"stand your ground"
02-23-2008, 05:32 PM
#11
3.0 BAR
Join Date: Feb 2005
Posts: 4,935
Re: "stand your ground"
Originally Posted by Burntrubber87
You got a 6.5 grendel upper? is it flat-top, how much?
Originally Posted by MerkurColin
I bought another gun yesterday, too... 
that thing is hella cool, how much did it cost you?
.22WMR. No holster required. :P
that thing is hella cool, how much did it cost you?
.22WMR. No holster required. :P
02-23-2008, 05:38 PM
#12
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Join Date: Mar 2003
Posts: 21,479
Re: "stand your ground"
Originally Posted by MerkurColin
I bought another gun yesterday, too...
.22WMR. No holster required. :P
.22WMR. No holster required. :P
I wouldn't feel safe with a .22, but that's pretty cool.
Originally Posted by hatchbox90
paid for the gun on monday, applied for my concealed on tuesday and friday i got my cpl in the mail, so i went on ahead and picked up the fun on friday
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02-23-2008, 05:45 PM
#14
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Join Date: Mar 2006
Posts: 279
Re: "stand your ground"
Yeah, it's made by North American Arms. It's got a belt/pocket clip on the side, but I just throw it in my pocket. It feels exactly like my folding box cutter when it's in my pocket. 
I picked up the gun itself and three boxes of CCI ammo (one of which says "EXPLOSIVE" and has a picture of dynamite on it
) for $250.
Colin
I picked up the gun itself and three boxes of CCI ammo (one of which says "EXPLOSIVE" and has a picture of dynamite on it
) for $250.Colin
02-23-2008, 06:36 PM
#17
0.5 BAR
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 139
Re: "stand your ground"
Originally Posted by scottsi
Havent got it yet. Im still deciding between 7.62 or going all out with the 6.5 grendel. I need to do more research and see if i can get a 30round magazine for the grendel, If i can i'll be going with that. Im about to pickup a Mini14 so i have my .223 caliber covered, got my 9mm covered and my 22. Now i need a huge caliber rifle round and I think the 6.5 should be enough. Next will be a shotty and a .44 mag
Mark
02-23-2008, 07:22 PM
#18
3.0 BAR
Join Date: Feb 2005
Posts: 4,935
Re: "stand your ground"
Im confident that my 9mm has enough power, its always loaded with hollowpoints and carries 17+1. I would like to get a bigger caliber semi-auto pistol, but probably not any time soon. Im picking up my mini 14 for about 500 bucks locally and im going to start my AR build. How does the mini30 kick? does it have alot of recoil? I want my AR to has a good amount of stopping power and I dont much care for the .223's besides the cost of ammo.
Oh yeah, the .44 mag is on the list too, I shot my stepdads and talk about a hand cannon, that thing has tons of stopping power.
Oh yeah, the .44 mag is on the list too, I shot my stepdads and talk about a hand cannon, that thing has tons of stopping power.
02-23-2008, 09:06 PM
#20
0.5 BAR
Join Date: Feb 2007
Posts: 139
Re: "stand your ground"
Originally Posted by scottsi
Im confident that my 9mm has enough power, its always loaded with hollowpoints and carries 17+1. I would like to get a bigger caliber semi-auto pistol, but probably not any time soon. Im picking up my mini 14 for about 500 bucks locally and im going to start my AR build. How does the mini30 kick? does it have alot of recoil? I want my AR to has a good amount of stopping power and I dont much care for the .223's besides the cost of ammo.
Oh yeah, the .44 mag is on the list too, I shot my stepdads and talk about a hand cannon, that thing has tons of stopping power.
Oh yeah, the .44 mag is on the list too, I shot my stepdads and talk about a hand cannon, that thing has tons of stopping power.
gets real hot real quick when i rapid fire.Try a .40 S&W on your next semi pistol.
Mark
