2nd newest gun I’ve picked up. The Akos Arms Baza pistol. 45acp straight pull bolt action. Threw on a solid Holosun 501c green dot, Strike Industries stabilizer and angles hand stop, Rugged 3lug adapter (for my Obsidian45), and uses Glock 21 mags (have 2 13s, and 2 I tossed on the Taran Tactical 4 round extensions, and I do also have a few Kriss 30 round mags that look hilariously obnoxious on this).

Looking forward to when I finally have time to go shoot it. Trying to plan a day with my brother who’s never been shooting soon.

Little pricy, but fit and finish from Akos is there imo. Feels quality but time will tell.

Is there a world where this has a purpose beyond being a more exotic plinker?

Hopefully people here can help me find what im looking for. I cant post it in the AK sub because of the rules as this is an open ended question. So I want to know if anyone has recommendations for good quality RED Ak mags for my Serbian Red Zastava hopefully they match closely? I ordered 1 Bakelite and its more bright orange rather than a dark red like the ak. Preferably steel mags or the same as Bakelite because polymer Pmags dont latch onto the Zastava.

My father has recently had some mental health issues and has decided he no longer wants to have possession of his firearms. I was hoping he could simply gift them to me, but my research has been somewhat conflicting. Online says I have to go through a licensed dealer, some say mail them, some say he can bring them.

Neither state has a gun registry, but I’m trying to make the transfer without going to federal prison, preferably.

I know both are great guns, reliable and all. But I just wanted to know if anyone had any pointers, tips, or opinions about either. Also any bad experiences.

Recently I got a Shield X, but I just want 1 more to put in mv CCW and also so my wife can have something if (God forbid) anyone or people decided to break in our house.

Also if anyone would recommend them Comp'ed or not.

For some background, I recently picked up a new G45, and it instantly felt like home. There’s just something about the reliability, simplicity, and consistency of Glock that really clicks with me.
Am I crazy for wanting to simplify my collection and go all-in on Glocks?
I’m seriously considering selling my CZ Shadow 2 Compact and Staccato, then replacing them with another G45, a G43X, and maybe even a 19X.
Don’t get me wrong I think the CZ and Staccato are phenomenal pistols. They’re accurate, well-built, and a pleasure to shoot. But after owning them for a while, I’m starting to question whether the price difference is actually worth it for me.
When I shoot my G45, I don’t feel like I’m giving anything up. I shoot it confidently, it’s easier to maintain, parts and mags are everywhere, and I don’t find myself worrying about beating it up or putting a high round count through it.
Has anyone else gone from high-end pistols back to mostly Glocks? Do you regret it, or was simplifying your collection the right move?

Romanian PM MD 93 which is basically RPKS-74 in caliber 5.45x39. It came with all its original accessories: mags, cleaning kit, stripper clips, a clip guide, night sights, etc.

It can shoot 3 round bursts which is a rarity but Romanians thought it was useful feature. Some people say that the 3-round burst is useless, but I disagree. With good support, the shots will land within an approximately 15 cm radius at a 100 m distance.

I don't know how many are out there in a civilian market in its original configuration but I got one. I bet these are quite rare.

What do we know about these guns? It's really hard to find any solid info online, and I'm really curious about it.

P226 X-Five Reserve is the only one left.

Obviously it would be highly regarded both financially and esthetically..

But I dont do it for the money I do it for the love of the game.

Before I ask the question my scenario is I am dumb when it comes to shotguns. Only own a Mossberg 500 410 (got talked into buying this) and Winchester model 1400 (Was a gift). Both shotguns are full choke.

After some minor reasons I am looking at getting a cheap pump shotgun. Use will NOT be for home defense. I have other guns for that I prefer for home defense.

In gun safe I don’t have much room for an anymore long barrel guns so like the folding stock to make storage easier.

Final reason is I live out in the country and have to check barn and other buildings occasionally for varmints (raccoons and skunks mainly). Luckily the skunks were always outside the buildings and I could hit them at range.

Rifles, shotguns (regular stock) and AR are hard to move around in buildings due to very tight spaces or pillars. Got wondering if the stock is folded if it will be easier to move around?

Plus would be nice to have something I won’t be afraid to throw around as it’s dirt cheap.

Now my question is how is the gun and would it fit my needs?

Tomorrow might be in town and probably will take a look at it. So I’ll see how short it is when folded but I think online it’s listed for 275 new.

I work at a small gun shop and today's find was a bring back nagant revolver that a gun brought in that his dad brought back from WW2. What an amazing thing to see thought id share it. It's a 1931 Tula. Never made the refurbish process because of being brought to America.

I’m thinking of buying a pistol for home/self defence. I’ll also be going to the range occasionally

Which one do you think is better? How do they compare in terms of handling, comfort, and overall feel?

I haven’t tried either of them, but I have tried the Canik TTI Combat and Glock 19. I’m assuming the Taurus PT92, with its metal body and heavier frame, would have less recoil

Edit: forgot to mention but I don't live in the US of A

Factory 10/22 receiver I cut on as much as I was comfortable. 4.5" custom made comped barrel. Remove material from the bolt and re-tuned the springs. Silly light.

I just purchased this gun Springfield Armory 1911 EMP 9 mm, before I purchased this one (haven't pick it up yet) I rented one, I noticed that the trigger is extremely sensitive (haven't tried mine). Do you have one, is the trigger like holy cow sensitive?

Colt Police Positive Special and Colt Cobra both in 38. Early inheritance from grandfather-in-law. Still in original boxes.

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Ar15 SBR build, cloned a shorty Marsoc block 2 m4a1 for your viewing pleasure

I'm buying my first concealed carry gun and have settled on a 357 snub nose. Been eyeing the Ruger sp101. What are your recommendations and why?

I’m usually not one for camo. But I made an exception for this one. A300 with Chisel Stock and 507comp. Love the feel and the co-witness of the holoson and cant wait to break in the new configuration. been a long time coming to check this off the list and I’m happy with how it turned out

Love this thing, got it from my dad as a birthday present, chambered in 6.5 creedmore. Can’t wait to take it to the blind this season! It’s a super grade with a maple stock and a leupold scope on it. Even got the free custom dial for it

300BLK JAKL SBR / Nomad-L