Mega Rad Gun Thread

[DoNotFeedTheSneed]

PSA ammo is popping guns and just failing in general.
They mass botted and flagged this channel for reporting it.
Yeah, PSA going in the "Big Book of Kikery" next to Sig.

My friend was just shilling AAC 5.56 to me earlier too. Good thing I bought a bucket of .22 instead.
I’ll just wait until PSA has the 500 rd bulk pack of Winchester M193 on sale for 219 bucks again

 

[Autistic Gunspergings]

Thanks you guys for the input

I'm a little confused. Do you mean when shouldering to aim you always aim under center naturally, or do you mean your shots are hitting low? If it's an optic and you're hitting low it may just be your height over bore depending how close you are. With an optic I would suggest target focus and not focusing on the reticle. Depends on what you're doing and what the actual setup is.

Record yourself shouldering. Bring the gun to you not you to the gun. How are you standing? Is your cheek weld consistent? If the gun is front heavy and even if it isn't get a sling. It'll stabilize you more when set up correctly. I know this is all very basic likely useless advice but without knowing more it can be hard to be specific. Practice makes perfect. Take it slow

I specifically mean when I'm shouldering a particularly front heavy gun and my point of aim literally feels like it gets pulled down by the weight. There's nothing wrong with the sights, they're zeroed fine, but when I get my gun up on target, it feels like my sights naturally fall a few degrees under the center of my target (where I want to aim).

And to be clear here this isn't much of a deal at close ranges, I only really notice this at ranges above 100 yards.

 

[Yours Truly 2095]

Holy shit, how is this not an attempted murder charge? I have to assume it's some nuance of state law. But "assault" in whatever degree sounds like a slap on the wrist for SHOOTING A GUN AT A FLEEING DRIVER WHO THREATENED NO ONE.

Yeah I don't understand it. He hit him too. And it's New York.

Thanks you guys for the input

I specifically mean when I'm shouldering a particularly front heavy gun and my point of aim literally feels like it gets pulled down by the weight. There's nothing wrong with the sights, they're zeroed fine, but when I get my gun up on target, it feels like my sights naturally fall a few degrees under the center of my target (where I want to aim).

And to be clear here this isn't much of a deal at close ranges, I only really notice this at ranges above 100 yards.

Try a properly fitted sling. It'll help you keep more rigid and not drift. Specifically a 2 point. Vickers ones are good

 

[sodomy lifestyle]

Thanks you guys for the input

I specifically mean when I'm shouldering a particularly front heavy gun and my point of aim literally feels like it gets pulled down by the weight. There's nothing wrong with the sights, they're zeroed fine, but when I get my gun up on target, it feels like my sights naturally fall a few degrees under the center of my target (where I want to aim).

And to be clear here this isn't much of a deal at close ranges, I only really notice this at ranges above 100 yards.

I'd narrow this down to two possibilities.

1) If you're trying to have a very gentle and controlled trigger pull, you may be unconsciously relaxing the muscles that are keeping the firearm straight, which would lead to a downward point of impact.

2) Is this by any chance a takedown model? If there's a possibility of play between the barrel and the receiver, what can happen is that barrel will slump downwards a hair when it's fired off-hand, again lowering the point of impact.

Either way, I'd recommend trying another rifle and checking if the behavior repeats. That way you can better deduce if it's a hardware or user error.

 

[BikeLock]

Video shows Chester, NY town official shooting a lost DoorDash driver in the back as he drove away.
The driver's phone died & he was asking for directions.
John Reilly, 48, is charged with first-degree assault.
The victim is recovering.

He's fucked lmao. He's also an FFL holder

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lmao, you're not even allowed to do that in Florida or Texas.

Enjoy NY prison, child.

 

[WhoBusTank69]

PSA ammo is popping guns and just failing in general.
They mass botted and flagged this channel for reporting it.
Yeah, PSA going in the "Big Book of Kikery" next to Sig.

Fuck it I'm telling people to buy Bear Creek Arsenal instead of PSA now.

 

[Pretend To Imagine]

Thanks you guys for the input

I specifically mean when I'm shouldering a particularly front heavy gun and my point of aim literally feels like it gets pulled down by the weight. There's nothing wrong with the sights, they're zeroed fine, but when I get my gun up on target, it feels like my sights naturally fall a few degrees under the center of my target (where I want to aim).

And to be clear here this isn't much of a deal at close ranges, I only really notice this at ranges above 100 yards.

It do be like that at distance when standing unsupported. You have to figure out your wobble zone and timing to be effective.

You can use different sling techniques to help stabilize, get a less front heavy gun and/or get stronger.

 

[AStupidMonkey]

Thanks you guys for the input

I specifically mean when I'm shouldering a particularly front heavy gun and my point of aim literally feels like it gets pulled down by the weight. There's nothing wrong with the sights, they're zeroed fine, but when I get my gun up on target, it feels like my sights naturally fall a few degrees under the center of my target (where I want to aim).

And to be clear here this isn't much of a deal at close ranges, I only really notice this at ranges above 100 yards.

If this is your gun we're talking about, maybe there's a way to 'compensate' it upwards.

At the risk of introducing some fudd elements: tapping holes into the bottom of a compensator/flash can/etc, or possibly even directly under the tip of the barrel?

I'd like to think there's some ready-made device for this. But goshdarn Google can't find it. (I'm aware of vertical compensators, btw, just I'm envisioning something with holes on one side, and not both.)

 

[Yours Truly 2095]

If this is your gun we're talking about, maybe there's a way to 'compensate' it upwards.

At the risk of introducing some fudd elements: tapping holes into the bottom of a compensator/flash can/etc, or possibly even directly under the tip of the barrel?

I'd like to think there's some ready-made device for this. But goshdarn Google can't find it. (I'm aware of vertical compensators, btw, just I'm envisioning something with holes on one side, and not both.)

He should just take tren

 

[Yours Truly 2095]

OCL is removing keymo from their warranty. OCL was big on fixing dead airs mistakes for them. Not anymore.

 

[AStupidMonkey]

Oh. Duh. If your bullets are dropping beyond 100 yards, that's just bullet drop. lol

You just have to learn to compensate.

Sounds like you're zeroed just fine. Nature of the beast.

EDIT: @Autistic Gunspergings

 

[sodomy lifestyle]

Oh. Duh. If your bullets are dropping beyond 100 yards, that's just bullet drop. lol

You just have to learn to compensate.

Sounds like you're zeroed just fine. Nature of the beast.

Look at the original message, emphasis mine.

I don't shoot rifles much, but when I do, I find that when I'm shooting unsupported there feels like a "disconnect" between where I want to aim

From this I gathered the point of impact is as expected when shooting from a rest, but changes when shooting off-hand. Hopefully @Autistic Gunspergings can correct me if I misinterpreted this.

 

[MrJokerRager]

 

[AStupidMonkey]

lol Based Pakistan. Last I heard, you can literally just own any gun you want. The scariest thing to normies is a law abiding citizen.

Now if only the rest of the country weren't shit.

 

[Hyperbolic Steroids]

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This is what those guys that use that "behind every blade of grass will be a rifle" line have wet dreams about.

lol Based Pakistan. Last I heard, you can literally just own any gun you want. The scariest thing to normies is a law abiding citizen.

Now if only the rest of the country weren't shit.

Even this pile seems to have a speck of gold in it.

 

[Autistic Gunspergings]

Even this pile seems to have a speck of gold in it.

Wash it before handling it because you might get pieces of shit on yourself

 

[Falcos_Commisar]

Fuck it I'm telling people to buy Bear Creek Arsenal instead of PSA now.

That lemon grenade guy is a seething prick though....

 

[Romulus augustulus]

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BASED!

they need to read some of those inter war manuals on using massed rifle fire to bring down planes. should be applicable.

 

[Dusty Old Bones]

That lemon grenade guy is a seething prick though....

Eh, it's like Warski and Razorfag, or Daxipad and Maddox, or Reikieta and Ralph.
Someone can be a scumbag, but no reason to ignore flaws of the bigger scumbag.

You have to be a complete drooling drug addled tard to pick sides, like Godwinson or FDR.

 

[Dean Pentel]

The Novelty: breaking firing pins and sheering bolt lugs while still paying 40-50cpr for the privilege. Also the magazines are YUCK
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just look at it
Who doesn't love thin bolts? Surely it'd never cause a problem
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I've only run about 800 rounds through my own 6mm ARC but I wonder at what point I may have bolt issues.

Really? When I bought my Dan Wesson Specialist it came in a pretty nice hard plastic/polymer case fitted for 1911s and a couple of magazines.

As for cases, I really like those new Daka cases from MagPul, Pelican cases, and Boyt cases. The Daka cases are more for rifles, SMGs/PCCs, and shotguns, but both Boyt and Pelican make pistol cases. I've got a Boyt pistol case that I like a lot.

Neither my Razorback or my DWX came in a hard case. These are lower cost Dan Wesson items but still, one can get hard cases on duty pistols that cost 1/3 of what those did.