New Bushmaster M4A3. I added the Eotech 512 holosight, new handrail, vert grip, tac light, and an untested 20mW green laser. Tons of fun at the range! :p

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/rolex/BushyM4A3.jpg

Ohh my.... Remind me not to get on your bad side... Cool gun though.

:leaving:

:histeric:

Gun porn!!!

I'm gonna ban you for that!

holy crap that is beautiful!! tell me more about it

Ohh my.... Remind me not to get on your bad side... Cool gun though.

:leaving:Don't worry Krashed, you're well out of range. :D

holy crap that is beautiful!! tell me more about it

It,s a Bushmaster M4 A3 Carbine with collapsible stock. Its a gas operated semi-automatic. People who ask me why I own them have never shot one of them. They are uber fun to shoot, but really have no practical application for hunting.

Beware!! "Black" guns are addictive and you'll move through lots of ammo at the range so you need these:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/rolex/Ammo.jpg

And remember black rifles love company, so you also need a couple of these:

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/rolex/180with590.jpg

what caliber?
i have a similar black 12ga, one of my "home protection" arsenal :p
looks like a freaking hoot
i want an AR15 but they're damn expensive and my car consumes all my capital now :rolleyes:

what caliber?
i have a similar black 12ga, one of my "home protection" arsenal :p
looks like a freaking hoot
i want an AR15 but they're damn expensive and my car consumes all my capital now :rolleyes:

Its a Mossberg 12 guage, model 590 defender. The Marine Corps comissioned it several years ago as their shotty. It's the same shotty, but has a polymer safety switch and trigger guard (the marines' are steel). The MC recently changed to a semi-auto Benelli. Imagine that, US marines toting around an Italian shotty. :D

ETA: I have 500 rounds of Federal Tactical 00 buckshot around to play with. I also keep some Federal premium rifled slugs just in case a silverback gorilla ever tries to break in. :p

LOL!

That shotgun has a knife attachement!!?!

Faaaaarout!

LOL!

That shotgun has a knife attachement!!?!

Faaaaarout!

It acomodates the US issued M8 bayonette. Gives it a definate cool factor! :D

Holy CRAP! Incendiary..? Does that mean they blow up on impact?? F-ing Kewlness.

Holy CRAP! Incendiary..? Does that mean they blow up on impact?? F-ing Kewlness.

Correctomundo! :p

Holy CRAP! Incendiary..? Does that mean they blow up on impact?? F-ing Kewlness.

They are incendiary, not explosive. They just illuminate (trace) the path of the bullet. Used to mark a target position. They look cool at night but they give away your position too. I wasn't all that keen on using them!

This is my rifle, this is my gun, this one's for fighting, this one's......

They are incendiary, not explosive. They just illuminate (trace) the path of the bullet. Used to mark a target position. They look cool at night but they give away your position too. I wasn't all that keen on using them!

Tracers are the rounds that "light up" around 50 yards out from the barrell (I have a few boxes of them too). Those are incindiary "fire starting" rounds that burst into a shower of hot embers on impact, and also function as tracers. Tracers are impractical for semi-auto firing, but they're fun to play with (at the range) which is why I have them. You're correct that they will also give away your position, which is undesirable in a true fire fight.

That's cool!

We're not allowed toys like that over here. [:(]

Hardrock, I feel your pain.

In AZ we don't register guns and you can carry open. (That means strap it on your belt and you are legal). It's a strange feeling the first time!

Made a trip to the rifle range today. Two 50 yard targets, 30 rounds on the left and 60 rounds on the right.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/rolex/50yard.jpg

I removed the laser beacause it didn't hold it's zero under the recoil of my AR.

Bummer on the laser.

Nice groupings. What was your approximate rate of fire on those?

Bummer on the laser.

Nice groupings. What was your approximate rate of fire on those?

Around 1 round a second, or slightly slower. It's a range NO NO to fire any faster. :halo: The range master will rap your knuckles for rapid firing. I did have to change magazines on the 60 round target but rate of fire was consistent.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v305/rolex/thruscope.jpg

There's a look through an Eotech Holosight. It's designed to use with both eyes open, which allows for faster target acquisition.

Very nice.

Ohhh ohhhh! I hafta drag my stuff out of the safe now and get some pics...I'm in CA, so I don't have anything TOO awful cool, but I have some fun toys, yes I do...

O yea, and I just got nearly 2000 rounds of various everytyhing in the mail the other day, and tomorrow morning, we're going to the range to "play"

Grandpa gave me a Remington Sportsman 58 at Thanksgiving dinner, much to the astonishment and shock of my parents, who never saw that one coming. It's a very nice shotgun; from what he tells me, it was the first gas-operated shotgun, and was the forerunner for the 1100 model and later the 11-87 model...It's a beautiful shotgun though...:rolleyes: and a great surprise gift:lildevil:

Grandpa gave me a Remington Sportsman 58 at Thanksgiving dinner, much to the astonishment and shock of my parents, who never saw that one coming. It's a very nice shotgun; from what he tells me, it was the first gas-operated shotgun, and was the forerunner for the 1100 model and later the 11-87 model...It's a beautiful shotgun though...:rolleyes: and a great surprise gift:lildevil:

Sounds like a pretty cool passer-on. Hang onto it and pass it on to your's one day. Until then...post pics!! :D My father-in-law gave me a cherry Remington 1100 about 9-10 years ago that I've never fired. I keep it clean and dry in my safe, which is an unusual thing for firearms I own. I shoot everything else regularly.

ETA: you may want to check this linky: http://www.gunsmoke.com/scot/guns/rem_lawsuit_result.html (http://www.gunsmoke.com/scot/guns/rem_lawsuit_result.html)

Well, he bought it in '63 when it was new, used it for duck hunting, but had to stop using it because the newer, required steel pellets can't be used in older shotguns without causing damage to either the bore or to the choke of the shotgun...So basically, I can't really hunt with it, but I can shoot skeet:D

Other than that, he said he was going to give me his more "modern" guns when he passed on; leave them as in inheritence...One of them happens to be an Olympic Arms K7 Eliminator:thumbsup:, which is a specialized AR-15 derivative...

As for my current collection:

http://i34.photobucket.com/albums/d137/ben72227/100_0395.jpg

Pictured from top to bottom:

Stevens .22LR single-shot rifle
Browning Buck Mark .22
Marlin Golden 39A .22LR
Remington Sportsman 58 12 gauge

Nothing fancy, but they're fun to shoot nonetheless...:D