I think each container should have ammunition and spare parts for each firearm that coincides with each caliber.I definetly need more space for ammo. I have an old safe that I really need to convert and put shelves in it.
I should have built my shop bigger.
I bought a 90 gun Cannon at Tractor Supply last year for under 1000.00 it seems to be a good safe. I have always preferred a real safe like a Mosler (have a couple of those too) but this seems to be good.I definetly need more space for ammo. I have an old safe that I really need to convert and put shelves in it.
I should have built my shop bigger.
In a perfect world yes but the average person doesn't have money or space for something like that. Id have to get a second job
I have a 20x45' shop with 14' rollup. If you want to store your ammo and parts here....
My shop is 27x40' and I wish I would have built it 30x50' but you know then I would need it even bigger. I just need to get rid of some stuff that I don't need or use anymore.Oh crap. Not again.
There is never enough room. I bought a 6,000 shop last spring in town and a 60X80 hanger at the airport they are all full......I'll let you know.
Unless it's a Dyson. I think nature loves Dysons.Nature abhors a vacuum
So I can safely assume that you prefer straight barrel and no breaks or compensator?G'dang muzzle brakes!
Ear protection and holding my hands over my ears and that thing is still loud as thunder
It's a hoot to shoot though
What is your thoughts about straight barrel vs brake or compensatorMy AR-10 has a 18" barrel with a flashy evil black thing on the end.
Ask @Joe13 he hates that thing. First time at the range it about blew his hat off.
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So you don't like breaks!
I am asking because I know DPMS has as they say hunting rifle with a 20" barrel. I prefer 18 or 20. Just not easy to find one with that barrel length except without the threads. I can accept a 16" barrel in 556 but in 308? FUNK THAT!
I am asking because I know DPMS has as they say hunting rifle with a 20" barrel. I prefer 18 or 20. Just not easy to find one with that barrel length except without the threads. I can accept a 16" barrel in 556 but in 308? FUNK THAT!
Nice, I am wanting as much energy at 500 yards as I can get just don't want a 24 inch barrel and a 16 inch just doesn't seem strong enough. I know that 158 gr 308 round will burn off the powder before the 16 inch but a 16 inch barrel will only be able to keep it supersonic out to around 600 yards. I want as close to 1000 and still be close to supersonic. The extra 120 fps from a 24 is not worth the extra weight for me.
Remington used to publish a guide for how much velocity was lost by inch of shortening a barrel. It wasn't that much. I am sure it depends on the load and that sort of thing. Slow burning Magnum loads would make a larger difference than a more moderate caliber. I am using Gentec quick change flash hiders on several rifles so I can move my silencer around. They really are not brakes so they don't deflect any sound sideways or to the rear. My brother was shooting his TRIG 338 Lapua at a range in Arizona, he normally uses a silencer but it was against range rules so he replaced it with the original TRIG brake......they made him move to the very end of the range as far away from everyone as he could get....he was pretty unpopular. I guess none of my guns really have brakes, even my big Weatherby.
