Mega Rad Gun Thread

Well, like I said this belt is just for home defense to have something I can quickly throw on to have reloads and a secondary weapon to fall back on if needed. So it's not going to have a ton of stuff on it. Just the holster, mag carriers for the shotgun and pistol mags, possibly a handheld light in a pouch, and a little trauma kit. So the fact that the Masterfire holster doesn't cover the gun isn't a big deal in my eyes since the pistol will only be holstered when I'm practicing my draw and transitioning from shotgun to sidearm, and if anything does happen and I need to check it out. Otherwise the pistol will be in my pistol locker.

I'm going to be putting together a SHTF/worse case scenario loadout with a plate carrier and other load bearing gear, and I'll be putting together a different battle belt geared towards that role to go along with the plate carrier. That kit will be for carrying rifle mags instead of shotgun mags, and I'll be having a more traditional style custom Kydex holster for it that will protect my sidearm better. And the sidearm I'll be using for that loadout will be my H&K Mark 23 instead of my SIG P226. For concealed carry I prefer leather holsters as opposed to Kydex.

I have had drop leg rigs in the past with my old load out and know how to set them up. I'm right handed, so if I get the drop leg panel it'll be on my left thigh because it'll be carrying shotgun mags, and I'll only be going that direction if the mags are too large to ride comfortably on the belt. And I won't know that until I have the belt and mag carriers, which is still a ways down the road. Gotta buy things one item at a time as my money situation allows. Mortgage, bills, groceries, and other things for my family always take priority over anything else and whatever I have after the necessities are paid for gets saved up for whatever project I'm working on.
Just remember: Practice, practice, practice. Whenever you add to your kit, whether it's for home defense or your innawoods kit, you should practice with that new kit, even if all you're adding is a weapon light, or a second mag, or whatever. Make sure it feels as good as it did before you modified your kit. That way, when things go bump in the night, you're not just then finding out that your drop leg rig is a piece of shit or that the placement of your second magazine is less than ideal.
 
I bought a Sig Sauer 1911 "We the People" edition CO2 Pistol. It's a good thing I leave it unloaded otherwise I would have blown my flat-screen TV and my cock off by dry firing it. That noise it makes when you dry fire it, is probably louder than my Ruger 10/22.

Also looking into the John Wayne 1911 edition as it uses GI sights and has the John Wayne name on it.

Are metal bbs good for stunning enemies and commies at least as going by that bang, I do not want to get hit by a metal bb.
 
A metal BB is going to sting like a bee sting but that's about it unless you hit someone in the eye.

And yeah, you probably would get feloniously fucked for shooting someone with that. Also, GI sights suck ass.
 
I bought a Sig Sauer 1911 "We the People" edition CO2 Pistol. It's a good thing I leave it unloaded otherwise I would have blown my flat-screen TV and my cock off by dry firing it. That noise it makes when you dry fire it, is probably louder than my Ruger 10/22.

Also looking into the John Wayne 1911 edition as it uses GI sights and has the John Wayne name on it.

Are metal bbs good for stunning enemies and commies at least as going by that bang, I do not want to get hit by a metal bb.
The sig air guns are fun toys for adults but you need to gtfo of Cali my dude. You're spending a lot of time and money trying to work around laws written by people who want you dead.

Also every old guy ever will chastise you for dry firing a pellet gun. I don't know if sig has designed a new way to build air pistols, I doubt it, but you should check the manual about it.
 
The sig air guns are fun toys for adults but you need to gtfo of Cali my dude. You're spending a lot of time and money trying to work around laws written by people who want you dead.

Also every old guy ever will chastise you for dry firing a pellet gun. I don't know if sig has designed a new way to build air pistols, I doubt it, but you should check the manual about it.
If I can get a better job then will do. Right now will have to make do with all this shit.

One a side note, apparently Springfield Armory has a CO2 version of their M1911 pistols as well.
 
If I can get a better job then will do. Right now will have to make do with all this shit.

One a side note, apparently Springfield Armory has a CO2 version of their M1911 pistols as well.

If I were you, I would just save regardless. Firearms are not going to go down in price anytime soon, regardless of who wins in November.
 
If I can get a better job then will do. Right now will have to make do with all this shit.

One a side note, apparently Springfield Armory has a CO2 version of their M1911 pistols as well.
Are you looking for a better job? I don't want to feel like I'm beating on you about it, but it's pretty clearly not a good spot for your hopes and dreams to flourish. I won't bother you about it again, I know the struggle.

You can at least practice drawing the gun from a holster with what you have. I think the sig 1911 copies (they aren't true 1911s, they have external extractors like the P2xx series pistols) have three-dot sights which are way better than GI style. 1911s all point the same, so you can at least learn to draw and fire in your basement with the air gun and you will have a quicker time when you can acquire something on roster or move out of the state. I've used cardboard boxes filled with media to stop wax loads when I lived in a city. A quieter option is to load a foam earplug into a 38 case and just use the primer. They don't go far but it's fun it you want to demonstrate how a gun works but you're in the middle of a populated area. Of course that will only function in a revolver because there is no powder to cycle the action of a semi.
If you want to set up multiple targets, fill boxes with chopped up rubber that they use on playgrounds or cereal boxes filled with cat litter or sand. a cereal box is a good size reference for most people's important organs. My old house had a cistern made from stone on all sides so we covered the entrance in the basement with 1/2'' scrap metal and plywood and ran a dryer duct out of the basement with a boxfan for circulation. I took the idea from an old church/schoolhouse that had been converted to a private gun range in the basement, I had never seen it but the graybeard who told me about it explained that they had angled pieces of 1'' steel plate at the back of the range to deflect and catch the bullet in the backstop which was a metal box. If it sounds retarded, that's because it is, they only let you shoot .22s in there. I had no metal backplate, just cardboard boxes filled with sand, leaning against buckets of water. We discussed burying a conex container or digging a trench and dropping corrugated in there but it's just too expensive and dangerous, it was cheaper to leave.
 
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Basically if there's a bump in the night I just have to throw on the belt, holster my sidearm, sling my shotgun, and respond.
Most people would just move. Dis cracka's planning for a bad day in Bosnia.
I bought a Sig Sauer 1911 "We the People" edition CO2 Pistol. It's a good thing I leave it unloaded otherwise I would have blown my flat-screen TV and my cock off by dry firing it. That noise it makes when you dry fire it, is probably louder than my Ruger 10/22.

Also looking into the John Wayne 1911 edition as it uses GI sights and has the John Wayne name on it.

Are metal bbs good for stunning enemies and commies at least as going by that bang, I do not want to get hit by a metal bb.
If you try to use that on an intruder you will actually live that moment from Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels.
 
If I can get a better job then will do. Right now will have to make do with all this shit.

One a side note, apparently Springfield Armory has a CO2 version of their M1911 pistols as well.
If you are really so desperate for any firearm, should you ever end up in my neck of the woods, I will set you up with a bubba'd bolt-action milsurp and some starter ammo from my stash.
 
I went out shootin' last year before all this craziness, and I brought my Kel-Tec RFB, Springfield M1A, and Ceratac AR-10 to the mountaintop.

The Kel-Tec had some obvious issues right away. The gas was not set correctly and it was short-stroking, so I adjusted it until it stopped doing that. Also, the feed lips on the shitty RWB FAL mags were too tight and it didn't want to chamber the first round. How come there are no decent polymer FAL mags? How come all the good surplus FAL mags have been bought up and are being scalped by asshats selling them in giant lots at auction? The mag is probably the weakest part of the RFB, overall. That, and the mushy bullpup trigger.

The M1A had a stiff bolt and the extractor tail kept getting caught in the receiver when hand-cycling it. It needs to be re-fitted by a gunsmith.

Out of all three, only the AR-10 functioned flawlessly. I put a VG6 Gamma 762 and Geissele Super Tricon on mine, as well as a Magpul K2 grip and PRS stock. It has flip-ups and I'm still debating what glass to put on it, though.
 
I went out shootin' last year before all this craziness, and I brought my Kel-Tec RFB, Springfield M1A, and Ceratac AR-10 to the mountaintop.

The Kel-Tec had some obvious issues right away. The gas was not set correctly and it was short-stroking, so I adjusted it until it stopped doing that. Also, the feed lips on the shitty RWB FAL mags were too tight and it didn't want to chamber the first round. How come there are no decent polymer FAL mags? How come all the good surplus FAL mags have been bought up and are being scalped by asshats selling them in giant lots at auction? The mag is probably the weakest part of the RFB, overall. That, and the mushy bullpup trigger.

The M1A had a stiff bolt and the extractor tail kept getting caught in the receiver when hand-cycling it. It needs to be re-fitted by a gunsmith.

Out of all three, only the AR-10 functioned flawlessly. I put a VG6 Gamma 762 and Geissele Super Tricon on mine, as well as a Magpul K2 grip and PRS stock. It has flip-ups and I'm still debating what glass to put on it, though.

There was someone on ARFCOM that was working on a poly FAL mag that was getting good feedback and reviews. It's been a long time since I looked into FALs, so I'm not sure what's happened with them. I vaguely remember them being available on DSA's website. The magazine issue is what kept me from buying another FAL after I sold my DSA 16" tactical with the short gas system. When I decided to get back into .308 tactical rifles I went with a Lewis Machine and Tool MWS308 and a Mk14 Mod 0 built off an LRB barreled action with a genuine USGI Harrington and Richardson trigger group. I love the FAL, but the support for it just isn't there like it is with M14s, AR-10s/SR-25s, or even H&K G3 style rifles. They've all got their pros and cons, but the lack of availability for affordable and reliable mags really brings the FAL down in my eyes. Which is sad, because it's a damn good fighting rifle.
 
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There was someone on ARFCOM that was working on a poly FAL mag that was getting good feedback and reviews. It's been a long time since I looked into FALs, so I'm not sure what's happened with them. I vaguely remember them being available on DSA's website. The magazine issue is what kept me from buying another FAL after I sold my DSA 16" tactical with the short gas system. When I decided to get back into .308 tactical rifles I went with a Lewis Machine and Tool MWS308 and a Mk14 Mod 0 built off an LRB barreled action with a genuine USGI Harrington and Richardson trigger group. I love the FAL, but the support for it just isn't there like it is with M14s, AR-10s/SR-25s, or even H&K G3 style rifles. They've all got their pros and cons, but the lack of availability for affordable and reliable mags really brings the FAL down in my eyes. Which is sad, because it's a damn good fighting rifle.

Indeed it is. The Kel-Tec RFB, unlike the FAL, has a very tight, protruding magazine well. The Moses Machine Works glass fiber reinforced polymer mags don't fit. The ribs are too large and would need to be dremeled down, which weakens the mag and makes it look like shit. DSA just released their "Fusion" polymer mags, but they're all out of stock right now. No idea if those fit, either. Basically, in order for a FAL mag to fit in an RFB, the external dimensions of the mag can't really be any larger than a standard FAL mag, which rules out magazines that have slightly enlarged material cross-sections for strength. Even the steel mags are very tight.
 
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Indeed it is. The Kel-Tec RFB, unlike the FAL, has a very tight, protruding magazine well. The Moses Machine Works glass fiber reinforced polymer mags don't fit. The ribs are too large and would need to be dremeled down, which weakens the mag and makes it look like shit. DSA just released their "Fusion" polymer mags, but they're all out of stock right now. No idea if those fit, either. Basically, in order for a FAL mag to fit in an RFB, the external dimensions of the mag can't really be any larger than a standard FAL mag, which rules out magazines that have slightly enlarged material cross-sections for strength. Even the steel mags are very tight.

If I were going to get a bullpup .308 I'd probably go with the Tavor 7. I was interested in the Desert Tech MDR, but when reports started coming in about parts breakage it killed any interest I had for it. I hope you're able to get that RFB working for you. Nothing more disappointing than investing the coin into getting a new weapon only for things not to work out. I got one of those CMMT Mk47 Mutants and couldn't get it to cycle, no matter what mags I used in it from those nice US Palm poly mags with the metal feed lips and latching lug to ComBloc slab sided steel mags to regular old steel mags. I had a similar issue with a Springfield M1A Loaded with a stainless barrel. Sent it back to Springfield THREE TIMES and it still had failures to feed and extract. Killed any willingness I've had to ever own another Springfield Armory product.
 
A metal BB is going to sting like a bee sting but that's about it unless you hit someone in the eye.

And yeah, you probably would get feloniously fucked for shooting someone with that. Also, GI sights suck ass.

So its better to shoot them with the live rounds in cases that warrant self defense then. These self defense rules are bascially encouraging me to kill the intruder as a warning shot or intruder somehow left wounded will sue my ass like happened one time. Some burgler trips on the stairs and sues the homeowner for the injury.

I am nostalgia for World War era weapons that were designed to kill general infantry as fast as possible. Like people have stated here before that Mosin Nagants are basically overkill in suburban America but get the job definitely done in sending the home invading nigger to burn in hell.

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Also any people done this with their wives?



 
So its better to shoot them with the live rounds in cases that warrant self defense then. These self defense rules are bascially encouraging me to kill the intruder as a warning shot or intruder somehow left wounded will sue my ass like happened one time. Some burgler trips on the stairs and sues the homeowner for the injury.

I am nostalgia for World War era weapons that were designed to kill general infantry as fast as possible. Like people have stated here before that Mosin Nagants are basically overkill in suburban America but get the job definitely done in sending the home invading nigger to burn in hell.

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Also any people done this with their wives?




All I can say is the way I was trained, if you're pulling your sidearm, the situation has now warranted deadly force and you shoot the motherfucker dead. I don't know fuck all about CA self defense law so I'm not about to speculate and give you possibly bad advice.
 
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So here's a semi-related question. Given the volatile situation right now, what's the best way to prepare yourself for shit going down? Nevermind supplies, let's assume that's handled. I'm talking about violence (in Minecraft). What should be priorities? Target shooting accuracy? Draw speed? Usage of cover? Other?
 
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