insite in norristown had a few when i was in a couple weeks ago. claytons may have some too

ok schweet! i thought it was worth a chance asking :) I'll check em out

Took the new mags out today.. I have to say, they are SO much better than those crappy factory mags.. I'm thinking about selling the factory ones and just buying two more of the Wilsons.

i habe one factory and some $10 mags with chrome stepped followers that run 100%. took me a bit to get a set of 3 good ones.

I went looking at a .22 mp5 yesterday, it felt kind of cheap with all the plastics, anyone have one of these or shot one?

Some of the best mags out there. The chip McCormick mags run pretty good too.




I put about 70 rounds through my Glock 22 today. All flawless. Did some defensive drills. Played with the shot time app on my iPhone. Worked pretty well.

SHOdude i have the original GSG-5SD. they are good lil running rifles. been messing with em for years. not sure on the Umarex HK versions....

I'm actually selling mine. onto the AR next project so i need funds.

PM me.

I went to In Site, THX! great guys and i grabbed the lower and another. Remmy 511 .22 bolt gun as well. def going back

dont worry its getting a pistol tube till its SBR'd and then it gets the LMT in the picture ;)


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considered a Ruger LPC today as my first handgun/carry weapon. Pretty cool little thing.

Not a bad gun, but it's better served as a backup due to its size.

If you're looking for a smaller carry gun, try a Springfield XDM 3.8 or maybe a Glock 26

yeah i'm not all about an LCP as a first hand gun. small .380s aren't bad since they're pretty cheap and easy to carry, but i think everyone should learn the fundamentals on a larger carry-worthy gun first and they once they actually develop a preference for shooting or carrying a certain way, then switch over to a small gun. LCPs (or similar small .380s) aren't exactly very easy to fire for hundreds of rounds over long periods of time, and that's the most important thing for learning, lots of trigger time.

Took a few guns up to the mountains a couple weekends ago to have some fun. Here is the spread.

I'd do bulpups but imma lefty :((

They are fun, but def a no-go for lefties!!

Plenty of lefties shot my MSAR when I had it with no issues.

for $1,300+ they could at LEAST include a left bolt/option....i refuse to pay another $200 on top for that.

the ejec port is next to your face, i dunno how they pulled that off.

My Uncle went with us, who is a lefty, and when he held the one bullpup up to his shoulder the bolt was all but touching his face. He didnt shoot it obviously, but if the shell didnt smack him square in the face the charging handle would have probally cut him open. The MSAR's do not have a charging handle like on the ak's, but you are already aware of that.

Picked this up the other day. Hope to put some rounds down range when i ger back from Georgia

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Where did you pick that up from? I was looking at one just like it the other day.

I bought it on wednesday of last week at east coast ammo on 73 outside of boyertown.