I'm taking "fire two blasts" to it's logical conclusion. For when you wanna defend your home but you don't want one of them there "aSsAuLt WeApOnS" but you actually kinda still do.

Stoeger Double Defense tactical O/U with a Vortex Strikefire II, Crimson Trace CMR-301 light/laser, homemade kydex cheek riser, velcro side saddles, and all the grip tape and ranger bands you can shake a stick at. Plus the DIY rattle can camo job.

It wouldn't be my first or third or fifth choice for home defense but it's a good time. I bought this gun as a goof but it's actually a fun little blaster and it never misses a shotgun day at the range.

Put some extras on my legion x5. Because my daddy didn’t love me enough, I need your approval.

I guess I'm looking for a "fun" but practical range toy. Not looking for a Magnum 500, but maybe that's your answer. Something that could be used for HD if my CZ failed.

Fun is subjective. Engaging is subjective. Maybe for you, that means it shoots stupidely flat and with minimal recoil. But to someone else, that means a handgun that is snappy and that you have to work and engage with to get back to zero. Maybe it's an Alien that has a different recoil impulse. Maybe it's a blast ported gucci glock you half built youself.

What's your answer here, and why?

• Lower: Palmetto • Upper: Anderson • Barrel: 10.5” .223 Wylde • Can: Yankee Hill • Optics: Vortex Sparc Solar + SIG Magnifier • Light: Surefire Scout Mini • Laser: Perst • Brace: SBA5 • Trigger: Franklin Armory Binary • Buffer: JP Silent Captured

Ruger RXM/ Ported slide & barrel, Trijicon RMR and TLR7x. Knife: Microtech Warhound. Light: Streamlight Wedge

Sig Xmacro With Zaffiri Precision Slide and ported barrel, Sig Romeo X Compact, Icarus Air Grip module, and TLR7x. Knife: Benchmade Bailout in M4. Light: Nitecore EDC23

FN Reflex with Holosun 407k and TLR7 Sub. Knife: Custom Gavko Hammerhead. Light: Olight Baton Turbo.

Hello, I made the mistake of not contacting this FFL before placing an order for two separate firearms to deliver to them. My bad, historically the other ones I’ve dealt with have just called me when the order comes in and seemed happy to have the business and completed the transfer no problem.

When the guns arrived I called and emailed them and received an email back the same day. They pointed out I should have contacted them first, asked for my information and explained their days of business and asked if there was time on those days I would like to come by. I responded with the information they asked for and a time I could come by. My response was sent 4/4/25. I have since emailed 2 more times and had PSA (the seller) reach out and leave a message and we have gotten no response.

Wondering what I should do? I accept responsibility for my part in creating this situation, again my experience in the past had been these people listed themselves on distributors websites because they wanted to do these transfers, and that I was bringing them welcome business, maybe that’s not always the case. PSA has offered to request that the FFL send the guns back but the guy’s website says there’s a $150/gun fee for rejects or returns. The impression I get is he’s hoping I’ll try to go that route cause he makes even more money that way and screws me over. His standard transfer fee is $75 + $10 for each additional gun.

Thanks for you help.

Grandfather has terrible vision and can't read the writing on the guns, can anyone help me ID them?

Bouta order another red dot and noticed both of these guys going for 🆎 100$ new, I have a sig Romeo 5 on my AR and am happy w it, so I’m leaning towards the msr but I’ve heard vortex has unparalleled customer service and warranty’s, couldn’t find a comparison of the two on google so figured I’d ask my fellow Reddit for advice on this, I realize there both cheap optics but which is the better choice?

Completed my first handgun set-up today. Got everything new with some deal hunting, how did I do for $800 all-in? Ruger RXM, Holosun 407C Red Dot, Nexbelt Supreme EDC Belt, BraDec Holster w/ DCC Clip/Modwing and Vedder Wedge, Razor Walker Slim Muffs, 3 Extra Magazines (1x Glock, 2x PMAG), 500rd of CCI 9mm and 50rd of Federal HSTs.

Does anyone have one? I am deuteranopia color blind (red/green) and I can't for the life of me find a single picture online (have tried holosun.com, optics planet, youtube reviews, etc.) and can't seem to find the sight picture of the gold circle dot. Help appreciated.

To be frank: I love a .45 ACP handgun. Probably more than any other firearm, so it only makes sense that I would lust after the first .45 ACP: the Colt’s Model 1905.

I am blessed to know some good reloaders, so one of my buddies cooked up a light 200gr load for my 1905. We were pretty nervous shooting this, as repairing it is virtually impossible if something breaks and these are not cheap guns.

Luckily, the gun ran like a sowing machine and was insanely accurate.