what gun to add to my collection
08-16-2007 | 04:14 PM
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Giant Nontypical
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what gun to add to my collection
i seen the gun on the link below are they a good company do they make good gun i thought it looked good not for hunting just target shooting and the wow facter let me know please i ask before butno one responded i seen therifle is 879 a good price also i am looking atrestarting my collection any ideas or what guns i should look at iplan to buy a ar15 aruger p89dc pistol a 12 ga
but i wont a gun that when someone looks at it they say wow cool gun i looked at the new tommey gun but not sure of those either help me pleasedoes any one know anything about this rifle looks cool has the ar look witht he tommey gun drum also does anyone know anything about masterpiece are it'sself do they make good gun or not this is the linke here i seen therifle is 879 a good price http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/programming/listview.asp?CatId=4or
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but i wont a gun that when someone looks at it they say wow cool gun i looked at the new tommey gun but not sure of those either help me pleasedoes any one know anything about this rifle looks cool has the ar look witht he tommey gun drum also does anyone know anything about masterpiece are it'sself do they make good gun or not this is the linke here i seen therifle is 879 a good price http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/programming/listview.asp?CatId=4or
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/programming/expand.asp?Prodid=372
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08-17-2007 | 05:23 AM
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Boone & Crockett
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From: Wy
RE: what gun to add to my collection
since
no one responded i will .I have seen that company around but dont know how there guns are.
And i will say that really only you-when it comes down to it can say what you like in a gun& want to spend etc.
Now saying that do you really want my opinion & suggestionson what you should get?
The wow factor - im not sure what that is( it would be variable from person to person id think?)
But wow that is one expensive
ugly clunky looking 9 mm rifle in my opinion.[:'(]
I personaly wouldnt want a 9 mm rifle unless it was small/ a carbine etc & a reasonable cost.
even then i wouldnt go out of my way to buy one i dont think.
Now a 9mm in a compact short barreled
sub michine gun i could see.( or a pistol)
And the ruger p 89 & 12 gauge & a ar 15( but in 223. not 9mm)you mentioned are
good choices in my opinion.
I think one of those ak47 pistols would wow me much more & i think be cheaper & you can put on a drum also?
no one responded i will .I have seen that company around but dont know how there guns are.
And i will say that really only you-when it comes down to it can say what you like in a gun& want to spend etc.
Now saying that do you really want my opinion & suggestionson what you should get?
The wow factor - im not sure what that is( it would be variable from person to person id think?)
But wow that is one expensive
ugly clunky looking 9 mm rifle in my opinion.[:'(]
I personaly wouldnt want a 9 mm rifle unless it was small/ a carbine etc & a reasonable cost.
even then i wouldnt go out of my way to buy one i dont think.
Now a 9mm in a compact short barreled
sub michine gun i could see.( or a pistol)
And the ruger p 89 & 12 gauge & a ar 15( but in 223. not 9mm)you mentioned are
good choices in my opinion.
I think one of those ak47 pistols would wow me much more & i think be cheaper & you can put on a drum also?
08-17-2007 | 05:56 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: Michigan
RE: what gun to add to my collection
ORIGINAL: Knightia
since
no one responded i will .I have seen that company around but dont know how there guns are.
And i will say that really only you-when it comes down to it can say what you like in a gun& want to spend etc.
Now saying that do you really want my opinion & suggestionson what you should get?
The wow factor - im not sure what that is( it would be variable from person to person id think?)
But wow that is one expensive
ugly clunky looking 9 mm rifle in my opinion.[:'(]
I personaly wouldnt want a 9 mm rifle unless it was small/ a carbine etc & a reasonable cost.
even then i wouldnt go out of my way to buy one i dont think.
Now a 9mm in a compact short barreled
sub michine gun i could see.( or a pistol)
And the ruger p 89 & 12 gauge & a ar 15( but in 223. not 9mm)you mentioned are
good choices in my opinion.
I think one of those ak47 pistols would wow me much more & i think be cheaper & you can put on a drum also?
since
no one responded i will .I have seen that company around but dont know how there guns are.
And i will say that really only you-when it comes down to it can say what you like in a gun& want to spend etc.
Now saying that do you really want my opinion & suggestionson what you should get?
The wow factor - im not sure what that is( it would be variable from person to person id think?)
But wow that is one expensive
ugly clunky looking 9 mm rifle in my opinion.[:'(]
I personaly wouldnt want a 9 mm rifle unless it was small/ a carbine etc & a reasonable cost.
even then i wouldnt go out of my way to buy one i dont think.
Now a 9mm in a compact short barreled
sub michine gun i could see.( or a pistol)
And the ruger p 89 & 12 gauge & a ar 15( but in 223. not 9mm)you mentioned are
good choices in my opinion.
I think one of those ak47 pistols would wow me much more & i think be cheaper & you can put on a drum also?
Tom
08-17-2007 | 06:15 AM
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Nontypical Buck
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From: WY
RE: what gun to add to my collection
Well, I'll say it's certainly an "interesting" piece - I think I see quite a few major "FN" parts (the receiver, stock from an M249, ...), but the handguards are definitely AR...
Generally, I'm kind of leery of "parts guns", and I think I'd be especially leering of a "franken-gun" like this one.
The "WOW" factor will fade on the range when they see you clearing malfunction after malfunction, and you'll then face the "HA, HA, HA" factor.
Otherwise, I'd agree with what's already been said.
Generally, I'm kind of leery of "parts guns", and I think I'd be especially leering of a "franken-gun" like this one.
The "WOW" factor will fade on the range when they see you clearing malfunction after malfunction, and you'll then face the "HA, HA, HA" factor.
Otherwise, I'd agree with what's already been said.
08-17-2007 | 06:22 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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From: Texas - BUT NOW in Madison County, NY
RE: what gun to add to my collection
ineverseen noguns frumthet companee nor don't neverhave herd of thetcompanee nutherwoont byenonuvtherstuff. Dontlik them milarerygunsmuch,speciallynot themshotguns wivrounddrm magazeen.
Nopenot WOW ercool......But yukin heve a .30 M1 carbine converted to shoot a rimless .38/40 round make cases frum .30/'06 WOW une kool gunn!
Nopenot WOW ercool......But yukin heve a .30 M1 carbine converted to shoot a rimless .38/40 round make cases frum .30/'06 WOW une kool gunn!
08-17-2007 | 07:49 AM
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Dominant Buck
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RE: what gun to add to my collection
Striker, Streetsweeper and Protecta shotguns (South Africa) 
The original Striker shotgun with 12 inches barrel. Note the winding key at the front of the cylinder / magazine, and the top-folding butt (folded)
The US made Streetsweeper version of the Striker shotgun, with 18" elongated barrel to comply with US firearms laws.
The Protecta shotgun, with the butt unfolded. Note the ejector rod located along the barrel, and the lack of the cylinder winding key, which is not required in this design
The original Striker shotgun with 12 inches barrel. Note the winding key at the front of the cylinder / magazine, and the top-folding butt (folded)
The US made Streetsweeper version of the Striker shotgun, with 18" elongated barrel to comply with US firearms laws.
The Protecta shotgun, with the butt unfolded. Note the ejector rod located along the barrel, and the lack of the cylinder winding key, which is not required in this design
08-17-2007 | 09:58 AM
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Giant Nontypical
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RE: what gun to add to my collection
ORIGINAL: Rebel Hog
Striker, Streetsweeper and Protecta shotguns (South Africa)
The original Striker shotgun with 12 inches barrel. Note the winding key at the front of the cylinder / magazine, and the top-folding butt (folded)
The US made Streetsweeper version of the Striker shotgun, with 18" elongated barrel to comply with US firearms laws.
The Protecta shotgun, with the butt unfolded. Note the ejector rod located along the barrel, and the lack of the cylinder winding key, which is not required in this design
Striker, Streetsweeper and Protecta shotguns (South Africa)
The original Striker shotgun with 12 inches barrel. Note the winding key at the front of the cylinder / magazine, and the top-folding butt (folded)
The US made Streetsweeper version of the Striker shotgun, with 18" elongated barrel to comply with US firearms laws.
The Protecta shotgun, with the butt unfolded. Note the ejector rod located along the barrel, and the lack of the cylinder winding key, which is not required in this design
where can i get one for my self lol
08-17-2007 | 12:01 PM
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Boone & Crockett
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RE: what gun to add to my collection
ORIGINAL: Wayspr
Trying to read your post gave me a headache. Wow, that is not cool.
Trying to read your post gave me a headache. Wow, that is not cool.
Bigtim: I have no opinion on that particular rifle other than "dang, that's fugly." Never saw one before. Never heard of the manufacturer. If you're looking for a sub-gun, I'd recommend getting a CAR-variant chambered in 9mm or .45ACP. And, dude... seriously... are your period, comma, and question mark keys broken? Punctuation makes it easier to decipher a post.
08-17-2007 | 12:26 PM
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RE: what gun to add to my collection
i just started mine rifle buying i got a .223 any 1 know what be a step up that put little more bang on shoulders but not outrages [email protected] thoughts posts welcome