Zombie Squad

This company is one of the bigger importers to Canada for Joe Blow Canadian who wants certain itar items the legal way. They made this post on Canadian Gun Nutz. We want to share these statistics with you in the hopes of helping everyone understand what they can expect to see moving forward. In the ...

boskone wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 08, 2020 9:22 am

Folding stock adapter, maybe? For maximum tacticool.

I've had them on other firearms. When folded it adds SO much bulk.

So, I promised pictures of my hunt camp defense shotgun at the start of this thread. Finally getting around to it. https://i.imgur.com/siKjjcK.jpg?2 Build details: Started as a Remington 870 "Special Purpose" receiver, which I understand to be a police style receiver before Remington made "police" m...

Just bought another 870. Doesn't come with a barrel, but came with a knoxx folder. I tell myself I'm going to tune it and sell it again ... But the more I think about a short barrel with some sexy wood ... The less likely I am to sell it. If all goes well tomorrow, I should be coming home with a ne...

Just bought another 870.
Doesn't come with a barrel, but came with a knoxx folder. I tell myself I'm going to tune it and sell it again ... But the more I think about a short barrel with some sexy wood ... The less likely I am to sell it.

PistolPete wrote: ↑

Wed Jul 01, 2020 9:24 am

Prediction for fall tactical apparel- Hawaiian shirts are out, pastel pink polos are in.

Kanye West wrote: Pink-ass polos with a fuckin' backpack
But everybody know you brought real rap back

HSGI tacos will hold every mag you throw in them. 5.56, 7.62x39, 7.62x51. Blue Force Gear tenspeed pouches will hold a lot of things, are much lighter, (lighter than the attachment strap of most molle pouches) but don't stretch as far as tacos. BFG is also more difficult to perform (re)insertion, so...

I really wanted an H&R for a really small budget and could not find it for the price I wanted. The price difference between a Henry single shot and a Rossi in .357 Mag is too small for me to go for the Henry, and the weight of a Rossi is fantastic. I think the Henry's are $350, and a Rossi can be h...

I think Rossi has 45LCs too. My LGS has them in stock. They can be smoothed out. There's definitely some 45LC lever guns out there. Marlin released an 1895 in .410 this year ... I know there's some platforms where the two can be fired in the same gun, but I won't pretend to know the nuances of it a...

Henry makes one too. I would make sure any .410 has 3 inch/76.2mm chambers. That is where you get your powerful loads. The Henry, last I checked, only had 2.5 inch chambers. I'm willing to shoot a deer with a lot of stuff, but a 2.5 inch .410 slug is not on the list. Just me though. Yeah. That's wh...

Marlin makes a fine lever gun as well. However, if price is a factor, the 30/30 is probably the cheapest, most well rounded lever gun caliber out there. Well made by many companies. I just found this morning that marlin made an 1895 in .410 this year. I'm not burdened with an abundance of knowledge...

Marlin makes a fine lever gun as well. However, if price is a factor, the 30/30 is probably the cheapest, most well rounded lever gun caliber out there. Well made by many companies. I just found this morning that marlin made an 1895 in .410 this year. I'm not burdened with an abundance of knowledge...

Make some suggestions? Money's pretty tight, but obviously not so tight I can't look around for a deal. Let's set a budget of $750 . Is that budget in Canadian or U.S. dollars? I'll say american, just to give you an answer. Canadian gun prices are the most fluid among any commodity I've ever witnes...

So, my wife's pregnant, and has been blatantly suggesting a "push present" is in order ... She has strongly indicated an interest in her own lever action (after I bought and customized my Mares Leg). We own a small piece of hunting property in northern Ontario. My wife has an over under 12 guage. I ...

I might just need to build me another AR. :lol: I wonder how hard it would be to get a (faux) blued finish? Maybe two: one to host a set of this furniture, and a WWSD2020. Split the difference of possible styles. :clownshoes: A dark blue anodized finish might be possible. I'm sure duracoat comes in...

I've looked at these or similar sets before. I dig them. However the reason I don't like hunting with wood stocks is that I'm afraid to scratch them. My dad's guns all had wooden stocks. I would prefer to keep those stocks as is for sentimental and heirloom value. A collapsible stock means I can hun...

Have you checked out the ZS Building A Battle Belt thread? Iirc, it's not so well written about the "why" one would choose a loaded belt over loading a plate carrier, but there's lots of pictures and some discussion around gear as well. https://www.zombiehunters.org/forum/viewtopic.php?f=14&t=74377&...

If you haven't worked with titanium before I'd advise reading up on it. It has some quirks and it's not as strong as people think it is. In some ways, it's more like very mild steel. I think I remember reading that titanium sparks can set the chips on fire, and the chips do fun things like burn hol...

Yeah, I'd thought about that, definitely friendlier on the wrist, and if I'm making it from scratch there's no real reason I couldn't make a couple top ends. But I just like the surrealism of a full size shotgun shell popping out of what is probably the most iconic handgun ever built. I'll have to ...

I went to a vocational and technical high school and took machine shop, machinery design, drafting, and (very rudimentary) CAD, including computer-controlled milling machines. I look at the state of modern machining and it's like I studied in the dark ages. :lol: I went to school for tool and die a...

I wish someone would misplace some tooling in my garage. One of the things I keep running into is that I'd love to learn how to use a mill and lathe. Maybe one of these days, when I have proper shop space. I went to a vocational and technical high school and took machine shop, machinery design, dra...

I wish someone would misplace some tooling in my garage. One of the things I keep running into is that I'd love to learn how to use a mill and lathe. Maybe one of these days, when I have proper shop space. I went to a vocational and technical high school and took machine shop, machinery design, dra...

I wish someone would misplace some tooling in my garage.