Gun range 2022,2023,2024,2025

[FergusonTO35]

I'm not aware that any parts on the ADL have ever changed other than the trigger mechanism and stock. My 2018 model appears Identical to my best friend's 2002 model in every way but stock and trigger.

 

[5155]

After surfing around I am not alone.
The spring weakens and the bottom walks forward.
Seen a fix by centering spring bottom to metal mag box and gorilla taping.
I see lots of springs on bay.
I will get this without making a chopper of it.
Just cannot have this fail thought in my head.
Did not see bucks but did hear a rack fight that upped my bp. Fun.

 

[Czed]

 

[Sawdust Man]

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Kel TEC (and a lot of other such builders) woulda gone bankrupt on day one if they depended on my business..... awful monstrosities imo.

 

[Lnk]

Kel TEC (and a lot of other such builders) woulda gone bankrupt on day one if they depended on my business..... awful monstrosities imo.

I do own any, but at least they try to innovate .

 

[Sawdust Man]

I do own any, but at least they try to innovate .

I s'pose so.
Ugly buggers....lol

 

[srb08]

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How do you hold on to the damn thing?

 

[Sawdust Man]

How do you hold on to the damn thing?

It's probably hogue and just stays in your hands because it's so sticky....

 

[srb08]

Over the weekend I stumbled across this Springfield SA-35 in a gun shop. I’ve been wanting to see and handle one, since they were introduced a couple of years ago. The trigger is much better than I expected, breaking crisply with only a hint of take up. It measures 5.25 lbs on my trigger gauge.
Over the last couple of days, I’ve put a couple hundred rounds through it, shooting steel silhouettes on my backyard range. It’s extremely easy to shoot and off hand at 15 yds, I can consistently put 15 rds into a group the size of my fist. I didn’t experience any function failures and the empty brass all landed within in a five foot circle.
The best part was the lack of hammer bite that I‘ve experienced with the Hi-Powers I’ve owned and shot.
The only down side is the finish. It’s a smooth parkerized type finish. Better than a lot of parkerized guns I’ve handled but nothing close to the beautiful blue on the Browning Grande Puissance.
It’s not a beauty queen but it‘s a shooter and definitely a keeper. Springfield got it right.

 

[FergusonTO35]

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Not sure what to think about a company whose preferred customers are into drinking their own body fluids...

 

[FergusonTO35]

Over the weekend I stumbled across this Springfield SA-35 in a gun shop. I’ve been wanting to see and handle one, since they were introduced a couple of years ago. The trigger is much better than I expected, breaking crisply with only a hint of take up. It measures 5.25 lbs on my trigger gauge.
Over the last couple of days, I’ve put a couple hundred rounds through it, shooting steel silhouettes on my backyard range. It’s extremely easy to shoot and off hand at 15 yds, I can consistently put 15 rds into a group the size of my fist. I didn’t experience any function failures and the empty brass all landed within in a five foot circle.
The best part was the lack of hammer bite that I‘ve experienced with the Hi-Powers I’ve owned and shot.
The only down side is the finish. It’s a smooth parkerized type finish. Better than a lot of parkerized guns I’ve handled but nothing close to the beautiful blue on the Browning Grande Puissance.
It’s not a beauty queen but it‘s a shooter and definitely a keeper. Springfield got it right.
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Awesome! Those never stay under the glass very long around here. I love my FN made BHP but I'm sure that one is every bit as good. In some ways better because its.cheaper and still in production.

 

[Czed]

 

[FergusonTO35]

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Just to give credit where credit is due, the P32 is a brilliant little pocket rocket that everybody copied. I have two of them and they are sweet. But yeah, alot of their other stuff is an answer in search of a question or just nuts. Interestingly, everybody is copying their bullpup shotguns these days.

 

[srb08]

Just to give credit where credit is due, the P32 is a brilliant little pocket rocket that everybody copied. I have two of them and they are sweet. But yeah, alot of their other stuff is an answer in search of a question or just nuts. Interestingly, everybody is copying their bullpup shotguns these days.

I have a P3AT and a PMR-30. I like both but agree, a lot of their stuff is out there.

 

[JimBear]

Thoughts on BSA Sweet 22 scopes for a couple of my Marlin 22’s.

 

[FergusonTO35]

I have no idea about those, but will say the Simmons 22 Mag is a really good scope for the money. I've had a few of them.

 

[chiselbit]

What’s the consensus on mini 14’s? Are they as inaccurate as my reading suggests? If so is there an economical fix? Just trying to get around California’s ridiculous restrictions on ar’s. They have them choked down to what’s the fûcking point of owning one

 

[Czed]

What’s the consensus on mini 14’s? Are they as inaccurate as my reading suggests? If so is there an economical fix? Just trying to get around California’s ridiculous restrictions on ar’s. They have them choked down to what’s the fûcking point of owning one

The older one's i shot were not accurate or consistent at all but several newer one's were very accurate for a mini 14
2-4"
They fixed whatever was wrong with them
Within the last decade or so.
Mine would do 1 1/2 for 5 with most 55gr loads.

 

[Hoser]

That’s what I’ve found as well. New ones shot excellent, old ones were terrible
Great little farm rifles, nice sights
Aren’t the new ones starting in a 58? On the serial number or something like that

 

[5155]

Last optics I bought were vortex binos. I am happy for the price and might try the scopes if I needed one.

Where you guys get reloading components?
Thinking of a new load this winter and what a headache shopping the parts.
I think a lot there is this device I am on needs to be shot lol.