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

HayesGreener said:
Got it zeroed and ran about 100 rounds through. It's a shooter! Sorry, no photos of targets today, they were all sold in advance....
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i've thinking about the cmmg in 45 and 10, but wish they were made like the 9 and 5.7 as they use ar15 converted mags. does the 45 you have use the radial delayed blowback? i haven't shot the 9 i have yet, but the 5.7 is smooth as butter.
 
TEXASforLIFE said:
i've thinking about the cmmg in 45 and 10, but wish they were made like the 9 and 5.7 as they use ar15 converted mags. does the 45 you have use the radial delayed blowback? i haven't shot the 9 i have yet, but the 5.7 is smooth as butter.
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Yes it is radial delayed. Pretty cool how it works. Shooting 230 grain ball there is very little recoil. Very accurate little gun. I am an adherent to .45 for my 1911's so this follows.
 
TEXASforLIFE said:
what buffer system does it use..........carbine or pistol buffer and do you know the weight of the buffers? i haven't been able to find that info on cmmg's site
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I don't know the numbers, just that it works. The buffer feels less than an AR rifle buffer. Here is their tech data

Pistol, BANSHEE, FE, MkG, .45 ACP, 8" | CMMG - AR 15 and AR 10 Builds and Parts https://share.google/x5dpTfJnX6hb5rw66
 
HayesGreener said:
I don't know the numbers, just that it works. The buffer feels less than an AR rifle buffer. Here is their tech data

Pistol, BANSHEE, FE, MkG, .45 ACP, 8" | CMMG - AR 15 and AR 10 Builds and Parts https://share.google/x5dpTfJnX6hb5rw66
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buffer specs looks to be and h1. so it's using a carbine buffer instead of a pistol buffer. still the h1 is way lighter than a straight blowback buffer by 3-5 ozs.
 
Available at my LGS/range . Not a purchase but currently under heavy consideration. Has to have l
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ess than 100 rounds through the pipe and spotless inside and out. Pros are obviouse, only con, not optic ready. Thoughts?
 
That while I could buy it debt free I could use that money and buy the 2026 handgun (a GP100 $845 OTD that I cheated and bought last week) and the 2026 long gun, not yet finalized but a few final contenders in the $1000 or so range and a really nice optic for the long gun, and starting ammo, dies, bullets for both, and anything else needed for those and have the other 1/3 left for oooh, got to have that finds through the year.
 
Not necessarily firearm related, but my wife did get me a new EDC knife for Christmas! It's an Ocaso Strategy and very nice. I love that woman!

The knife features a 3.5” clip point blade made from Bohler K110 (D2) steel for outstanding edge retention and toughness. Some models come with an aluminum grip, but I believe this one is G-10. The action, built around stainless steel caged bearings is the proverbial "smooth as butta."

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Hi,


Dobbinsky said:
First off, howdy!
Let's make it 3 hours ago.
Just scored an East German Ernst Theilman Makarov made in 1960. MINTY! Probably a 95% pistol.
I've always regretted selling the Chinese Makarov I purchased back in the early 90's. Couldn't resist this one.
Cheers!
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Vintage! Cool! We like pictures. ;)

Welcome to the forum from the Wild Wild Upper Midwest.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff
 
Belt Fed said:
Might order a couple of these

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Kabuto Drop-in FRT/ART Assembled

Assembled Kabuto Drop-In (Edited Version) Kit includes • 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Nylon Three Position Selector • Assembled Steel Internal Activator and Lever with a 3D Printed Carbon Fiber Nylon Housing • 3mm x 10mm Spring Compatibility This drop-in is designed only for the AR-15 platform — it...
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I will have to get a couple of H3 buffers to make it work.
 
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