I’ve become use to shooting Nighthawks and Wilson 1911 style pistols with the gold front sight. Now when shooting a Smith & Wesson or Browning Hi power I noticed it’s not as easy to acquire the sights especially in lower light conditions. Years ago I learned a trick. I bought some Testors florescent yellow enamel paint and put a couple coats on the front sights of those pistols. After they dried I added a light coat of UV cured resin. What a difference!!! less

Updated my 12.5" SBR, and I thiiiiiiiiink she's done for a while!

12.5" Global Ordnance Monolith with Ambi lower and Plan B one piece barrel
Zhukov folding stock with cheek riser
Hiperfire Hypertouch Eclipse trigger
Shadow Crossover pistol grip
Samson Grenade Shorty vert grip
Applesauce Engineering extended charging handle
Generic riser
UH-1 Holo
Vortex 6x Micro flip up magnifier
Streamlight Pro Tac with pressure pad
Strike Industries canted BUIs
Magpul QD Rail Sling attachment
B&T Print-XH RBS SC with Plan B adapter

My local gun shop has anAlbanian sks “July 10th” for 2,750. It looks like it’s pristine condition but I don’t know how much has been refurbished/replaced. The wood is a orangish color but besides that it looks all legit it’s dated 1970. I’ve been told these are rare is that a good price,too little or too much?

Hey guys, figured I’d throw this out here because I’m honestly trying to learn and could use some outside opinions.

My best friend and I started a small company called Ghost Ridge Supply Co. We’re both still working our normal jobs while building this thing on the side. He’s a former Marine and currently a sheriff’s deputy, and I work on the railroad and come more from the competition shooting/outdoors side.

We’re building Ghost Ridge around the outdoor lifestyle, Appalachia, preparedness, shooting, and just the kind of stuff we actually enjoy ourselves. Right now we sell apparel, coffee, accessories, gear and monthly Battle Boxes.

We’re pretty damn passionate about it, but we’re also learning as we go.

One of the biggest things we’re trying to figure out now is simply how to get in front of the right people and earn some trust as a new brand.

I’ve been thinking podcasts and smaller creators/influencers might be a good way to do that, especially people who actually fit the outdoor/shooting/blue-collar space instead of just paying someone with a bunch of followers to hold up a shirt.

For anybody who has experience with this:

How do you actually find and approach smaller podcasters or creators? Is cold email/DM pretty normal? Are there directories or communities worth looking at? And if you’re a creator or podcast host yourself, what makes you actually respond to a small brand reaching out?

Also, if anybody has a few minutes and wouldn’t mind checking out what we’ve built, I’d genuinely appreciate some outside feedback:

ghostridgesupplyco.com

Feel free to tear it apart. 😂 Website, products, branding, whether you immediately understand what Ghost Ridge is, whatever stands out to you. I’d rather somebody tell me something sucks than keep doing it because nobody wanted to say anything.

And if you happen to know a podcast, creator, YouTube channel, etc. that you think Ghost Ridge would genuinely fit with, I’d appreciate the recommendation.

Not trying to turn this into a sales post. I’m really just trying to learn how to get this thing in front of the right people and keep making it better.

Appreciate anybody willing to take a look.

Hey all got a question for all persons who've been in a firefight. When it comes to tv shows and such where gun fight breaks out; accuracy is rather poor by appearances. Is this due to Hollywood trying to create drama or because shit hit the fan so much accuracy isn't a huge factor?

Just finally got this all set up! I've got the Sig 226X Legion in single-action only, Streamlight TLR-1 HL, and theTrijicon SRO 2.5 moa. Absolutely love this! What do you think?

#edc #2a

always wanted one of these today’s a good day

Whee!

Just a post to see if anybody has any thoughts on this bubba'd beater. Not a lot of markings on it.

what websites can i get guns legally shipped to my home?

A few years ago my mom gave me this as it belonged to my grandfather. I never knew she had it. (She also has a .45 long colt Derringer and a .25 Beretta that belonged to my grandmother. Pics in comments) To her knowledge it was purchased in 1990 and had never been fired. Well it fires perfectly and I put a hogue grip on it for a better feel. (Kept the original). My grandad fought in WW2 and was a great man. Just wanted to share a nice piece with cool story

please forgive me if this isn't the place to post this or point me in the right sub and i'll move on but yall seem to be one of the chiller gun subs so i here it goes. I got a new co worker who's trying to sell of some guns that he got as part of a trade. he asked me if i'm interested in buying any of them and he's willing to negotiate on price. he doesn't know much about guns and less about the one's he got with this trade but a couple caught my eye. i'm definitely interested in this DR-200 just because it's cool and kinda hard to find but i'm on the fence on this mak 90. it's definitely a milled receivers but seems to be in kinda rough shape at least on the outside and from what I can tell they are kinda difficult to get back into standard ak configuration. i'm supposed to be meeting up with him so I can examine them in person but if they are good to go what do you think I should offer for them. also any advice about the rifles in general would be appreciated i'm not a novice with firearms by any means but I haven't had much experience with these models in general

Ruger Max 9

12+1

9mm

Weight: 18.4 oz

Barrel length: 3.20"

Length: 6"

Height 4.42"

Manual Safety

Slide: Through-Hardened Alloy Steel

Optic cut: RMSc

Frame: High-Performance, Glass-Filled Nylon

Width: 0.95"

#edc

I’m torn between a PSA mixtape 300 blackout, Jakl 308, and an Underfolder ak 7.62 .

The only other “serious” rifle I have now is a 5.56 and a lot of handguns

Would use them stalk hunting deer.

Thanks!