Mega Rad Gun Thread

Kiwi Crew, what's your opinion on Italian guns? I have an affinity for them even when they're bad sometimes.

ARX 100 and MR1 ( RX4 STORM )

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anyone have experience with arex rex 01
ive been looking at hammer fired da/sa guns and it seems cool
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they look cool too

prob just go for taurus th9 tho bc arex is hard to get and taurus' are cheapo
 
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quaawaa said:
That won't make a difference. Only things that would are safeties.
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Boney said:
Actually, he is making an actively less safe choice. Striker fired is the safer option for EDC by far.
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Anakin Soywalker said:
In what universe are striker guns safer than hammer guns? How? DA trigger pull weight will always be more than a striker.
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I think the more pressing matter than DA/SA vs striker is THIS NIGGA DIDN'T HAVE A TRIGGER GUARD COVER ON HIS HOLSTER

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How the fuck do you find a holster with a sidecar mag carrier and not a trigger cover????
 

M14 Announcement​

Civilian Marksmanship Program▸M14 Announcement

Announcement. By special authorization, the CMP is pleased to announce the future availability and sale of surplus M14 rifles. Prior to sale, the rifles will be modified to be permanently and irreversibly semi-automatic rifles. The modified semi-automatic M14s will be fully compliant with CMP enabling legislation authorizing the transfer and sale of military surplus .30 caliber rifles.


Details. The CMP anticipates first order fulfilment in the late 2026 to early 2027 timeframe. More details will be published on the M14 order submission process, pricing, limits and sales channels (mail order and physical stores) at a later date. Proceeds from the sale of these and other historic firearms allow the CMP to teach firearms safety and marksmanship, conduct competitions, and provide scholarships and youth programs, nationwide.


Background. Designed by John C. Garand, the M14 is the direct descendant of the M1 Garand rifle. It is a 7.62 rifle officially adopted as the U.S. Army’s service rifle in 1957. The Civilian Marksmanship Program is singularly authorized to modify these rifles and make them available for sale to eligible US Citizens.
 
Romulus augustulus said:

M14 Announcement​

Civilian Marksmanship Program▸M14 Announcement

Announcement. By special authorization, the CMP is pleased to announce the future availability and sale of surplus M14 rifles. Prior to sale, the rifles will be modified to be permanently and irreversibly semi-automatic rifles. The modified semi-automatic M14s will be fully compliant with CMP enabling legislation authorizing the transfer and sale of military surplus .30 caliber rifles.


Details. The CMP anticipates first order fulfilment in the late 2026 to early 2027 timeframe. More details will be published on the M14 order submission process, pricing, limits and sales channels (mail order and physical stores) at a later date. Proceeds from the sale of these and other historic firearms allow the CMP to teach firearms safety and marksmanship, conduct competitions, and provide scholarships and youth programs, nationwide.


Background. Designed by John C. Garand, the M14 is the direct descendant of the M1 Garand rifle. It is a 7.62 rifle officially adopted as the U.S. Army’s service rifle in 1957. The Civilian Marksmanship Program is singularly authorized to modify these rifles and make them available for sale to eligible US Citizens.
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I think I might finally get one now
 
Romulus augustulus said:

M14 Announcement​

Civilian Marksmanship Program▸M14 Announcement

Announcement. By special authorization, the CMP is pleased to announce the future availability and sale of surplus M14 rifles. Prior to sale, the rifles will be modified to be permanently and irreversibly semi-automatic rifles. The modified semi-automatic M14s will be fully compliant with CMP enabling legislation authorizing the transfer and sale of military surplus .30 caliber rifles.


Details. The CMP anticipates first order fulfilment in the late 2026 to early 2027 timeframe. More details will be published on the M14 order submission process, pricing, limits and sales channels (mail order and physical stores) at a later date. Proceeds from the sale of these and other historic firearms allow the CMP to teach firearms safety and marksmanship, conduct competitions, and provide scholarships and youth programs, nationwide.


Background. Designed by John C. Garand, the M14 is the direct descendant of the M1 Garand rifle. It is a 7.62 rifle officially adopted as the U.S. Army’s service rifle in 1957. The Civilian Marksmanship Program is singularly authorized to modify these rifles and make them available for sale to eligible US Citizens.
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How is the quality on M14's compared to the civilian market? I don't mean the M1A but rather the M14's from Fulton's or Bula. I don't remember who made it, but I do remember watching a video that went into detail the QC issues the M14 had while it was in service, and I'm not sure I would want a rifle like that. Maybe I am overthinking it.
 
PP Police said:
How is the quality on M14's compared to the civilian market? I don't mean the M1A but rather the M14's from Fulton's or Bula. I don't remember who made it, but I do remember watching a video that went into detail the QC issues the M14 had while it was in service, and I'm not sure I would want a rifle like that. Maybe I am overthinking it.
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Fulton and LRB are probably the highest quality M14's available, but the CMP won't sell a non-working rifle so they will work.

edit: if they have any national match M14's those will be of high quality.
 
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