Firearms

[1MOREMOD]

Doenst matter anyway does anyone besides people with no clue have them?

[jimbobiggens]

1907 savage .32, Glock 23, Colt '03 hammerless, Ruger .44 Redhawk and a Kimber 1911. Next pic is a Thompson 45 semi-auto. Next is a Browning A-Bolt w/Octagonal barrel, chambered in 300WSM. And a few more 1911's - 1947 Colt Government, Colt Stainless, Kimber and my daily carry, a Ruger.

[jimbobiggens]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

Doenst matter anyway does anyone besides people with non clue have them?

I would respectfully disagree - it does matter. It's an infringement on the 2nd.

[Mandi90TT]

Originally Posted by glennQNYC

Vortex Razor HDII 1-6x24 scope (JM-1 version) with throw lever

Holy fuckballs, that's expensive for a 1-6x scope! Definitely looks nice, though.

Edit: to put it in perspective, that's roughly the same price I paid for my Sightron SIII 6-24x50mm Riflescope on my Savage 110 in .338 Lapua. Price on the Sightron has gone down since then, but when I bought it, was the sqme price as your Vortex Razor.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by jimbobiggens

I would respectfully disagree - it does matter. It's an infringement on the 2nd.

Its feel good legislation. I'm fine with that kind that really doesnt have an effect on most people as opposed to more stringent ones that will seriously impede law abiding owners. Unfortunately we have some of those type passed here in Washington this past election.

[JustinHEMI]

Just some of my guns at a central PA group shoot. From left to right,

HK P30SK V1 light LEM, HK P30 V1 light LEM, Ruger LCP II, Sig P365, Sig MCX, CZ Scorpion Evo 3 S1 SBR, Sig MPX SBR.

[1MOREMOD]

Originally Posted by Dave 90TT

Holy fuckballs, that's expensive for a 1-6x scope! Definitely looks nice, though.

Edit: to put it in perspective, that's roughly the same price I paid for my Sightron SIII 6-24x50mm Riflescope on my Savage 110 in .338 Lapua. Price on the Sightron has gone down since then, but when I bought it, was the sqme price as your Vortex Razor.

I'm seeing 899? Optics can get nuts that doesnt seem horrendous

[Mandi90TT]

Originally Posted by 1MOREMOD

I'm seeing 899? Optics can get nuts that doesnt seem horrendous

quick Amazon search showed me $1099, which is the only place I looked. I know optics can get nuts, but not usually that much for a 1-6x scope with red dot.

I know really good optics can easily be $5k+

[Grip Addict]

Originally Posted by JustinHEMI

Just some of my guns at a central PA group shoot. From left to right,

HK P30SK V1 light LEM, HK P30 V1 light LEM, Ruger LCP II, Sig P365, Sig MCX, CZ Scorpion Evo 3 S1 SBR, Sig MPX SBR.

Just me or is that a lotttttt of guns to lug to a range?

[1MOREMOD]

Went and shot my cz75 pre b, browning hp and Remington 1100 mag tonight. And yes that is a lot I try and take only 1 and focus on it. Today was just for shits.

[Dog Face Pony Soldier]

Originally Posted by Dave 90TT

quick Amazon search showed me $1099, which is the only place I looked. I know optics can get nuts, but not usually that much for a 1-6x scope with red dot.

I know really good optics can easily be $5k+

The (gen II) Vortex Razor's standard street price is $1499. A good price is $1199 or $1099. I "tried" to buy this scope for $949 almost a year ago but the dealer couldn't deliver. I did buy this one for $899, but that's abnormally-low price. A great deal for arguably the reference standard LPVO.

[JustinHEMI]

Originally Posted by Grip Addict

Just me or is that a lotttttt of guns to lug to a range?

Just you. That's nothing.

[Mandi90TT]

Meh, I usually bring two rifles and maybe a pistol at most for a range day, so I can concentrate one one or two aspects of shooting. But everyone's range day is different.

[JustinHEMI]

When we do group shoots..., meaning, a lot of people..., everyone brings a lot of guns for everyone to try out.

[Mandi90TT]

Originally Posted by JustinHEMI

When we do group shoots..., meaning, a lot of people..., everyone brings a lot of guns for everyone to try out.

That's fair..I'm a loner and hate people so I go shooting by myself..

[JustinHEMI]

We do a Central PA group shoot once/year, where people from all corner of the state comes. In Western PA, a large group of us get together 4 times per year. You see all makes, models, vintage, machine guns. Even some historic pieces.

This is from this past summer's central group shoot.


My table.







People setting up and down the line.


































Friend shooting the Gatling gun.

Friend shooting the Sten.

[JustinHEMI]

Another one of our favorite get togethers is a machine gun shoot. Here's about 250K worth of machine guns, and a bunch of bowling pins that are about to die.





Various friends shooting various machine guns.

And a .50 cal, because why not?

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by JustinHEMI

Another one of our favorite get togethers is a machine gun shoot. Here's about 250K worth of machine guns, and a bunch of bowling pins that are about to die.





Various friends shooting various machine guns.

And a .50 cal, because why not?

I'll be expecting an invite next year

[upstatedoc]

Just got back from running some rounds through the Glock 20. Gawd I love that gun. So controllable in a heavy round

[Grip Addict]

Originally Posted by JustinHEMI

Just you. That's nothing.

Respect.

Side question - Why get the Scorpion and MPX?

It's a little like all of the cars you can pick in the world but you buy an Evo and a STI.

Scorpion owner here, not just someone trolling. I was comparing the MPX versus the Scorpion and ended up going Scorpion mostly for the cost.

[KenB925]

I always end up hauling too much stuff to the range, mostly so other people can try out some of my more ‘unusual’ guns

[JustinHEMI]

Originally Posted by Grip Addict

Respect.

Side question - Why get the Scorpion and MPX?

It's a little like all of the cars you can pick in the world but you buy an Evo and a STI.

Scorpion owner here, not just someone trolling. I was comparing the MPX versus the Scorpion and ended up going Scorpion mostly for the cost.

I love my Scorpion, much more than the MPX.

The only reason that I bought the MPX is because the small dealer couldn't move it, and thus, I got a really, really good deal on it. Since most people don't mess with SBRs these days (because of braces), no one wanted to buy a factory MPX SBR that they couldn't have until the stamp comes through. Most people will buy the pistol and run a brace, or use it as a pistol until the stamp comes back to make an SBR.

Soooo., it was just collecting dust. For the price, I decided it was worth it compared to what they normally go for. I do like it, but I much prefer my Scorpion.