I picked up a LNIP Staccato CS. Got it and put 50 rounds flawlessly thru it in the cold wind.
It’s a keeper for sure!!
It’s a keeper for sure!!
Picked up a couple of the MFT Minimalist stocks and a basic buffer tube assy on black friday sale.
Stocks were only $20 ea. I will say they are better quality than I anticipated. They do not flex at all and have a rubber buttplate.
Also, free sticker!! It'll get added to the cabinet.
Stocks were only $20 ea. I will say they are better quality than I anticipated. They do not flex at all and have a rubber buttplate.
Also, free sticker!! It'll get added to the cabinet.
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Add these to the list for today.
Larue grips.
Another addition to the reference library.
Larue grips.
Another addition to the reference library.
And the grand finale.
Mossberg Model 152 was manufactured from about 1948-1952.
A semiautomatic .22lr carbine with an 18" barrel that uses a rear peep sight & military-type front sight. Equipped with a 7-shot detachable box magazine. The Monte Carlo stock with a pistol grip wrist includes a forearm that hinges down to act like a hand grip. The sling swivels are factory mounted on the left side of the stock.
Random image from the internet.
Mossberg Model 152 was manufactured from about 1948-1952.
A semiautomatic .22lr carbine with an 18" barrel that uses a rear peep sight & military-type front sight. Equipped with a 7-shot detachable box magazine. The Monte Carlo stock with a pistol grip wrist includes a forearm that hinges down to act like a hand grip. The sling swivels are factory mounted on the left side of the stock.
Random image from the internet.
Got my Pnut lower in yesterday, I just had to buy one. There's even a toe in the shot for you foot fetish weirdos. 
How does it shoot?
I hope to find out this weekend.
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