My precious.. she's finally here and she's gorgeous!

I plan on taking good care of her. Glad I got mine before they all sold out cross country. Took me 4 weeks to find one. called about 25 places nation wide and finally found a store in AZ that had one. A bit hefty in the price tag , but they are almost impossible to locate.

Ladies and gents. My Springfield M1A SOCOM 16. ... mmmm..mmmm

 

Now that is a sweet looking rifle. You need a sniper scope on it! My only rifle is a really old Marlin 30-30.

 

now I just have to find 10 round mags that don't have weak springs and ammo .. seems everyone's buying it all up.

 

What does that thing fire, real bullets or just pellets lol?

 

It's really sweet.. the rails charge up and lightning bolts shoot from me arse

@Laura: JUST an army rifle? only one of the best ones around

 

Sweet gun, I've had one of these for a few years.

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Working on this one now.

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Assault rifle's are so practically priced, it's hard not have have an arsenal.

My dream is to have a 50 cal rifle before they're illegal.

PS.. No lighting from my arse, but it sure makes it rain lead.

 

Maybe you'd better head BACK to the bathroom :-D

See your PM - now your baby girl has arrived...we're good to go on that rampage

 

An AA9628 M1A SOCOM II with urban camo? Nice, Jim!:major. They are about $1,800 USD, if I remember correctly. 7.62mm have a good 'punching' power to them. ~ One of our first rifles in training were the NATO 7.62 SLR's, (which were the standard in those days).

Now to get with Tim and do some target practice.

 

The rails cost extra but it was the only one I could find.. so I plunked down.

 

I hope you have an uber safe place and a gun lock for that, with two little boys in the house.

 

I spent several years toting a nato 7.62 SLR around,muzzle velocity 1800 feet per second and just a little bit higher if you can get your hands on military ammo
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Yep, about 831 m/sec, with mil.ammo. We used the FN P90 S.MG., (something which you will be no doubt familiar with), a fair bit, too.:major

 

As you are no doubt aware that SLR was a formidable weapon with incredible stopping power.

If you hit a baddie with the military ammo it didn't matter where, he went down.
I just loved those copper coated rounds.

 

Nice!!!!!!!