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The spring looks pretty straight to me and the ammo I've got is 115 grain Remingtons and 124 grain Winchesters, both round nosed FMJs.
 
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I've got is 115 grain Remingtons and 124 grain Winchesters, both round nosed FMJs
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i've added more detail in my original post to explain things a bit better. but the round nose profile of some 9mm can be a bit pointy and if the slide spring in a bit bent or if the bullet protrudes a little more than OAL would allow in your particular pistol, the clearance can be very very tight, to the point where it might impinge on the slide stop spring.

if you take the slide off entirely, then have a magazine with one cartridge typical that you would experience issues with in the past, observe the clearance between the slide stop spring and the nose of the bullet, imagining it under recoil that might jolt the cartridge a bit forward, if that makes sense.
 
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