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Showing posts with label Guns And Ammunition. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Guns And Ammunition. Show all posts
Saturday, February 20, 2010
Mossberg 500 Persuader Pump Action Shotgun
Romanian AK-47 WASR10/63M Rifle, 7.62x39 caliber.
These are 7.62x39 caliber semi auto rifles from Romania. Feature a laminated wood military stock and forend, black synthetic pistol grip, slant cut muzzle break, sling (sling style and condition may vary), bayonet lug, bayonet and one 30rd magazine. Accepts all standard double stack mags. This firearm was assembled by Century Arms International using both new US made parts and original used surplus parts.
LWRC M6A2 COYOTE/MRE
LWRC M6A2 5.56 COYOTE/MRE
In Stock Now!
COYOTE/MRE (Multi Reional Earth) Finish
5.56mm
16.1" barrel
VLTOR EMod Stock
MagPul MIAD Pistol Grip
TROY Folding BUIS Front and Rear Battle Sights
Barrett 30 Round Magazine
LWRC M6A2 5.56 16 MRE $2099.00
The M6A2™ rifle is a standard carbine available in various barrel lengths and in either 5.56mm NATO or 6.8mm SPC. The M6A2™ rifle is ideal for those who utilize optical sights as it employs a low-profile gas block. There is no A-frame front sight to obscure the field of view of the optical device. The M6A2™ rifle also features a longer midlength free float rail system with a removable return-to-zero top. Any M4 MIL Std 1913 accessory can be mounted to the rail, and because the rail has a monolithic profile, you can bridge devices from the receiver to the rail seamlessly. The longer rail also affords more 1913 “real estate” to mount your accessories.
The M6A2™ rifle can be used in various roles. With the 10.5 inch barrel, it is ideal for close quarters battle or fighting in built up areas. The 14.7 inch barrel M6A2™ rifle is an excellent general purpose carbine capable of effective fire out to 600 meters. And with the 16.1 inch barrel, the M6A2™ rifle can be used as a Squad Dedicated Marksman Rifle.
The M6A2™ rifle’s edge in capability, reliability, accuracy and long service life is the result of advanced technology materials and manufacturing processes, combined with progressive patented designs. All LWRCI™ carbine systems feature our short-stroke gas-piston operating system. The operating system is lightweight, self-regulating, and self-scraping. This system of operation does not foul the moving parts of the weapon with carbon or heat which greatly enhances service life and reliability while decreasing both user and armorer maintenance. All M6A2™ rifles feature a match grade, cold rotary hammer forged barrel with a target crown. The barrel is treated with NiCorr™ surface conversion technology that extends service life, enhances accuracy, and increases the effective range of the weapon. The action of the M6A2™ rifle is coated in our proprietary nickel coating that provides a hard permanent lubrication to the moving parts.
The M6A2™ rifle defines itself as the most modern and incrementally evolved carbine in the world. At the same time it also presents the best value. Service life is extended to four times that of a legacy M4, accuracy is 100 percent better, and our M6 rifles are many times more reliable than the legacy gas-impingement design.
The M6A2™ rifle can be used in various roles. With the 10.5 inch barrel, it is ideal for close quarters battle or fighting in built up areas. The 14.7 inch barrel M6A2™ rifle is an excellent general purpose carbine capable of effective fire out to 600 meters. And with the 16.1 inch barrel, the M6A2™ rifle can be used as a Squad Dedicated Marksman Rifle.
The M6A2™ rifle’s edge in capability, reliability, accuracy and long service life is the result of advanced technology materials and manufacturing processes, combined with progressive patented designs. All LWRCI™ carbine systems feature our short-stroke gas-piston operating system. The operating system is lightweight, self-regulating, and self-scraping. This system of operation does not foul the moving parts of the weapon with carbon or heat which greatly enhances service life and reliability while decreasing both user and armorer maintenance. All M6A2™ rifles feature a match grade, cold rotary hammer forged barrel with a target crown. The barrel is treated with NiCorr™ surface conversion technology that extends service life, enhances accuracy, and increases the effective range of the weapon. The action of the M6A2™ rifle is coated in our proprietary nickel coating that provides a hard permanent lubrication to the moving parts.
The M6A2™ rifle defines itself as the most modern and incrementally evolved carbine in the world. At the same time it also presents the best value. Service life is extended to four times that of a legacy M4, accuracy is 100 percent better, and our M6 rifles are many times more reliable than the legacy gas-impingement design.
LWRC M6A2 5.56 16 MRE $2099.00
Friday, February 19, 2010
Model 70 Super Grade Wins The 2009-2010 "Guns and Shooting Online" Rifle Award.
Chuck Hawks, Owner/Managing Editor of Guns and Shooting Online made the announcement to Winchester Repeating Arms on Wednesday, November 11, 2009.
The timeless Winchester Model 70 returned in 2008, but could not be delivered until midway through 2009. Chuck Hawks said, “Kudos to Browning/Winchester for finding a way to keep the new Model 70 rifle production in the USA. We regard it as the finest Model 70 production rifle ever made.”
The new Model 70 is made in Columbia, SC, at the same manufacturing plant where rifles and machine guns used by America’s Armed Forces around the world are built. They are made to the exact ISO 9001 standard of quality that Uncle Sam insists upon for military firearms.
Recommended Shotguns
The single most important thing about any shotgun is that it fit the user. The same is true of rifles, but it is dramatically more important with a shotgun. This is because the buttstock positions the eye in relation to the barrel, and this relationship between the shooter's eye and the barrel is how the shotgun is pointed at the target. There is no rear sight on a shotgun so the stock must position the shooter's eye in the right place, every time the gun is mounted, or a miss will be the result.
The stock also has a lot to do with how the shooter perceives the recoil of the gun, which is considerable with most gauges and loads. The effects of recoil are cumulative, and shooters tend to shoot a shotgun many more times in a day on the practice field that they would a rifle at the range. So again, stock fit is paramount.
I suggest that anyone looking to buy a shotgun do a little research before hitting the gun shops. Use the Shooter's Bible, Gun Digest, or some similar source to make a list of the models that are of interest in the desired price range. Then visit the local gun shops, list in hand, and try the various guns on the list.
Throw them to your shoulder and see if you get the same "sight picture" (view down the barrel) every time. Does the view down the rib look right? (You should see a little bit of rib; if the gun has a mid and front bead, the front bead should appear to sit on top of the mid bead, forming a figure "8.") Does the gun balance properly between the hands? Does it feel dynamic, almost alive, when swung on imaginary birds, or like a length of 2x4? Stock fit and ergonomics are critical, so if a recommended shotgun does not fit you, don't buy it, regardless of how good a deal it seems to be.
Operate the action, switch the safety on and off, and check the trigger. Inspect the fit and polish of the external metal parts, the fit and finish of the action, barrel(s), and the inletting of the stock. Then buy the gun that 1) fits best and 2) shows the best quality and workmanship, or order it if the shop does not have the exact model you want in stock.
The shotguns listed below are field guns, as that is what I am comparing in this article. Most models are available in 12 and 20 gauge, with some models also available in 16 and 28 gauge and .410 bore. Sporting Clays guns are usually similar to field (hunting) guns, and some of those are also included below.
Most of the big shotgun manufacturers also produce specialized field guns for waterfowl, turkey and sometimes deer hunting, as well as competition guns for Skeet and Trap. These are usually based on the same action as their standard field guns.
Competition guns for trap and skeet have become more and more specialized, as a trip to any local gun club will show. Anyone starting out in the clay target sports would probably be well advised to notice what brands and models are popular with the better shooters and try those first. As always, look for the gun that fits best.
Naturally, over the years I have formed opinions about the types, brands and models of shotguns that I like best. I have not used every brand and model of shotgun in the world, and particularly not models seldom seen in the U.S. But at one time I did sell guns for a big gun retailer, and I have been a fairly active recreational shooter most of my life, so I have come into contact with most of the well known models.
I'm not being paid by anyone in or out of the firearms industry to write the things I do, so the recommendations below are mine alone. They are not influenced by advertising money.
Like all shooters I have personal likes and dislikes. It is true, for example, that I favor double-barreled shotguns. My first choice is a good side-by-side, and my second choice is a good over/under. These are the Cadillacs of shotguns and no repeater can match their balance and grace. I am not particularly concerned about whether a gun has a single or double triggers, selective ejectors or plain extractors. I am mainly concerned that it works properly.
On repeaters I prefer a sliding, top tang safety to a button in the trigger guard, but I can live with the latter. Gas operated autoloaders generally kick less than all other shotgun types, which is a strong point in their favor. But pumps are generally more reliable and require less maintainence than autoloaders.
I have grouped my recommendations into categories, which you will find below. These categories are intended to group guns of similar type and general price class. I have listed the guns in each category in alphabetical order. Often there is little to choose in terms of value between the shotguns in a given category. If I don't list a particular shotgun that you cherish, if does not mean that it is no good, it merely means that I find the features of the guns I did list more desirable.
For fun I have included a category for some of "the best" specialty and bespoke shotguns, most of which are from small concerns. Usually the only way to obtain one of these shotguns is to order it direct from the manufacturer, and the waiting list is usually a matter of months or years. Prices run from tens to hundreds of thousands of 2006 U.S. dollars. This list is by no means all inclusive; it only touches on a few of those that claim to build best guns. Some makers offer only best guns, while others also offer lower grade guns; in the latter cases I have specified a "best" model
Remember, it is very important to checkout more than one model before you buy a new shotgun. Examine and handle as many as you can.
"The Best" side-by-side and over-under shotguns (Over $4000, price unlimited)
Arrieta y Cia
Pedro Arrizabalaga
AyA
Boss & Company
David McKay Brown
E.J. Churchill
John Dickson & Son
William Evans
Fabbri
FAMARS - Abbiatico & Savlinelli
A.H. Fox
Armas Garbi
William James Grant
Grulla Armas
Holland & Holland
Fratelli Piotti
William Powell & Sons
James Purdy & Sons
F.LLI Rizzini
John Wilkes
Winchester Model 21
Side-by-side shotguns under $4000 (2006 MSRP) AYA Model 4
Beretta Model 471 Silver Hawk
Bernardelli
Side-by-side shotguns under $3000 (2006 MSRP) AYA Model 4/53
SKB Model 485
Weatherby Athena D'Italia
Side-by-side shotguns under $2500 (2006 MSRP) H&K Fabarm Classic Lion
Ruger Gold Label
SKB Model 385
Over/Under shotguns under $3500 (2006 MSRP) Beretta Model 687 Silver Pigeon Sporting
Browning Citori Lightning Grade IV
Franchi Alcoine SP
SIG Aurora High Grades (TT 25, TR 40, TT 45)
Weatherby Athena
Over/Under shotguns under $2500 (2006 MSRP) Beretta Model 686, 687
Browning Citori Lightning
Franchi Alcione
H&K Fabarm Silver Lion
B. Rizzini Aurum, Artemis
Ruger Red Label
Savage Milano
SIG Aurora
SKB Model 505, 585
Weatherby Orion
Winchester Supreme Field
Autoloading shotguns Beretta AL 391
Browning Silver, Gold
Remington Model 11-87 Premier
Remington Model 1100 Classic Field, Sporting
Winchester Super X3 Field
Pump shogtuns Browning BPS
Ithaca Model 37 (walnut)
Mossberg Model 500
Remington Model 870 Wingmaster
Single barrel break-open shotguns H&R Topper, Topper Deluxe
NEF Pardner
Marine shotguns Mossberg Model 500 Mariner
Remington Model 870 Marine Magnum
The stock also has a lot to do with how the shooter perceives the recoil of the gun, which is considerable with most gauges and loads. The effects of recoil are cumulative, and shooters tend to shoot a shotgun many more times in a day on the practice field that they would a rifle at the range. So again, stock fit is paramount.
I suggest that anyone looking to buy a shotgun do a little research before hitting the gun shops. Use the Shooter's Bible, Gun Digest, or some similar source to make a list of the models that are of interest in the desired price range. Then visit the local gun shops, list in hand, and try the various guns on the list.
Throw them to your shoulder and see if you get the same "sight picture" (view down the barrel) every time. Does the view down the rib look right? (You should see a little bit of rib; if the gun has a mid and front bead, the front bead should appear to sit on top of the mid bead, forming a figure "8.") Does the gun balance properly between the hands? Does it feel dynamic, almost alive, when swung on imaginary birds, or like a length of 2x4? Stock fit and ergonomics are critical, so if a recommended shotgun does not fit you, don't buy it, regardless of how good a deal it seems to be.
Operate the action, switch the safety on and off, and check the trigger. Inspect the fit and polish of the external metal parts, the fit and finish of the action, barrel(s), and the inletting of the stock. Then buy the gun that 1) fits best and 2) shows the best quality and workmanship, or order it if the shop does not have the exact model you want in stock.
The shotguns listed below are field guns, as that is what I am comparing in this article. Most models are available in 12 and 20 gauge, with some models also available in 16 and 28 gauge and .410 bore. Sporting Clays guns are usually similar to field (hunting) guns, and some of those are also included below.
Most of the big shotgun manufacturers also produce specialized field guns for waterfowl, turkey and sometimes deer hunting, as well as competition guns for Skeet and Trap. These are usually based on the same action as their standard field guns.
Competition guns for trap and skeet have become more and more specialized, as a trip to any local gun club will show. Anyone starting out in the clay target sports would probably be well advised to notice what brands and models are popular with the better shooters and try those first. As always, look for the gun that fits best.
Naturally, over the years I have formed opinions about the types, brands and models of shotguns that I like best. I have not used every brand and model of shotgun in the world, and particularly not models seldom seen in the U.S. But at one time I did sell guns for a big gun retailer, and I have been a fairly active recreational shooter most of my life, so I have come into contact with most of the well known models.
I'm not being paid by anyone in or out of the firearms industry to write the things I do, so the recommendations below are mine alone. They are not influenced by advertising money.
Like all shooters I have personal likes and dislikes. It is true, for example, that I favor double-barreled shotguns. My first choice is a good side-by-side, and my second choice is a good over/under. These are the Cadillacs of shotguns and no repeater can match their balance and grace. I am not particularly concerned about whether a gun has a single or double triggers, selective ejectors or plain extractors. I am mainly concerned that it works properly.
On repeaters I prefer a sliding, top tang safety to a button in the trigger guard, but I can live with the latter. Gas operated autoloaders generally kick less than all other shotgun types, which is a strong point in their favor. But pumps are generally more reliable and require less maintainence than autoloaders.
I have grouped my recommendations into categories, which you will find below. These categories are intended to group guns of similar type and general price class. I have listed the guns in each category in alphabetical order. Often there is little to choose in terms of value between the shotguns in a given category. If I don't list a particular shotgun that you cherish, if does not mean that it is no good, it merely means that I find the features of the guns I did list more desirable.
For fun I have included a category for some of "the best" specialty and bespoke shotguns, most of which are from small concerns. Usually the only way to obtain one of these shotguns is to order it direct from the manufacturer, and the waiting list is usually a matter of months or years. Prices run from tens to hundreds of thousands of 2006 U.S. dollars. This list is by no means all inclusive; it only touches on a few of those that claim to build best guns. Some makers offer only best guns, while others also offer lower grade guns; in the latter cases I have specified a "best" model
Remember, it is very important to checkout more than one model before you buy a new shotgun. Examine and handle as many as you can.
"The Best" side-by-side and over-under shotguns (Over $4000, price unlimited)
Arrieta y Cia
Pedro Arrizabalaga
AyA
Boss & Company
David McKay Brown
E.J. Churchill
John Dickson & Son
William Evans
Fabbri
FAMARS - Abbiatico & Savlinelli
A.H. Fox
Armas Garbi
William James Grant
Grulla Armas
Holland & Holland
Fratelli Piotti
William Powell & Sons
James Purdy & Sons
F.LLI Rizzini
John Wilkes
Winchester Model 21
Side-by-side shotguns under $4000 (2006 MSRP) AYA Model 4
Beretta Model 471 Silver Hawk
Bernardelli
Side-by-side shotguns under $3000 (2006 MSRP) AYA Model 4/53
SKB Model 485
Weatherby Athena D'Italia
Side-by-side shotguns under $2500 (2006 MSRP) H&K Fabarm Classic Lion
Ruger Gold Label
SKB Model 385
Over/Under shotguns under $3500 (2006 MSRP) Beretta Model 687 Silver Pigeon Sporting
Browning Citori Lightning Grade IV
Franchi Alcoine SP
SIG Aurora High Grades (TT 25, TR 40, TT 45)
Weatherby Athena
Over/Under shotguns under $2500 (2006 MSRP) Beretta Model 686, 687
Browning Citori Lightning
Franchi Alcione
H&K Fabarm Silver Lion
B. Rizzini Aurum, Artemis
Ruger Red Label
Savage Milano
SIG Aurora
SKB Model 505, 585
Weatherby Orion
Winchester Supreme Field
Autoloading shotguns Beretta AL 391
Browning Silver, Gold
Remington Model 11-87 Premier
Remington Model 1100 Classic Field, Sporting
Winchester Super X3 Field
Pump shogtuns Browning BPS
Ithaca Model 37 (walnut)
Mossberg Model 500
Remington Model 870 Wingmaster
Single barrel break-open shotguns H&R Topper, Topper Deluxe
NEF Pardner
Marine shotguns Mossberg Model 500 Mariner
Remington Model 870 Marine Magnum
Thursday, February 18, 2010
CZ P07 Duty 9mm 16+1
Additional Product Images (click to enlarge)
Product Description
The CZ P-07 Duty is the next generation of the CZ handgun family. The Duty features the ergonomics and accuracy of the CZ 75 with a totally new trigger system. The new Omega trigger system simplifies the CZ 75 trigger system, uses fewer parts and improves the trigger pull. In addition, it allows users to choose between using the handgun with a decocking lever(installed) or a manual safety (included) by a simple parts change. The polymer frame design of the Duty and a new sleek slide profile (fully machined from bar stock) reduce weight, making the P-07 Duty a great choice for concealed carry.
| SKU | 91187 |
|---|---|
| Price | $599.00 USD |
| Ammunition | |
| Ammunition | 40 S&W |
| Magazine Capacity | 12 |
| Dimensions | |
| Weight | 1.7 lbs |
| Overall Length | 7.3 in |
| Barrel Length | 3.7 in |
| Height | 5.1 in |
| Width | 1.5 in |
| Features | |
| Frame | POLYMER |
| Barrel | COLD HAMMER FORGED |
| Trigger Mech. | OMEGA DA/SA |
| Sights | Fixed |
| Safety | interchangeable safety or decocking lever |
Ruger’s New LCP Lightweight .380 Pocket Pistol
 *Please Note!! Many of our pictures are stock photo's provided to us by the manufacturer and do not necessarily represent the actual item being purchased. Please verify this picture accurately reflects the product described by the title and description on this page before you place your order. | | ||||
Ruger 6 + 1 Round 380 ACP w/2.75" Barrel/Blue Finish/Soft Case/ Ultra-light, compact carry pistols weigh only 9.4 ounces in Ruger's
Ultra-light, compact carry pistols weigh only 9.4 ounces in Ruger's smallest pistol frame with a height of 3.6 inches and a width of just .82 inches. The LCP is comfortable and affordable, making it a natural choice for a dependable back-up or personal defense carry pistol. High performance, glass-filled nylon frame is topped by a through-hardened steel slide in a blued finish. Soft case included.smallest pistol frame with a height of 3.6 inches and a width of just .82
inches. The LCP is comfortable and affordable, making it a natural choice
for a dependable back-up or personal defense carry pistol. High
performance, glass-filled nylon frame is topped by a through-hardened steel
slide in a blued finish. Soft case included.
SPECIFICATIONS:
Mfg Item Num: 3701
Category: FIREARMS - HANDGUNS
Type :Pistol
Action :Double Action Only
Caliber :380 ACP
Barrel Length :2 3/4"
Capacity :6 + 1
Safety :No Manual Safety
Grips :Checkered Polymer
Sights :Fixed
Weight :9.40 oz
Finish :BluePriced at this time at $330 retail, many dealers are pre-selling the little guns for under $300. Ruger has orders for several thousand of the little pistols already. If they all prove to be as accurate and reliable as mine, they certainly have a winner in the new LCP. Elsie Pea is a dandy little gun, and I highly recommend her as an everyday, everywhere handgun, and a great little pocket protector.
Colt Defense LE6920 M4 Carbine .223
This specially designed law enforcement weapon system features many of the combat proven advantages of the military M4. With the 4-position buttstock fully retracted, the Law Enforcement Carbine is less than 30 in (76.2 cm) in length and weighs only 5.65 lb (2.56 kg) - ideal for tactical deployment and traditional patrol. Colt's Law Enforcement Carbine is available with a step-cut barrel that allows it to accept a grenade launcher for non-lethal options. Furthermore, the handguard has dual insulated aluminum shielding for more effective heat protection.
| - Unique direct gas operating system eliminates the conventional operating rod and results in fewer and lighter components - Accommodates the full range of 5.56mm ammunition, including the NATO M855/SS109 and U.S. M193, utilizing a rifling twist of 1 turn in 7" (178mm) - Straight-line construction disperses recoil straight back to the shoulder, increasing handling capabilities, especially during repeated fire - 4-position sliding buttstock allows the weapon to adapt to users of different sizes and physical characteristics as well as various firing positions and clothing variations - Cartridge case deflector allows easy operation in both right and left handed shooting positions for increased tactical applications - Muzzle compensator further reduces muzzle climb and helps eliminate flash and dust signatures - Ejection port cover protects the chamber from dust and mud - Field strips easily without special tools for simple field user maintenance - Flat top receiver allows for removable carrying handle and easy mounting of accessories - M203 40mm Grenade Launcher mounts directly to the Carbine without modification - Two 20 round magazines, cleaning kit and sling are standard. 30-round magazines are optional - Target style rear sight features dual apertures (0-200m, 300-600m) and adjusts for both windage and elevation - High strength materials add durability to the forearm, buttstock and pistol grip for greater comfort and effectiveness Price: $1,249.00 *
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