Tactical deluxe zero angle grip
Thank you, it looks super clean on your build, I think I'm going to copy that. Show us the gun once you camo it.
No I just look at the attitude of other millennials like myself and zoomers and they're not generally positive towards guns, which is fine, but what's bothering me more I guess is the general disinterest in the first place. For as long as I could remember, I've always had an interest in firearms, first from an interest in the armed forces, and later due to video games. The average person at my gun range is over 35, I don't meet too many young people there. Maybe it's just where I live (Portland area).
Just to add my $.02...
But, it does give another option to agonize about.
TFFJust wait until we get to triggers…
Yeah & the Gucci Man surely agonizes over every new tidbit of new info posted. This saga has to be one of the most entertaining ever................give everyone a soapbox too. And the Innanet goes on.
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We will get to triggers, probably closer to next fall for blackfriday deals.
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I mean they sound interesting but I don't have any application for it. I want every shot I take to be calculated and precise. I just don't see a use for it especially when you can shoot a semi-auto very fast with a two-stage or single-stage trigger.
And that's the best way to do things right the first time around instead of wasting time and money learning from failure/experience. And the information you guys give is free instead of me having to hire people or pay some service to teach me. I've learned a ton in such a short amount of time.
Yeah & the Gucci Man surely agonizes over every new tidbit of new info posted. This saga has to be one of the most entertaining ever................give everyone a soapbox too. And the Innanet goes on.
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I didn’t mean it that way. I meant that it is too expensive for me try out different parts just to wish I had gone with something else. I’m working two jobs just to afford this project. It’s a sacrifice I’m willing to make for one year to finish this up. I want to get things right the first time around, which is why I use this forum and do a lot of research based on your advice. It’s too expensive for me to get things wrong. I need to finish these builds before an assault weapons ban takes place.
I’ve gotten some great recommendations so far though:
I guess my rifle will answer a lot of questions, and further guide the setup of my future rifles. The first things I’m buying are barrels, then bcgs, then triggers. So on my first rifle, I should be able to test out some of the other components for my later rifle builds, all using my first rifle. Whatever barrels and bcgs I decide to go with, will be tested out on my first rifle.
I have all the time in the world to learn cqb, long-distance shooting, 3-gun competition, etc. but only a short window of time to build out my rifles before an assault weapon ban.
For the fun of it. I watch a lot of firearm YouTube channels and it seems like a lot of fun. 2 of my 7 builds are sbr so I would like to know how how to handle them indoors. The other 5 are builds are 16 inches rifles. I want to participate in as many sports and competitions as possible plus I’m going to be doing airsoft competitively in 2025 so it’ll help.
Yeah, but there are some synonyms I’d use instead…
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I thought you may have not been a troll up to this point but competitive airsoft? And why starting in 2025 lol? In the off chance you aren’t a troll or bot, you have more than enough info to complete 20 builds, let alone 7. You’re suffering from paralysis by analysis, information overload. And keep in mind, all the info you have received is OTHER people’s preferences on components. At this point, you have to go to the range with a couple of your builds after dry firing them a ton and see what works for you. I think you will find that all these components don’t matter much in comparison to the skill it takes to use those components to their full potential.
Yeah competitive airsoft with my nephews. They started doing it up in Washington and have really taken a liking to it and really want me to join in with them. I think it could be a lot of fun. The next two years I'm fully booked up with work and projects but I'm taking a sabbatical in 2025 to just travel and take things slow. But in 2025 I'd really love to join them.
Well you're off to a funny start. The pistol and shotgun will be great in TO or Limited. The RMR on the rifles will put you in Open division.
If I get the time I'll try to get to a few matches this year, hopefully before I build out my first rifle in May-June.
I haven't even gotten to ammunition yet. My plan is to build out my AR15's and AR10's first this year, as well as get all of my suppressors. Then in 2024, I plan to build out my 3 Bolt Actions, my two 22LR builds, and stockpile ammo.
Join the military. Apply to selection for SF. You’ll get all the CQB training you want if you pass selection and make it into the unit…
Yes, I have 3 Bolt Action guns planned for 2024. A trainer rifle in 556, a 308 rifle that will be my primary competition gun, and a 6.5 Creedmoor build for long-range as well as competition. All three will be built using my 3 American Rifle Company Archimedes actions. I haven't really had time to think through how I'll build it and what parts to use, and what gunsmiths to use, but here is a build I planned out back in 2020. I'll have to do a lot more research to make sure I choose the right parts.
There are 3 nearly universal divisions in 3 gun, although the names sometimes vary based on ruleset used.
Save your coin, if you are indeed real, and buy something like a AXMC and you can change calibers and do all the above without having 5 different rifles…
I’d rather have 3 bolt action rifles on 3 different chassis than one good expensive bolt action rifle. I want to try out different barrels, triggers, suppressors, scope mounts, and chassis. I’ve wanted the MPA Matrix chassis since it came out and also a l96-type AI chassis, but the more modern version with the folding stock swivel. I want to be able to try out new chassis in the future, from Foundation to Cadex to Manners.
Limited can be a real kick in the dick. Because of the varied and random nature of 3 gun, one match might have you shooting a full silhouette at 600 yards, out in the open with fresh paint for each squad and it's no problem with irons or a dot. The next match might have a 12" plate at 317 yards in a treeline, in the shade, with the paint shot off and tall grass behind it.
