Thread: Gun Porn, show off your new toys

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

Is the rear pod for the range only or semi permanent?

...and where did you get it from? Seen some on Greystone website.

Originally Posted by Tikka7mm08

...and where did you get it from? Seen some on Greystone website.

Was using it for long range hunting with a 308win 7-8 years ago now just for range work. They work grate if you have plenty of time to setup but a rear bag is quicker in a rushed shot.
Cant remember who I got it from sorry?

Originally Posted by scoped

whats the stock on the A7?

https://www.mcmillanusa.com/mcmillan...-sako-varmint/

Here is another picture of the same stock - it was a custom inlet (A7) from McMillan - the colour is black with grey speckeltone.

Not a new rifle but finally got around to putting a Spear Mags A-Cat stock on my Mossberg MMR Hunter. Fairly straight forward swap and comfortable to handle.

DPMS / Panther Arms have just released a Gen2 so these are on sale - USD $1,150 out the door at Cabelas.

DPMS LR-308 Hunter, SS 16" barrel, 2 stage trigger and CF hand guard. Will eventually need a NZ A-Cat stock on this puppy also.

Send us one over in E-Cat

It's always been a dream of mine to own one of these and today that became reality. I present the FN FAL:



I don't know much about its history as it is from a deceased estate but it's a genuine FN, from between Nov 1971 to 1973. Suspect it is an Austrian FN as it has the Austrian coat of arms stamped into some components and appears to have a StG 58 stock.

The aftermarket upper receiver is wearing a ZOS 10-40x50 scope with illuminated reticle, Tapco pistol grip. Not sure what the story is with the barrel - initially thought it was a Para (50.63) but they have different receivers to the fixed stock versions.

Just my Savage .308 in a McMillan stock, Sightron scope. I stole the suppressor from @Nibblet and had it fitted today. He's had my reloading gear 18+ months so I think it's fine. There's something I love about this rifle, never going to sell it.

Originally Posted by Ryan

It's always been a dream of mine to own one of these and today that became reality. I present the FN FAL:

Attachment 35094

I don't know much about its history as it is from a deceased estate but it's a genuine FN, from between Nov 1971 to 1973. Suspect it is an Austrian FN as it has the Austrian coat of arms stamped into some components and appears to have a StG 58 stock.

The aftermarket upper receiver is wearing a ZOS 10-40x50 scope with illuminated reticle, Tapco pistol grip. Not sure what the story is with the barrel - initially thought it was a Para (50.63) but they have different receivers to the fixed stock versions.

Oh this is so yummy!!!!...

Originally Posted by Ryan

It's always been a dream of mine to own one of these and today that became reality. I present the FN FAL:

Attachment 35094

I don't know much about its history as it is from a deceased estate but it's a genuine FN, from between Nov 1971 to 1973. Suspect it is an Austrian FN as it has the Austrian coat of arms stamped into some components and appears to have a StG 58 stock.

The aftermarket upper receiver is wearing a ZOS 10-40x50 scope with illuminated reticle, Tapco pistol grip. Not sure what the story is with the barrel - initially thought it was a Para (50.63) but they have different receivers to the fixed stock versions.

Bring it down next weekend for a burn

Originally Posted by Ryan

It's always been a dream of mine to own one of these and today that became reality. I present the FN FAL:

Attachment 35094

I don't know much about its history as it is from a deceased estate but it's a genuine FN, from between Nov 1971 to 1973. Suspect it is an Austrian FN as it has the Austrian coat of arms stamped into some components and appears to have a StG 58 stock.

The aftermarket upper receiver is wearing a ZOS 10-40x50 scope with illuminated reticle, Tapco pistol grip. Not sure what the story is with the barrel - initially thought it was a Para (50.63) but they have different receivers to the fixed stock versions.

Only the lower,bolt carrier and dust cover is different for a para.

If you want to make yours a para-I have the said bits-would take about 30 seconds to swap over

Originally Posted by Beavis

Bring it down next weekend for a burn

CNGI or "Toe paw"?

Originally Posted by res

Only the lower,bolt carrier and dust cover is different for a para.

If you want to make yours a para-I have the said bits-would take about 30 seconds to swap over

*Clickety click* you have mail...

Originally Posted by Ryan

CNGI or "Toe paw"?

CNIGC. Can have time to sight in before and play time afterwards.

Nice one @Ryan.

Def need to do a .308 semi auto range day.