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I don't own many firearms, but what I do own is generally NFA. Quality vs quantity I guess. lol

My primary pistol (before sending to CGW to get milled for LDPP); Jericho 941 full size all steel using 19+1 CZ SP-01 upgraded mags

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My primary go-to rifle; 18" Mark 12 Mod 0 SPR clone(ish). Waiting on a good deal for better optic like NightForce or similar. Currently shoots half MOA to MOA with 77gr match ammo. I have an AAC 556SD QD can that should be out of jail by December for it.

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My secondary PCC; 5.1" Scorpion Micro-K SBR setup w/Gemtech MK9K can. Could not find a more recent photo, but it has a Meprolight M21 optic on it now.

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Few other items

CZ-P09 w/AAC Evo-9;

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300 BO SBR:

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just an FYI, the parts in the New york state SAFE act that banned all of new york from buying ammo online was changed, they just didnt publisize it. You CAN buy ammo online as long as you dont live in new york city (read that as in cesspool), but not many vendors will ship to NY still, I have managed to acquire a few (hehe) rounds for my 22lr....still looking for a vendor that will ship 22lr cci velocitor rounds to NY.........that particular ammo is hard to find. Thanks everyone for all the help.
 

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Good luck on ammo. When I saw the news on COVID rapidly being peddled up in March, I knew exactly what was going to happen. Writing on the wall as they say. With an election for president mixed in, I knew instantly where this was going.

Bought about 10,000 22LR rounds (mostly for my daughter's firearms), 4,000 223/556, about 4,000 9mm. I wasn't hurting for ammo so much as I knew the market was going to be tanked for at minimum a year. I also bought about ten AR repair kits for pins/springs. Thankfully I already have plate carriers for every member of my family as it seems even that market is getting bombarded. I'm good on mags too.

At this point I can't guess as to the normalization time-frame if you were to ask me today. Out of my 223/556 and 9mm purchased, I grabbed one cheap case of steel for each of those for around $180 I think? Those are selling for $450 now.
 

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It's great for that and long distance shooting. The place we shoot at is an old air strip out in the middle of the desert so you can easily shoot out 400+ yards. The rest keeps you nice and stable and you can make your height adjustments with just a turn of the wheel. It has some weight to it so it's very stable on the bench and doesn't move around at all.
That's why I wish I live in the desert...
 
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That's why I wish I live in the desert...
That's a huge plus! Then you get a summer like this where this damn heat never ends and you can't even go out shooting at 5am because it's already almost 90 outside. ?
 


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Shoot at night with night vision :like:
It's still 100 degrees at 10pm. Trust me I wish I could get just a couple good hours to get out and shoot. I don't mind the heat much but this summer is even getting to me. ?
 

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Good luck on ammo. When I saw the news on COVID rapidly being peddled up in March, I knew exactly what was going to happen. Writing on the wall as they say. With an election for president mixed in, I knew instantly where this was going.

Bought about 10,000 22LR rounds (mostly for my daughter's firearms), 4,000 223/556, about 4,000 9mm. I wasn't hurting for ammo so much as I knew the market was going to be tanked for at minimum a year. I also bought about ten AR repair kits for pins/springs. Thankfully I already have plate carriers for every member of my family as it seems even that market is getting bombarded. I'm good on mags too.

At this point I can't guess as to the normalization time-frame if you were to ask me today. Out of my 223/556 and 9mm purchased, I grabbed one cheap case of steel for each of those for around $180 I think? Those are selling for $450 now.
Word I heard yesterday was that 2 different ammo manufacturers were $300 and $500 million backordered at this time.

Luckily I reload and have components for quite a bit in addition to all the loaded ammo.

RSR and other distributors are running well under 10% capacity because they can't get parts in fast enough.

It's going to be a rough 6+ months ahead for sure!
 
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Word I heard yesterday was that 2 different ammo manufacturers were $300 and $500 million backordered at this time.

Luckily I reload and have components for quite a bit in addition to all the loaded ammo.

RSR and other distributors are running well under 10% capacity because they can't get parts in fast enough.

It's going to be a rough 6+ months ahead for sure!
Even longer if by some miracle you know who gets elected! I'm stocked up for a few years anyways. lol No way I'm paying these stupid prices.
 

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That's a huge plus! Then you get a summer like this where this damn heat never ends and you can't even go out shooting at 5am because it's already almost 90 outside. ?
It was 97 at 0400 this morning...
 

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Even longer if by some miracle you know who gets elected! I'm stocked up for a few years anyways. lol No way I'm paying these stupid prices.
I agree! The LaserHit practice system has come in handy. Now I have to order the 223/5.56 laser for it and place the target at the end of the hallway.
 

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NVG's is still on my to-do list. Unless you want some chicom grade stuff that requires IR its a steep entry to the wallet to jump into. Generally I'm of the frame of mind on critical items; buy once, cry once.

A team wendy helm and mounts, plus some PSV-14's ain't no joke to the bank account.

I mean if I was rich I'd find a way to just buy pano's (aka "bug eyes") and call it a day. $42,000 lol

We use some cheap bino's (hand held) at work for survellience from time to time, but if we don't position just right from a distance you can see the red glow from the IR's if you are looking for them. These are like the $200 units you can buy on Amazon. haha Think they still use Gen 1 NV, maybe Gen 2. The kind that you can only see about 100 feet without IR utilization from natural light gathering.
 

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1 year ago I didn't own a lever gun.

Today
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Top to bottom and order I got them in:
Marlin 1895 GBL in .45-70 Government
Henry Big Boy in .357 Magnum
Henry Big Boy in .44 Magnum

The .44 is (mostly) due to Wal Mart closing them out for a smoking deal. Just did the initial cleaning and mounted the scope for a maiden voyage this weekend.

The .45-70 is a handful!

The .357 Henry is really fun to shoot. Very little recoil and very accurate.

Henry Big Boys have a beautiful brass butt plate, but it's REALLY slippery. The .357 sleeve is purely for grip. The .44 has some padding in it. Looking forward to finding out if it's needed.
 
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1 year ago I didn't own a lever gun.

Today
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Top to bottom and order I got them in:
Marlin 1895 GBL in .45-70 Government
Henry Big Boy in .357 Magnum
Henry Big Boy in .44 Magnum

The .44 is (mostly) due to Wal Mart closing them out for a smoking deal. Just did the initial cleaning and mounted the scope for a maiden voyage this weekend.

The .45-70 is a handful!

The .357 Henry is really fun to shoot. Very little recoil and very accurate.

Henry Big Boys have a beautiful brass butt plate, but it's REALLY slippery. The .357 sleeve is purely for grip. The .44 has some padding in it. Looking forward to finding out if it's needed.
Nice level guns! I've been looking at a Henry in .22 with the octagonal barrel. With ammo the way it is I have a ton of 22's or else I'd get one in .357. My buddy back east had one and it was fun to shoot. They're very nice smooth shooting rifles.
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