Gun Showcase Thread (No Politics or Philosophical Discussions)

[WildCard600]

Originally Posted by TylerLieberman

One of mine. My most frequently used gun, aside from my G19 EDC.

BCM 11.5” with Aimpoint/Scalarworks/Surefire goods. Pic is from a few months back. A few small things have changed since.

And “PiStoL BrAcE”. #thanksATF #butnotreally

BCM. I see you are a man of culture and taste.

[WildCard600]

Originally Posted by TylerLieberman

Another one. Built it for the wife

CZ Scorpion Evo Pistol

Trijicon MRO, Surefire, trilug for suppressor, MLOK rail, and so on. Pretty cool but the ergonomics from the factory are all complete trash. Luckily parts are cheap.

I kept hearing that the Scorpion had lousy ergos and I had planned on making a bunch of changes before I even got the gun. To my surprise I find it quite comfortable and I am glad I didn't buy a bunch of parts beforehand.

Only grip I have is the rail real estate on the hand guard is a little cramped once you put a WML on. I'm thinking a HBI handguard and cantilever rail piece will be in the future.

[TylerLieberman]

Originally Posted by WildCard600

I kept hearing that the Scorpion had lousy ergos and I had planned on making a bunch of changes before I even got the gun. To my surprise I find it quite comfortable and I am glad I didn't buy a bunch of parts beforehand.

Only grip I have is the rail real estate on the hand guard is a little cramped once you put a WML on. I'm thinking a HBI handguard and cantilever rail piece will be in the future.

Me being left handed didn't help lol. The trigger wasn't the best but $5 springs helped a lot. The safety selector dug into my finger pretty good and was super stiff, so I switched those out for more leverage and less skin tears haha.

The stock grip is just so angled, like worse than standard M16A1/2 grip. The plus side is that everything was so cheap so I wasn't too bothered. It was a solid gun. Simplistic design and super durable. Ran that thing real good with some less than ideal ammo in less than ideal conditions and it rocked.

But then I said "bye felicia" after building the 11.5 BCM and a suppressed Triarc 8.3 300blk to take its place.

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by Tokay444

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ok, what is it, and how does that sight work?

[TylerLieberman]

Originally Posted by soundman98

ok, what is it, and how does that sight work?

Looks like some type of 22 with a diopter rear/globe front sight.

[Sapphireho]

The guns my kids learned to shoot with. Chipmunk .22s. Cutest little rifles.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by soundman98

ok, what is it, and how does that sight work?

Welp, first off you look through the back part, then line up the front part with the target, then .............BAMB!



PS - looks like the sight used on a parlor rifle -

[Captain Snooze]

Originally Posted by Tokay444

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That grouping looks very impressive.
What's within my indicated circle? They looks like cartridges without a primer but I have no idea what's going on.

[Atmo]

Originally Posted by Tokay444

Holy shit!

Your images are exceptional, good eye and light.

Aren't firearms tightly restricted in CA or does it vary by Province and grandfather regs?

[soundman98]

Originally Posted by humfrz

Welp, first off you look through the back part, then line up the front part with the target, then .............BAMB!



PS - looks like the sight used on a parlor rifle -

i know how to line it up, i'm just curious on the mechanics. never seen a physically separated setup like that before.

[Captain Snooze]

Originally Posted by Irace86.2.0

If you watch the lockpickinglawyer,

I enjoying watching his clips just for entertainment.

[WildCard600]

Originally Posted by TylerLieberman

Me being left handed didn't help lol. The trigger wasn't the best but $5 springs helped a lot. The safety selector dug into my finger pretty good and was super stiff, so I switched those out for more leverage and less skin tears haha.

The stock grip is just so angled, like worse than standard M16A1/2 grip. The plus side is that everything was so cheap so I wasn't too bothered. It was a solid gun. Simplistic design and super durable. Ran that thing real good with some less than ideal ammo in less than ideal conditions and it rocked.

But then I said "bye felicia" after building the 11.5 BCM and a suppressed Triarc 8.3 300blk to take its place.

I'm a lefty too. I just took the selector off and cut the one side down that was digging into my finger. I do want to get an AK style selector for that side at some point.

Only problem I really have with the gun is the amount of unburnt powder it likes to spit out into my face. Left handed and straight blowback aren't the best combination. Oh well, it's less than half the price of an MP5 and 90% as good, IMO.

[humfrz]

Originally Posted by soundman98

i know how to line it up, i'm just curious on the mechanics. never seen a physically separated setup like that before.

I was just trying to make a funny -

[Irace86.2.0]

Originally Posted by Captain Snooze

I enjoying watching his clips just for entertainment.

I saw one today where he used a fork to press a poorly positioned finger scanner program button and subsequently opened the lock box in a minute. Good stuff. Manufacturers probably hate him.