PANZERKAMPFWAGEN SCHADENFREUDE Edition
Show off your new gats and gat accessories!
Recent Aquisitions Thread
Charles Richardson
Jack Lopez
The grip levers on my new tok seem to be stuck on. Any idea how to dislodge them? I don't want to brute Force it and break the grips
Michael Hernandez
Waiting for horse police's blessing
Julian Watson
I got a Beretta M9 for 400$ did I do ok?
Julian Lee
How much did you have to pay for those?
Leo Gomez
I'll need to get some new grips. These are bent and don't sit correctly.
What brand is this?
Cooper Evans
Norchinko
I've always been wary about getting chinkshit but I've gathered from a bunch of sources that they're actually very decent for the price
Ethan Russell
Oh baby the 550 ty Swiss arms
Brandon Torres
You got this from Mach1Arsenal, didn't you? I noticed they listed a bunch of beautiful Hi Powers for sale but I'm too broke right now. Yours looks bretty gud.
Gabriel Sanchez
The P08 was $1530, the P38 was $758
Jacob Robinson
I brought home this Roth-Steyr M1907 recently. Proof date is 1910.
Colton Bennett
Yeah, I did. I'm pretty happy with it so far, and it looks like their prices have been going up for the nicer pieces, so I figured I should get it on them sooner than later.
Ryan Anderson
I'm still hunting for a stripper clip for the Roth-Steyr. Here's my family of top-loaders.
Jose Powell
Finally landed me an East German makarov. The holy trinity is complete. Now I need to look into the other Warsaw 9x18 pistols...
Evan Wright
Have you had the chance to shoot it yet? I’m considering buying a Luger at some point.
Mason Ross
Just brought her home from the show for $225 got some oil in her and it's smooooooth!
Evan Brown
Lugers are darned nice shooters but the prices they fetch lately have been getting a bit ridiculous. The grip angle is very comfortable but the sights are rather small - comparable to others of the era. They are picky about magazines more than anything else. The vast majority of reliability issues can be fixed with a new magazine or magazine spring.
Benjamin Kelly
>winchester 97
>smooth
Did you remove most of the parts or something
Nathan James
Well smooth as I'll get it I guess pretty clunky but my Model 12 is slicker
Joshua Flores
I haven't yet, the P38 shoots as well as any full-metal frame 9mm, although as says I've heard the Luger is a nicer shooter.
Ryan Ramirez
Haven't shot them yet. Anyone know a good place to get parts for shit like this?
Robert Adams
Numrich maybe just got parts for my 1903 hammerless from them, pretty wide selection of miscellaneous stuff
Dylan Gonzalez
1944 Inland carbine
Carter Martinez
They do seem a little pricy. Would you have any suggestions on where to look for them by any chance?
David Turner
Saw a Charter Arms AR-7 at my LGS for a very affordable price, took it home.
Since I had a trash can full of rainwater, I wanted to see if it would float like the ArmaLite models
Good news,: Tt floats
Bad news: Its not waterproof
MFW I see an oil slick while taking this photo
Samuel James
Forgot pic
Mason Wilson
Been about a month or so but my last acquisition was this 1908.
Josiah Thomas
Fucking nice, I love my Luger to bits and its my favorite handgun to take so the range
I picked these up last week:
- Savage Model 99 min .300 Savage
- Remington Model 51 in .380 ACP
Christian Fisher
I just bought this French Gun right here not even half an hour ago. Basically paid 340 for it. Pretty good condition.
Adrian Jackson
I own 5 lugers
Let's see more if it. What year and what maker?
Robert Gutierrez
Baby Rock and a Sub 2k g19. Probably going to get the multi mag switch and send it in to kel tec since I've heard of reliability issues when people do it themselves. Impossible to find a multi mag version so I snagged this fucker when I could. Ran 100 rounds through it today but didn't get to the baby rock, and holy shit I did not expect any recoil on a pistol caliber carbine.
Oliver Anderson
Yeah ya done goofed, just about every variation of that gun is garbage. Which is a shame because the concept is great.
Kevin Watson
Christopher Miller
im jelly on the p08 user.
Brandon Hill
Rem 51 is the shiz-nit, was Patton's CCW piece during the war.
Unless you are a Chad reloader, that 99 is gonna be expensive to shoot.
Jeremiah White
you did ok
Matthew Green
Hi-Standard R-101 "Sentinel" Never seen a snub-nosed 9-round .22 revolver before
Logan Stewart
I absolutely love my Remington 51. Have some slomo.
As for .300 Savage, I've already got a Remington 81 in the same caliber. I really don't plan on shooting it a whole lot, but I was fortunate to get a ton of JBA ammo for relatively cheap a while ago.
Adam Smith
Looks pre-mil, correct?
I like the old-school ones, particularly the ones out of Utica, very high-quality, and its gotta have a brass rotor to really put it over the top
Mine was made in 1916 and is a .30-30 model, bummer the threads are a bit loose, no reloading for me
Julian Morris
Here's some pics I took while still at the show. How did I do for $1530?
Michael Hernandez
Hey I got quads!
Anyways it's a 1942 Mauser, all matching numbers except the magazine
Jaxson Collins
>lugers in that condition actually go for 1500 dollars
fuck meesa
But seriously, I’m jealous
Colton Gray
For that price it better have a holster and capture papers!
Camden Peterson
Yeah, pre-mil: serial 697xxx. Mine's got a steel rotor and made in Chiccadee Falls, Mass. Savage99.com says mine was made in 1953. I got mine for $320; a price I honestly couldn't say no to
Sorry to hear about yours. Can you still shoot it at least?
Jose Anderson
I got a PA63 a few weeks ago
The slide keeps on getting stuck though and i cannot figure out why.
Dominic Martinez
If only!
Pic related is an old listing. Everything I see now is ~3200. I've been looking for the past few months and even non-matching goes for ~$900 nowadays
Juan Cook
I just got a Beretta 1201FP with a Surefire handguard for $300. Its got a great 90's aesthetic and seems to be in pretty good shape.
Oliver Garcia
I also picked up this pre-war Hi-Power and stock recently.
Nathan Sanders
Angel Butler
I've looked at those before, they seem like neat guns but I was never sure if it was going to run or not so I declined to buy
How much with all the parts bought thru them?
What is the far left? I forgot the name
Lincoln Wood
That is the Steyr-Hahn M1912.
Isaac Robinson
Got these recently
Andrew Scott
Just bought one of these PPS-50 spaghetti plinkers also got my Galil ARM kit from Apex today, it's in really nice shape.
Jose Rodriguez
Dude! Get a 9x19 barrel for it from IGB in Austria. No extra charge to number it to your pistol
Leo Gray
They cost nearly what I paid for this pistol. Nice to see that site is still using one of my photos despite my request to either credit my image or remove it.
Kevin Young
Welcome to pixsy.com - I'm pretty sure Austria is in territories they cover. I got a hundred and fifty bucks after their share came out from an acupuncture clinic that was using a landscape I shot.
Logan Adams
Excuse the phone fagging but here's mine. Dated 1918 and 1920
Connor James
Beautiful as always. What camera do you use? I've been wanting to take some proper pictures of my collection, always admired how clear and nice your photos are
Adrian Morgan
What do you think about the baby rock? I held one at the lgs and the grip safety bothered me. It was higher up
and smaller than a real 1911. Felt life me the soft webbing of my hand was the only thing pressing it down.
Lucas Gutierrez
Dylan Diaz
Lucas Martinez
just use a flat head screwdriver. Are you pushing them the right way? If its caked in cosmoline you can try spraying it with some wd-40.
Joshua Anderson
I use a Canon Rebel T3.
Hudson Lewis
This one has finally come out of the factory. Posted it some time ago already, but this is a Heym 35 O/U Drilling.
Basically a shotgun over a rifle with a low caliber rifle on the side. This one is in .30-06, .22 Sav. HP and 20ga 3".
It is topped off with a Swarovski Z6i 2-12x50 scope. Now all that is left is getting it to shoot. The .22 HP shoots 2" left at the moment.
Next gun is probably going to be a nice revolver. Maybe a Colt SAA or a Single Action .454 Casull.
I am really jealous of you. Always wanted a Model 8, but they- along with .35 Rem and .300 Sav (Not to mention the rest) are practically unobtanium here.
Leo Murphy
nice just got a cetme kit from them in good shape
Christian Flores
That's the pistol that runs on the hesitation locking system right?
How well does it work?
Michael Diaz
They work extremely well in .32 and .380. Very compact compared to contemporary designs and surprisingly soft recoil even for these cartridges.
Elijah Wood
dude what the fuck. nice hi power
clearly I need a new camera. I was going to get the rebel t3 but a refurbished t6 is like $330ish so ehhhh. Do you know much about camera hardware and what to buy?
Gavin Gomez
your hi power still has incredible bluing. how much did you pay if you don't mind me asking?
Kevin Miller
Landon Johnson
All said I have about $1400 in the gun and stock together.
Isaac Butler
you fuck. that's beyond a steal with that level of finish
Isaac Price
Just put 200 rounds through it today. I didn't have any issues with the grip safety whatsoever, you can't even feel it really. Seems like it activates pretty easily.
I'm usually worried about grip safeties, but with that extended tail and it being a small pistol I'm naturally inclined into a very tight grip on it and it becomes unnoticeable.
As far as accuracy goes, I definitely shoot my other handguns better, but I don't expect this to be dead accurate - just ridiculously reliable and easy to operate.
Of which, it still needs to prove reliability, as 200 rounds from 2 ammo types doesn't really tell me much yet. Honestly with the strength and quality it feels that it has I don't think this is every going to have any issues with cycling or various loads. I think it's a definite winner in that category.
Ease of use is a little iffy, as it's very stiff still and whether that's due to needing oiled or just designed to have very tight parts/high pressure springs I can't quite tell.
Overall, I'd definitely carry it or if you're a 1911 fan it's great for a collection too. For those that don't like 1911's, don't bother, you're not going to like this one either.
For the price? It's a very good handgun, and I'm generally very picky.