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What have you bought firearms related in the last 48 hours?

this 1 might be my next 45-70.

Marlin 1895 Guide Gun .45-70 Government Lever Action Rifle, Gray/Brown
The Marlin 1895 Guide Gun, chambered in the powerful .45-70 Government caliber, is a highly sought-after lever-action rifle. Featuring a 6-round capacity and a manageable 19.10" barrel, this rifle is ideal for hunting in dense brush or as a reliable companion in the wilderness. Its durable alloy steel construction is complemented by a distinctive gray/brown laminate stock, offering both ruggedness and a unique aesthetic. For superior target acquisition in any lighting condition, it is equipped with a tritium fiber optic front sight and a ghost ring rear sight. Weighing in at 7.4 lbs and with an overall length of 37.25", this Marlin firearm balances power with portability. The 11/16"-24 threaded barrel also allows for the easy addition of muzzle devices, making it a versatile choice for modern shooters who appreciate classic design.
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Well so much for waiting. I purchased the Smith Shield X. Price was too good to ignore. Might be here Friday. Since the Hellcat sold and the Reflex crapped out I wanted one in this size and have had good luck with the Shield series of handguns. I still will carry the G19 also. I actually like it.
 
Belt Fed said:
And a totally gay purchase, just call me sweetcheeks. pics do not look like the gun color. a weird green. never seen a smith this color before. gun is used and came with 5 mags. it has been shot very little.

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I'm not gay and I like the color. It's better than turd brown. The Shield EZ is a good firearm it just has a limited magazine capacity
 
TEXASforLIFE said:
this 1 might be my next 45-70.

Marlin 1895 Guide Gun .45-70 Government Lever Action Rifle, Gray/Brown
The Marlin 1895 Guide Gun, chambered in the powerful .45-70 Government caliber, is a highly sought-after lever-action rifle. Featuring a 6-round capacity and a manageable 19.10" barrel, this rifle is ideal for hunting in dense brush or as a reliable companion in the wilderness. Its durable alloy steel construction is complemented by a distinctive gray/brown laminate stock, offering both ruggedness and a unique aesthetic. For superior target acquisition in any lighting condition, it is equipped with a tritium fiber optic front sight and a ghost ring rear sight. Weighing in at 7.4 lbs and with an overall length of 37.25", this Marlin firearm balances power with portability. The 11/16"-24 threaded barrel also allows for the easy addition of muzzle devices, making it a versatile choice for modern shooters who appreciate classic design.
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@TEXASforLIFE On sale for $980:
www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com

Marlin 1895 Guide Gun 45-70 Lever-Action Rifle with Brown Laminate Stock and 19.1 Inch

Grab your Marlin 1895 Guide Gun 45-70 Lever-Action Rifle with Brown Laminate Stock and 19.1 Inch for sale at Sportsman's Outdoor Superstore.
www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com www.sportsmansoutdoorsuperstore.com
 
Century/MKE AP53, with a haul from HKparts, not sure of the final direction just yet.

The trigger pack is now a post sample machine gun. The bolt was sent to get a removable trip installed so the host is only an SBR. And if I ever get rid of my license I can keep the host.

Thinking I like the wood look, I want to do that to one of my HK style guns. You can cut the G3 handguard to fit so it would look vintage. Or I could go modern all Magpul, or even classic milspec green. Decisions, Decisions, Decisions, now I need a shorty 308.


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Next project a Rossi Brawler single shot break open action. I know, you probably saying….lame!

But hear me out this a 300blk pistol, that I SBRed. Then an adapter from farrow tech, an Amazon, picatinny stock, a new forend (on the way), a bipod, scope and a comically large suppressor and this this should be super duper quiet 🤫. I am also thinking this might be the perfect project for my Napa 4003 fuel filter suppressor project.

Cheapster alert 🚨 I have ordered a couple airsoft picatinny stocks and these are legit. Why are they selling a similar stock from S corp for hundreds of dollars? This cost me 70 bucks and is great. The complaint reviews on Amazon are from idiots. These pic stocks even name brand are short stocks/braces, and even the name brand ones costing 4 times as much are hard to open when locked.

Also added a radar chronograph to replace my old school shooting chrony, remember the folding metal tin box with sticks.

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