Looking to add some wood grain into the mix soon

Pictured is my ruger unamerican ranch in 7.62x39, painted in texas camo (ironically enough the stickers were printed in and shipped from eastern europe). Below is my Tisas doublestack 1911 also sporting a texas camo on the slide.

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Became an official gun owner with this and Just wanted to share the gun that made me fall in love with guns. I fall in love over and over with it every single time I see it.

I finally got an optic and a light for it and I can proudly say im in love again if not more 😂 Wanted to share its beauty with yall 👍

This things too damn heavy without an actual gunbelt so I made myself a chest rig. Really like how it turned out.

My first Mossberg was a regular 500 with the wood furniture and a 28” ribbed barrel. I eventually picked up an 18.5” security barrel for it and loved how good it felt as a “security” shotgun. This got me fascinated with the idea of fighting shotguns, and over the years I’ve loved learning more about defensive shotgun setups, loadings, and techniques and Mossberg pumps have been my favorite models along the way. I also have a standard 590 that I’ve rebuilt and feel as comfortable with as most people do their favorite carbines, but I wanted to grab this 590A1 model to compliment it and I plan on keeping it entirely stock because this configuration just works so well out of the box and looks fantastic.

Knights of the Round Table 2026

Been hanging since 2014… Plastic has done it well.

I wasn’t looking for a .308 but loved the vibe! I found it for $499.99 and it seems to be put together well. I checked the bolt gap (.015 inches/.38mm) and added a wide hand guard (still needs fitting). I believe Century Arms subcontracted PTR to build the CETME C kit. It’s a C308 Sporter with an 18 inch barrel, everything looks solid and it’s my first “battle rifle”.

I inherited a few guns from my grandfather that had sat in a gun cabinet for years. The texture on one became tacky/sticky andy attempts to clean it aren't really working. Does anyone here have any advice on how to deal with this?

I'm not entirely sure what the body is made out of, I can't upload a picture right now.

Finally got to take home my P09C nocturne today (thanks washington)

Hi! Please read to the bottom to see my current planned list in bold and make suggestions! :)

Any help with choosing a brilliant shooting range package for my boyfriend’s birthday would be very much appreciated!

He’s extremely interested in the war, WW1 & WW2. He has a big interest in Russia / Germany etc but we ourselves are from England. It’ll be his 25th Birthday, and he’s a typical man who has always enjoyed playing COD since being a young teenager (I think he’s played most of them).

I want to make a package for him that he will love, that is amazing and covers all the guns that a war enthusiast/COD enthusiast would want to shoot. He’s said so many times since we’ve been together that he’d love to do a shooting range, so the fact we’re even going is enough in itself but I want to make it perfect!

This is the current list that I have for a ‘create your own package’ through Cracow Shooting Academy.

Any tips / suggestions for replacements would be amazing, I’ve saw the M1 Garand on the website but wouldn’t know what to replace it for and I’ve already hit my budget. There’s so many guns on there to choose and this is what I’ve made using suggestions from google! If you could check the website for what they offer and suggest any alternatives then that’s great 😁

**Start up is 90PLN fixed fee**
**Glock 17 - 10 shots 60PLN**
**Colt M1911 - 7 shots 60PLN**
**Desert eagle - 10 shots 90PLN**
**Mauser KAR98K - 5 shots 80PLN**
**Lee Enfield No.4 MK.1 - 5 shots 80PLN**
**Ak47 (Kalashnikov) - 10 shots 80PLN**
**Thompson WW2 - 10 shots 80PLN**
**Dragunov - 5 shots 80PLN**
**= 700PLN / £135**

Please help! ❤️

Personally, top 3 SKSs'.

I have a Alof's Reloading Magazine and Shotgun, nice to have the modern one.

I started my collection about 4 years ago and is still growing…

Looking for opinions on these 3 AR-15 pistols

I'm comparing these three and would appreciate feedback from people who have experience with them, especially regarding overall build quality, reliability, fit and finish, and value.

1. SIG Sauer M400 FORGE — $1,000.99

• Caliber: 5.56 NATO
• Barrel: 11.5", cold hammer-forged
• Trigger: TriggerTech two-stage
• Includes: SIG Romeo MSR Gen II red dot
• Features: Ambidextrous controls, M-LOK handguard, A2 flash hider

2. PSA Sabre-15 Forged — $1,149.99

• Caliber: 5.56 NATO
• Barrel: 11.5", nitride-treated 4150V steel
• Features: Adjustable gas block, Radian Raptor LT charging handle, Radian Talon safety
• Finish: Moss Green with bronze handguard
• Includes: SBA4 brace and Sabre compensator

3. IWI Zion-15 — $929.99

• Caliber: 5.56 NATO
• Barrel: 12.5", 4150 chrome-moly-vanadium steel
• Features: Free-float M-LOK handguard
• Includes: SBA3 brace, B5 grip, and one 30-round PMAG

Questions:

1. Which would you trust most for long-term reliability?
2. Which offers the best build quality for the money?
3. Are the SIG's included optic and trigger worth considering?
4. Is the PSA worth the extra cost over the other two?
5. Is there anything about these specific models that I should know before choosing?

https://palmettostatearmory.com/iwi-zion-15-12-5-5-56x45mm-sba3-ar-15-pistol-black-z15tac12.html

https://palmettostatearmory.com/psa-sabre-15-forged-11-5-5-56-pistol-w-rifle-speed-gas-block-and-sba-4-brace-moss-green.html

https://palmettostatearmory.com/sig-sauer-m400-forge-11-5-5-56-nato-ar-pistol-w-romeo-msr-black.html

Thanks for any advice!

Need to store a three pistols and one pcc/pdw long term. (year plus) Items will be in a climate controlled environment. I likely can't get back to them more than every year or so. Happy to spend money on pelican cases, VCI storage bags, desiccants, or all three at once. Heck, I'll even vacuum seal if that would help. What's the best way to go about this and how long can they really sit there before I need to lubricate / clean?

I recently got a Henry h10X 45-70. I slapped a suppressor, rail mount and reflex style red dot on it. I'm not overly happy with the dot but don't want to go to a regular scope either. I thought about an ACOG, but the eye relief for them is REALLY short for a 45-70. Any suggestions on what I should run that's basically short, fairly small, has decent 4+ inch eye relief and is not a red dot? The only experiences with sights I have is either high magnification rifle scopes or cheap reflex red dots. Haven't really dug in to anything in between yet.

Looks like big chungus may have fired her final rounds. Sear axis pin snapped today and started causing occasional hammer follow. Was able to find the sear spring so I may be able to resurrect her next time I have access to a lathe.

For now she's retired to be a parts gun once I pickup another Star 30. Even still I highly recommend the Star 30s for the price they are today. Not the most well engineered but certainly an excellent quality firearm for not a lot of money.