Wow you also like your SpyderCo knifes, huh?
I haven't looked what the G43 sells for these days, but I didn't think it was much. Is it even worth my while to sell it?
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I haven't looked what the G43 sells for these days, but I didn't think it was much. Is it even worth my while to sell it?
hpiguy
Rock Crawler
Nice stash Troy! My G26 is one of my personal favorite handguns of all time by far. Probably why I love the 43 so much, it's just a single stack 26 after all. I've put about 2,500rds or so through mine, and have carried it all over the place with me. I'm good out to about 50yds or so on the same sized targets as well. It's fun ringing the steel at that range with your subcompact.
winnerone23
I wanna be Dave
Haha.. Yeeeaaahhh, I have a small Spyderco "collection".. ( I "" collection, because they get carried and used.. a collection, to most, don't get used)
If you hate it, what's the point in keeping it? Lol...
Thanks man! That's just the Foliage Green, side of my Spyderco's.. hehe...Nice stash Troy! My G26 is one of my personal favorite handguns of all time by far. Probably why I love the 43 so much, it's just a single stack 26 after all. I've put about 2,500rds or so through mine, and have carried it all over the place with me. I'm good out to about 50yds or so on the same sized targets as well. It's fun ringing the steel at that range with your subcompact.
By far, the 26 is my favorite! I'm running out of 3rd case of 1,000rds.. Not including store bought boxes..(lots of them!) Lol.. in the last 8 months or so..
RANOVRU
Quarry Creeper
New holster for my EDC LC9s. Just as concealable as my IWB Kydex but OHHH so much more comfortable.
cmbscx10
I wanna be Dave
My Benjamin Marauder .25 is all done and ready for break in.
IMO while bore sighting is useful to a point it is of course very inaccurate and should only be used for 25yrds or less. With that said the Mrod cannot be bore-sighted due to the bolt not being able to come out. So i strapped on laser pointer and did the best i could.
First 5 shots off hand holding a 8.12lb rifle. Will do a true sight in and then zero for 50yrds next weekend.
IMO while bore sighting is useful to a point it is of course very inaccurate and should only be used for 25yrds or less. With that said the Mrod cannot be bore-sighted due to the bolt not being able to come out. So i strapped on laser pointer and did the best i could.
First 5 shots off hand holding a 8.12lb rifle. Will do a true sight in and then zero for 50yrds next weekend.
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hpiguy
Rock Crawler
Went to the range and put another 100 through the 43 today, much better now. And I ordered 2,000rds of 9mm ammo. And yes, those are paper plates with orange office dots stuck to them. :mrgreen: I'd rather buy ammo than expensive targets.
I use paper plates with stick on dots regularly myself. I have been using some targets from EZ2C also, they are not too expensive.
Paper Targets High Visibility Paper Targets by EZ2C Paper Targets - EZ2CTARGETS.COM - We Make Target Shooting Easier To See
Paper Targets High Visibility Paper Targets by EZ2C Paper Targets - EZ2CTARGETS.COM - We Make Target Shooting Easier To See
Brake Weight
I wanna be Dave
Every time we have any sort of election I’ll collect the ‘vote for me’ signs from the intersections when it’s over. They work great with whatever target you have clothes pinned to them. If it’s not humid or windy I have used a piece of poster board, a toilet paper tube, and any spray paint I have handy pinned to the voting signs.
I print my targets out from any of a million different online target repositories.
hpiguy
Rock Crawler
I just need a spot to aim for, don't need anything fancy. Thought about printing them out, but the cost of printer ink is nuts IMO.
RANOVRU
Quarry Creeper
My new longer range rifle.
.308 with 4-12x40 mil-dot
.308 with 4-12x40 mil-dot
DarthBacon101
Newbie
Yay! A thread I can post in!
Sorry for no real glam shots, pistol is my XD-9 that I've had for a long time, and my first AR build..half cheap, half not cheap.. Lol
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Sorry for no real glam shots, pistol is my XD-9 that I've had for a long time, and my first AR build..half cheap, half not cheap.. Lol
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Brake Weight
I wanna be Dave
What is this rail with sights? I’ve got a 629 is like to have a set of these on.
cmbscx10
I wanna be Dave
cmbscx10
I wanna be Dave
It came to me set up like that. I'm guessing they lived in bear country or loved long walks down range lol. I removed the scope-rail in favor of a direct-mounted blade. I personally have never shot this thing past 7 yds lol.
Brake Weight
I wanna be Dave
460 ain’t no joke. I work with a guy that has one with a scope and that’s all he deer hunts with unless he goes to a pipeline/highwire/any sort of distance area. Most you’ll get in the woods is maybe 80 yards and you’d have to have made a lane for that. Lol. He said he harvests 2-3 a year with it.
RANOVRU
Quarry Creeper
Picked up this Marlin 80DL for a song this week. It was missing the factory rear peep sight and after pricing them decided to go with a more modern cheaper set up by Williams.
From the little bit of research I've done I think this is an earlier model, '40 something. Only gun I own without a serial number. And she's a tack driver.
From the little bit of research I've done I think this is an earlier model, '40 something. Only gun I own without a serial number. And she's a tack driver.
hpiguy
Rock Crawler
I've wanted this one for quite a while, but wasn't willing to pay retail and had to wait for a deal. Spyderco Roc cleaver. The fit, finish, and action on this one is excellent. "thumbsup"
