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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Spider-Pig] #1031720 09/14/15 05:32 PM
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Lazi I know the shockwave ships with the ATF approval letter.

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Spider-Pig] #1031721 09/14/15 05:33 PM
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You can make your own suppressor but you still have to pay the 200 dollar fine and wait on the paperwork to go through.

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Spider-Pig] #1031722 09/14/15 05:39 PM
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Try these guys for your x39 Lazi.

https://www.hardenedarms.com/ecProduct_375_32

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Andy the Aussie] #1031723 09/14/15 08:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy the Aussie
From the loading cave today...

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... ..... I have to say these projectiles worked brilliantly on game of various sizes while I was overseas !!! Really happy with the choice I made on this !! My PH and I had a bit of an argument about projectiles with a bit of an "I told you so" from him while I was walking down my "wounded" buffalo... he was the bigger man when we examined the heart however... !!
Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Spider-Pig] #1031725 09/14/15 10:31 PM
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Were you able to recover the projectile from the carcass, Andy?

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Spider-Pig] #1031726 09/14/15 11:54 PM
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[quote][/quote]
Originally Posted by Spider-Pig
Were you able to recover the projectile from the carcass, Andy?


Yes I would like to see it as well.

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Spider-Pig] #1031727 09/15/15 12:00 AM
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No mate, through and through on everything (including the Cape Buffalo), both a broadside (first) and laying quartering from the rear (un-needed second shot). My PH (65 and hunting all his life in Africa) does not like solids AT ALL on anything but Elephant and our argument was that these had acted just like a solid, till he saw the heart on the buffalo and it was torn up as well as any soft or expanding projectile he had seen (his preference is Barnes or Swift). Croc, Kudu and Warthog were all one shot kills and DRT (but like the buff he insisted on follow up shots on the Kudu and Croc - totally unrequired but I understand his thinking). On the warthog (last thing shot) he was seeing the light and had accepted I could and was putting a bullet just where it was required each time smile smile wink

Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Spider-Pig] #1031728 09/15/15 01:16 AM
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That's totally awesome Andy!
I shot my second 3 gun match. Came In 17th of 48 shooters. I'm happy with myself.
I also used a guys stoeger M3K and realized I need one by my next match in October!
I also have a ruger MKIII hunter waiting for me to pick up at my local shop.

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Andy the Aussie] #1031729 09/15/15 02:06 AM
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Originally Posted by Andy the Aussie
No mate, through and through on everything (including the Cape Buffalo), both a broadside (first) and laying quartering from the rear (un-needed second shot). My PH (65 and hunting all his life in Africa) does not like solids AT ALL on anything but Elephant and our argument was that these had acted just like a solid, till he saw the heart on the buffalo and it was torn up as well as any soft or expanding projectile he had seen (his preference is Barnes or Swift). Croc, Kudu and Warthog were all one shot kills and DRT (but like the buff he insisted on follow up shots on the Kudu and Croc - totally unrequired but I understand his thinking). On the warthog (last thing shot) he was seeing the light and had accepted I could and was putting a bullet just where it was required each time smile smile wink

I know you spent a lot of time and money testing those projectiles and it sounds like it all paid off. Congratulations on a great trip, Andy.

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: greaser] #1031742 09/15/15 03:46 PM
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Originally Posted by greaser
Lazi I know the shockwave ships with the ATF approval letter.


I think all of them come with some sort of letter. But having had a game warden look my fishing license over like it was possibly some sort of a fake I tend to not really trust their judgement.

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You can make your own suppressor but you still have to pay the 200 dollar fine and wait on the paperwork to go through.


Yup, but you can make a firearm without any of that nonsense. It makes no sense at all.



I wouldve just gotten a complete Radical Firearms pistol for $399 when they had them had I been thinking x39 at the time. But I'll probably go with a PSA upper since it has a 10" barrel and th price is right.

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Andy the Aussie] #1031743 09/15/15 03:48 PM
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Originally Posted by Andy the Aussie
Originally Posted by Andy the Aussie
From the loading cave today...

[Linked Image from i997.photobucket.com]

[Linked Image from i997.photobucket.com]
... ..... I have to say these projectiles worked brilliantly on game of various sizes while I was overseas !!! Really happy with the choice I made on this !! My PH and I had a bit of an argument about projectiles with a bit of an "I told you so" from him while I was walking down my "wounded" buffalo... he was the bigger man when we examined the heart however... !!


Nice!!! Sounds like a good hunt.

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Re: Scrap Yard Gun Talk [Re: Spider-Pig] #1031763 09/16/15 05:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Spider-Pig

I know you spent a lot of time and money testing those projectiles and it sounds like it all paid off. Congratulations on a great trip, Andy.
... yes, after the effort the result really made it worth it in the end !! The primer issue (causing a change from Remington to Federal at the LAST moment was a real nerve inducer let me tell you !!!!

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