Yeah, I don't know what kind of military credentials they want when copying your military ID is illegal.

I guess one thing I forgot to mention was firing the AR with the compensator. Almost no kick at all, but the damn thing sounds like a shotgun now. I actually had to get better ear plugs the second day we went shooting. Damn. :D

Hell yeah, just bought this bad boy today. We are also using my wifes military discount, dropping the price $50.

http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/p...ducts_id/19524

We also tried to buy the M&P 9 for her, but they sold out on their police website last night.

I'm trying to talk her into buying this bad boy and it's only $20 more than the M&P 9.

http://www.budspolicesupply.com/cata...products_id/39

Thoughts? The handle seems kind of long on the Springfield though.

I bought a Remington Nylon 66 at an auction Saturday. Not a flashy deal but it was a cool gun when it came out at like $69 bucks. I was a kid then. I bought a savage anchutz as my first 22 but i always wanted a Nylon 66.

Little things can have meaning. I got the bastard and its a sweet little shooter. I paid $240 and don't care.

Nice score.Nylon 66 are awesome lil 22s
Is it a Mohawk 66? I have a 1970 Rem Mohawk 600 in 223. far & away my most prized carbine.
The nylons & Mohawks both have quite the cult following with collectors.


The nylon Mohawk 66
http://picturearchive.auctionarms.co...thumbnail1.jpg

& the big brother Rem Mohawk 600
http://i80.photobucket.com/albums/j1...g?t=1268269871

Aint they pretttttttttttttttttttty

See my post a few spots above........I didn't really touch too much on how it shoots in that post though. I put 150 rounds through it after I got it and tried to make it jam but it went bang every time. I emptied a 10 round magazine in 3 seconds smooth as a gravy sandwich. It has a kinda high bore axis that takes some getting used to, but not an major obstacle. Trigger isn't the smoothest I've felt, but pretty good. Takedown is easy, but you have to pull the trigger to do so. I don't really like that, but it is what it is. The grip safety is barely noticeable and a cool safety feature.

Mine came with a Kydex holster and dual mag holster and loader gizmo (I think all XD's do) If you go for the XDM, the differences are worth the extra cost IMO (trigger, barrel, 19 rd mags) if you like that aggressive look. I personally don't like it's looks, but even if I did, my state only allows me to have 10 rd mags, and the only XDM you can get under those guidelines is 45 cal. Good luck.

Its the basic Mohawk Brown Nylon 66 .22. I sighted it in Saturday afternoon...pretty sweet with basic open sights Should be a turtle killer.

Thanks,

It's either the XD or the Smith and Wesson SD40. The SD is $320 with military and the XD is $420 with military.

Oh ya good lil frog flipper to

The grand daddy of both Mohawks. very space age for its time.The rem 600 with the vent rib.
http://gastatic.com/UserImages/10187...wm_2909143.jpg

yes im a 600 junk-E

http://img228.imageshack.us/img228/2523/rem66gh5.jpg

BAD ASS! ^

I have a friend who swears by their accuracy and there's been one in the corner of my Mom's room ever since I can remember. It's "her" only gun and it's a REM black nylon with Stainless barrel.

THOSE are pricey. Give ya 275. I know Im easy but its for yer mom.

I had no clue it was collectable, but I can't see them or me selling it. It has nostalgic value to me even though it's not technically mine as of yet.

Thanks for letting me know it's worth something though!

Just finished up our pistol purchases. Bought my wife a S&W SD40. I hope the trigger pull isn't outrageous. After rebates, past gun sales, spending 12 hours doing security work and a 8-10 week wait for our rebates, the two guns will cost us around $3.

Pumped right now.

Damn you guys. Now I have to go test fire that S&W. :cuss:

Remington 1100 , Classic Gun, Great lines

http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-UIMJP9q_uG...onus%2BJ15.jpg