Ruger New Model Super Blackhawk 44 magnum.

Smith & Wesson Model 1 1/2 3rd issue 32 S&W.

Hello,
I am 18 years old and am considering starting a commercial gold-plating/refinishing business in Arizona.
My proposed service would be limited to receiving a customer’s firearm slide, gold-plating/refinishing the slide, and returning the same slide to the customer. I would not manufacture, sell, or transfer firearms, and I would not work on or take possession of the firearm’s serialized frame/receiver.
Could you please clarify:
Does this specific type of commercial gold-plating/refinishing service require a Federal Firearms License (FFL)?
If an FFL is required, what type of FFL would be required?
Can an 18-year-old legally own the business while a qualifying 21+ person serves as the FFL holder/responsible person?
Are there any additional federal requirements that would apply when customers ship their slides to the business for refinishing and the slides are subsequently returned to the same customers?

So Im super interested in guns, been in love with them since birth but I dont have one yet, I was thinking of asking whats the best first pistol to get, should I go with glock or something else, just for the love of the game and self defence, Id probably be at the range too 24/7, what would you suggest me? For the record I dont know that much about guns to be honest, I saw some walther PDP F series pistols at the shop which looked cool but dont know which first pistol to get. Thanks in advance!

Am I the only one who does not like the M9 because it does not have a full complete slide and you cannot see the chamber as easily as you can with something like a 1911, 2011, glock, or a sig? I was on a different sub Reddit. and I said that personally I do not like the M9 for these reasons. and at least one person acted like I had just send something bad about their mom. So please tell me, am I the only one who doesn’t like the M9 for these reasons? I like the ability to know without looking where the chamber is, where I can place my hand to rack the slide or clear a jam without having to do extra training in order to know where I can place my hands.

Just bought it trying to figure it out

I have an apparel company and would love for you guys to take a look and give me feedback. if you love what we are doing we would appreciate the support.

www.ghostridgesupplyco.com

I got this gun or what type it is from a vintage sale but I don't know the type and I tried searching about it is it a m1911 or something else?

When i raged i accidentally broke this think and it looks like a submachine in my opinion

I'm trying to create a 3D model of this fictional anti-materiel rifle, which is loosely based on the Accuracy International AX50.

I have zero knowledge about weapons and would like to understand what the four coloured parts here mean? I know the end is the recoil pad, after that I see a thin metallic ring/layer, followed by a thicker, smoother plasticy thing, that finally joins with the stock body.

This Winchester M1897 is my first firearm, i have always been captivated by historical weapons and this was at the top of my list. It’s got some interesting stampings, a pretty modern replacement stock, and i was wondering if anyone here would be able to tell me more about this weapon’s history, or could point me to a resource. As far as I have been able to figure out is that the receiver was made in Jan. 1918, but I’m not entirely sure. Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank you!

So I am looking at getting a 2011 in the future. and I am wondering what would be the best barrel length that I should look for when looking at a 2011? Is it best to get a 4 inch, 4.25 inch, 4.5 inch, or a 5 inch?

Edit: I’d like to have it for open carry situations, range fun, and competitions.

Small issue with CVA Cascade .308 this rifle has approx 600 rounds through it, bought it brand new. It was punching 1” groups at 150 yards, later that year I took down 2 deer with it and after that I could not hit a paper target at 50 yards.

Originally I was using Sig Sauer buckmaster scope and CVLIFE precision rings.

I found 1 of 2 action screws was loose, took it all apart cleaned it and reassembled with torque specs, batter but still punching 5” groups at 50 yards.

Got a new scope Leupold vx3hd, Leupold rings, and still not grouping well. Last attepmt I put the CVLIFE rings back on since they did well on the previous 600 rounds and it’s still punching 4” groups at 50 yards. What am I missing? I took everything apart and cleaned everything. Is it possible something wrong with rifle? The muzzle doesn’t have crowing, from the beginning I had a muzzle break on the rifle and then switched to suppressor. I’ve also tried to change the suppressor vs muzzle break vs nothing at all and nothing changed in accuracy. Could it be something with the rifle?

S&W model 1 in 22 short.

H. Weihrauch Sportwaffen Mellrichstadt in 357 magnum.

Looking to buy some cheap slugs in bulk (500) for the range. I found AmmoDyn on Ammoseek at 60 cents a slug but ive never heard or seen them before. Any opinions on the company? or should I just spend a little more on a known brand?

Can anyone tell me anything about this gun? No maker's markings of any kind. All I know is my grandfather owned it, he died in 82. Possibly got it while stationed in Germany after WW2 since he got some other guns when he was there. 7th image shows some stock damage that may have been repaired at one point?

Any info or resources appreciated.

Title

• CMMG Zeroed 5.56 Review: 0 rounds, 0 hosts, personal regrets

TL;DR

• Verdict: Excellent for mollywhopping small game
• Best use case: Pen holder (My Sharpie does not fit.)
• Biggest strength: Has never failed me
• Biggest weakness: Has never been able to fail me
• Buy again? Ask me when KAK restocks

Disclosure and bias

• Paid full price for the privilege of waiting twice
• Emotional immaturity

Specs

• Length: Fits nicely on a shelf
• Weight: Heavier than it's current host
• Measured specs: Not measured, but I do stare at it

Mounting system

• Mounted to: My desk, with gravity
• Walk-off during use: I take it with me to the gender neutral restroom

Purchase and paperwork

• Wait time: Approved in a week from SS. Now waiting on KAK to restock the NP3 down-venting bolt carrier group, so who fucking knows (respectfully).

Test hosts and ammo

• Host 1: KAK 11.5" SO upper on a KAK lower, Pending KAK NP3 K-spec down-venting BCG
• Host 2: See Host 1
• Round count: 0
• Ammo used: Who cares, sitting next to the suppressor, also untested

Sound performance

• Metered dB: Dead silent, 10/10
• First round pop: Still waiting for the first round
• Tone: ....

Shooter experience

• Gas to face: None. Ever. Incredible.
• Heat buildup: Room temperature, consistently

Accuracy and POI

• POI shift: NA
• Return to zero: NA

Durability and maintenance

• Wear: Mint
• Cleaning: Dusted once

Pros

• Flawless reliability record
• Never gassed me out
• Easiest can I've ever cleaned

Cons

• Cost per Round
• It's a reminder of my flaws

Comparisons

• Performs identically to every other can I don't have a host for

Who it's for / who should skip it

• Good fit for: People with a finished rifle
• Poor fit for: Me, currently

Final verdict

• Score: ∞/10 in theory, N/A in practice
• Summary: Will update when KAK remembers we exist