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My AR9 pistol I pieced together back before they were cool 
This is my favorit gun to shoot!
This is my favorit gun to shoot!
MDRX. It appears DT has worked out some of the bugs from the Gen1, though I've got less than 1000 rounds though it.
The twins, 2 builds from Noreen 300 win mag and 30.06, went to the range with the 300 no recoil.
New toy I just bought for one of my babies.
Thanks.
Curly is really enjoying it.
He hasn't put anything down range yet but he has spent some time behind it getting use to it and really likes it.
Curly is really enjoying it.
He hasn't put anything down range yet but he has spent some time behind it getting use to it and really likes it.
I don't ever remember it being this clean...
WASR AK47
The black rifle is a PWS MK111 PRO upper. Very soft shooting long stroke piston upper with a 3 position gas block. The SCAR is the newest addition to my FN collection. This will be my first night vision setup.
One of the first SIG SAUER SG 553P pistols in the U.S. chambered in .300 Whisper (Blackout). 11.9" barrel threaded 5/8-24.
I've got some Swiss folding stock adapters on order. This with a GearHead Works Mod 2 brace would be hard to beat!
I've got a couple of extras....
I've got some Swiss folding stock adapters on order. This with a GearHead Works Mod 2 brace would be hard to beat!
I've got a couple of extras....
I have a Yugo RPK that I have never fired. It is a pre-ban that was waiting to be cleared when the ban went into effect. I have never fired it. When the Yugos was stripped of it's pre-banned parts all parts were stored by serial number. I was charged an additional $75.00 by Mitchell Arms to get my original parts for my Yugo.
I just mounted my OSS HX-QD 762 Ti Suppressor on my Yugo. It has been cleaned and oiled so hopefully I will have it on the range within a week or two and put some rounds through it for the first time.
I just mounted my OSS HX-QD 762 Ti Suppressor on my Yugo. It has been cleaned and oiled so hopefully I will have it on the range within a week or two and put some rounds through it for the first time.
Couple of Heckler & Kochs , a Model 91 and its little brother a Model 93.
A few upgrades to my Q Sugar Weasel...added Radian SD Ambi Charging Handle, Spikes Tactical dust cover, Lancer 20 Round magazine and went with a Trijicon TA44 1.5-16 ACOG love this optic.
@DXT_Shooter
Do you consider the TA44 a red dot replacement? Highly considering picking one up some time in a year or so. Awaiting a TA31 ACSS to ship currently.
Do you consider the TA44 a red dot replacement? Highly considering picking one up some time in a year or so. Awaiting a TA31 ACSS to ship currently.
Yes the glass is really clear and no distortion like a true red dot. I really like it as it is small and lightweight. Mine is just the red dot with circle they didn’t have the ACSS reticle. It was on clearance and for what I am going to use it for I didn’t really need the ACSS but if they would of had one I would have considered it.
How do you like the HK93? Hows it shoot? Is the barrel free floating on those?
My last few Cetme builds.
Cetme model L (.223)
Cetme C bullpup (16" barrel) and Cetme C Pistol (10.5" barrel)
Cetme model L (.223)
Cetme C bullpup (16" barrel) and Cetme C Pistol (10.5" barrel)
The barrel doesn’t touch much of anything, some consider the barrel a free floater, not sure if it qualifies as one or not ? Not much contact except at the trunion
Both the 93 & 91 are awesome shooters. Feeds and ejects almost anything I’ve run through both. Both are really kind of heavy , wouldn’t want to hump either for very long.
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First time posting.....my .224 Valkyrie 20”. It’s a “budget build” but still a sub MOA shooter.
One of my $40,000 rifle setups:
$4,000 — SCAR-20S
$6,000 — S&B 3-27x56 PMII H37
$400 — Spuhr Mount
$300 — Surefire M640DF
$1,100 — Suppressor
$6,500 — Wilcox Raid-X
$22,000 — Trijicon UTC Thermal Clip-on
$4,000 — SCAR-20S
$6,000 — S&B 3-27x56 PMII H37
$400 — Spuhr Mount
$300 — Surefire M640DF
$1,100 — Suppressor
$6,500 — Wilcox Raid-X
$22,000 — Trijicon UTC Thermal Clip-on
This is one I did from Genesis. Got their 80% lower and matching upper with a MI hand guard. Blue printed everything, Ballistic Advantage 6.5 CM stainless barrel with a Gen3 Little Bastard, Aero BCG, Gunfighter CH, JP Silent spring & buffer, Geissele trigger, SLR low profile adjustable gas block, Magpul grip and trigger guard, A2 stock, USO LR17 on (I forget what mount). Really nice paarts, took very little to make a nice rifle. I rounded off and smoothed all the machine edges, had it hard anno'd then OD Cerakote over that.
First outing, 100yds ; Flyer? What flyer?"
First outing, 100yds ; Flyer? What flyer?"
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Replica of early to mid-1990s Navy/SOCOM M14 Physical Security Sniper rifle, as used in Operation Desert Storm. (NSN: 1005-01-106-8975). First pic was the inspiration for project as seen in Peter Senich's book, The Long -Range War (1994), and last pic from the newspaper, USA Today, dated February 27, 1991.
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...so to speak !!
That's an awesome build, congrats! Terry is working on mine right now, can't wait to see it finished!
That SSR is going to be amazing!!! My tan SSR was completed a few weeks ago, grey SSR is currently in the works. Do you have a grey one completed? I'm really looking forward to having all 3 finished! These M14's are addictive and quite difficult to clone (especially with original parts)!
Your tan SSR replica looks great. Nice patina on the handguard too, it looks as correct as can be.
I never acquired an early gray SSR stock, just the tan stock used on later rifles. My goal is to have 3 that are representative of the heavy-barrel profile Crane-built sniper/DMR M14s over time:
1. Circa 1989 -1996 Navy Physical Security Sniper Rifle (PSSR) or sometimes called the "M14 Port Security rifle" - which was replaced by the SSR...
2. Circa 1996 - 2010 Navy Sniper Security RIfle (SSR), but only the later version with tan stock - which was replaced by the Mk 14 Mod 2...
3. Circa 2011 to ? Navy Mk 14 Mod 2, which I consider the 'Omega' or final variant of precision M14 rifles fielded by the US military.
(I'm skipping over the Mk 14 Mod 0 and Mod 1 due to cost considerations, and space constraints within my gun safe).
Attached is a picture on page 245 of Frank Iannamico's book, The U.S. M14 Rifle: The Last Steel Warrior (2018), which shows a rack of worn SSR rifles at Crane that were being converted to the Mk 14 Mod 2 (circa 2010 or 2011). This was the final version of the SOCOM-built precision M14 sniper/DMR rifles, and hopefully my replica/tribute of the Mod 2 will be completed in late 2020 or early 2021.
I never acquired an early gray SSR stock, just the tan stock used on later rifles. My goal is to have 3 that are representative of the heavy-barrel profile Crane-built sniper/DMR M14s over time:
1. Circa 1989 -1996 Navy Physical Security Sniper Rifle (PSSR) or sometimes called the "M14 Port Security rifle" - which was replaced by the SSR...
2. Circa 1996 - 2010 Navy Sniper Security RIfle (SSR), but only the later version with tan stock - which was replaced by the Mk 14 Mod 2...
3. Circa 2011 to ? Navy Mk 14 Mod 2, which I consider the 'Omega' or final variant of precision M14 rifles fielded by the US military.
(I'm skipping over the Mk 14 Mod 0 and Mod 1 due to cost considerations, and space constraints within my gun safe).
Attached is a picture on page 245 of Frank Iannamico's book, The U.S. M14 Rifle: The Last Steel Warrior (2018), which shows a rack of worn SSR rifles at Crane that were being converted to the Mk 14 Mod 2 (circa 2010 or 2011). This was the final version of the SOCOM-built precision M14 sniper/DMR rifles, and hopefully my replica/tribute of the Mod 2 will be completed in late 2020 or early 2021.
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My latest M1A/M14 addition. I sold my EBR to get back to a more traditional rifle. This one was custom built by SA, Inc on a 2006 receiver with all USGI parts. TRW bolt, TRW trigger housing, TRW op rod, and SAK '69 barrel with Israeli Defense Force marking on the top. Stock is NM type and bedded. Trigger group was NM tuned. Less than 200rds through it. Fit and finish is superb, built with the best USGI parts, and very accurate.
I usually build my own rifles but I can't take credit for this one. Haven't even shot it. Heck, I didn't even take these pics but it was a helluva deal that I couldn't pass up. The pics really don't do it justice. I may get rid of the white lettering but other than that, it's about everything I would do to a traditional M1A and very nicely done at that.
I usually build my own rifles but I can't take credit for this one. Haven't even shot it. Heck, I didn't even take these pics but it was a helluva deal that I couldn't pass up. The pics really don't do it justice. I may get rid of the white lettering but other than that, it's about everything I would do to a traditional M1A and very nicely done at that.
Replica of a US Army Special Forces XM25 sniper rifle circa late 1980s to early 1990s. It's a somewhat obscure platform developed at Ft. Devens, MA in the 1986-88' era, and was used primarily by the 10th Special Forces Group (SFG ), and possibly other SF units. First pic is a Navy/Crane engineer testing a suppressed XM25 in Feb 1991 at Ft. Devens. Second pic is my replica. Third picture is the unique steel Brookfield Precision Tool (BPT) 'stock liner' that was permanently bedded into a McMillan fiberglass stock. With a steel-to-steel mating surface, the XM25 liner mitigated the issue of 'bedding breakdown'. Fourth pic is SOTIC instructor Thomas E. Kapp (RIP) who helped co-developed the XM25 at Ft. Devens, along with BPT. (Source: Peter Senich, The Long-Range War, 1994).
Fwiw, it was not a US Army Program of Record and thus it was sort-of a quasi-official/quasi-roguish program. Reportedly they were first used in the invasion of Panama in 1989, and also used in Operation Desert Storm. In the early 1990s Crane was given formal responsibility to build and support all SOCOM M14-based sniper rifles, and the SF unit-made XM25/M25 sniper rifle program was canceled, with perhaps only 200 rifles made at the high-end of estimates.
Fwiw, it was not a US Army Program of Record and thus it was sort-of a quasi-official/quasi-roguish program. Reportedly they were first used in the invasion of Panama in 1989, and also used in Operation Desert Storm. In the early 1990s Crane was given formal responsibility to build and support all SOCOM M14-based sniper rifles, and the SF unit-made XM25/M25 sniper rifle program was canceled, with perhaps only 200 rifles made at the high-end of estimates.
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Here are 3 of our HKs, one is wearing suppressor. They are all semi auto host weapons that have reg. sears in them. My HK UMP Clone is built with All HK parts and has a New HK UMP 45 acp barrel and a GemTeck UMP Suppressor mounted on it.
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My Polish Type 3 RPD. I had the barrel cut down to 16" and the bipod shortened. It has an adapter mounted on the side so I can use US GI M249 Nut Sacks. It also has a custom M60 Style Flash Hider.
Sig Sauer SG 550 rifle, 922r compliant, built from an SG 550P receiver. This is a Swiss-made AK' format rifle designed to fire the SS109 round. Yeah, the Swiss were that cool in the eighties.
Creedmoor 6.5
BSF 24" fluted, carbon fiber sleeved barrel
AeroPrecision M5 Upper/Lower
Triggertech trigger
Luthar stock
Brownell's 5-25x56 MPO scope
With the scope (kind of heavy), bipod, sling and an empty 10rd mag, it weighs in about 13.4 pounds
BSF 24" fluted, carbon fiber sleeved barrel
AeroPrecision M5 Upper/Lower
Triggertech trigger
Luthar stock
Brownell's 5-25x56 MPO scope
With the scope (kind of heavy), bipod, sling and an empty 10rd mag, it weighs in about 13.4 pounds
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