Get into hand reloading and you can cut that down to under 2" and cheaper ammo at the same time.

 

ive been thinking about reloading ammo, ive been saving all my brass but the next problem is i have at least 12 different callibers i want to reload and all those dies cost a lot. ill probibly just start with .308 and 30-06 and work my way from there.

 

[QUOTE=bigtruck311]with all the talk of new gun bands i pulled out all my guns and gave them a good cleaning, i am a Marine, and i fight for the constitutional right to bear arms by law abiding folks like you and me, there is no better stress releiver than going out and putting some rounds down range, just wanted you all to know how i feel enjoy the pics


Nice collection. The only gun I have is a .177 caliber Crossman 760 Pumpmaster. I can shoot the head off of a fly at 2 feet. Deadly accurate.

But seriously, I agree with the right to bear arms if you are a law abiding citizen. Thank you for protecting the United States.

 

I'm partial to this one:

 

Is there a gun in that picture???

 

Start out basic with a single stage press. It takes longer to load ammo, but you get better quality control. Its also cheaper to start the process with. You would need dies, a scale, a loading book and the componets. www.midwayusa.com is a good place to start. If you have any questions, let me know. Ive probably reloaded over 20 diff calibers and been doing it for 15 years. I was slave labor for my dad when I was young.

 

Lol, nice collection of guns. I have a few myself:

Remington 12 gauge pump with 18" police barrel for home defense. Hogue overmolded shortened youth stock for easier handling indoors.
Luger 9mm, dated 1914
Baretta 12 gauge auto Ducks Unlimited
Trash .380 automatic
Winchester 7mm magnum bolt action
Savage 30-30 bolt action
Sears single shot .410
Mossberg 500 series .410
SKS with sythetic folding stock and 30 round clip
.22 Rifle (this was my grandfathers, I don't know the brand).

Grim

 

Grim what brand is your 30 round mag for your SKS, i bought one a while back for mine but it wouldnt feed bullets correctly. does yours work good and is it detachable

 

Oh yeah I love guns! I also love the right to own them, shoot them, and hunt with them. I also have a Glock generation 1 model 22 .40 s&w.

 

Sorry about the delay in getting back to you. Mine is just a cheap generic detachable 30 round mag. There's no label on it. I bought it over 10 years ago. It is difficult to attach to the receiver, but it feeds bullets just fine. I've never shot 30 in rapid succession, but I've frequently shot 5-10 as quick as I could pull the trigger and never had an issue.

Grim