Recent content by Rusty Shackleford

I bought this And this. I had to order the threaded barrel, once it comes in I can try it out at the range while I wait for my pending Form 4 to clear.

Been a couple weeks ago but my LGS had a Hell of a deal on an unfired Armalite 180B. Really cool very lightweight piston rifle that takes AR Mags.

I had a 686+ and it was indeed a sweet shooter, I'm not much of a wheel gun guy but regret letting that one go.

That's a good looking Rifle.

Nicely done, I have a S&W M&P 15-22 that satisfies my .22lr Ar desires...it's not nearly as nice as yours though.

Everyone bitches about truck traffic, but we can't easily live with out it.

The vast majority of my mags are good quality USGI mags with Magpul followers, not sexy by any means but they work and fit anywhere. Don't get me wrong I like and have Pmags etc but its hard to beat the standard when you can get them for $7 bucks each.

As it sits right now.

I have an A3 M1 with the integrated 1.5x optic, mine takes the original Steyr mags. Mines just a stock M1 but I have considered getting the long rail and using it with a 4x ACOG.

I'm under no legal requirement to have my guns in a safe but the majority of them are since it is the smart thing to do. With that said I do have some strategically placed but none are out on display.

Well, this thread certainly went a different direction. :lewx4:

Still have the rifle and still really enjoy shooting it, made some changes and replaced the ACOG with a 1-6X VCOG. I also recently addressed my dislike for the OEM Stock by replacing it with an ACR stock. Next up for it is a KDG extended hand guard.

It's certainly plausible, IWI has shipped somewhere north of 30,000 units in the US since they were released two years ago.

Fairly common, most medium size shops will have atleast one on the wall. I nearly bought a Tavor but decided the Steyr AUG would suit me a little better so I went that route. The x95 variant is not out yet but should be in a year or so.

A 9mm Rami is what started me down this path, I love that little thing. It's always with me and easily within reach in my truck.