Final build for the 1301. Now all thats left is to test it out 🙈

Build list:
- Holosun 507COMP
- Airdus Charging Handle
- Airdus Bolt Release
- Airdus Stock Adapter
- Airdus Q-DC Carrier
- Briley M-Lock Handguard
- Magpul SGA Stock
- Streamlight Pro Tac Strobe Light

Applied some upgrades to my Trail (cope gun?)

-Eotech 1-6 Vudu w/ Scalarworks mount

-G-Ten picatinny stock adapter

-Airsoft folding stock (nicer one on the way)

-BCM gunfighter vert grip

-MDT Arca rail (for my tripod)

-Holosun Iris 3

-American Defense MQD mount for my P-Falcon640

-Bren 2 muzzle break, forget where I got that from

Southern Cross Small Arms Taipan X chambered in .223 Wylde

From tip to tail:

• Precision Armaments EFAB Hybrid Muzzle device
• Feyachi Carbon Fiber Tactical Rifle Bipod 6"-9" Adjustable with Picatinny/M-LOK Adapter (to be replaced)
• Tommy Enterprises Picatinny foregrip adapter for SCSA Taipan X / EVO
• Magpul AFG-2 angled foregrip
• Burris FastFire 3 red dot reflex sight on TruGlo 45º Offset Picatinny Rail Mount
• Burris RT-6 1-6x24 LPVO on P.E.P.R. mount
• (First pic) Cross Industries Cross Mag 10/10 coupling magazine
• (Second & third pic) Magpul PMAG 5/30 AR/M4 GEN M2 MOE Windowed
• (Fourth & fifth pic) CPD DuraMag SS 10 round
• Tommy Enterprises Buffer Tube Stock Adapter for Taipan X
• ASAP QD - Ambidextrous Sling Attachment Point QD backplate
• Mil-Spec AR buffer tube
• MOE Carbine Stock – Mil-Spec

Does a pump action/straight pull .223 rifle need a hybrid muzzle brake/compensator? No. Do I like the look of it? Yes.

Am I aware that the durability of Tommy Enterprises aftermarket parts is in question? Yes. Am I willing to give a Canadian gun parts manufacturer a chance for my business? Also yes.

Sheila's outfit is almost complete. Waiting on a Hogue OverMolded AR stock on backorder and I will probably swap out the bipod for a Magpul or real Harris bipod once my credit card stops smoking.

Base: Akdas Alcor .223

Fox Operator: Single piece buffer tube & AR grip Adaptor Magpul MOE Stock, FDE

Magpul MOE K2+ Grip (modified beaver tail to follow adaptor curve), FDE

Fox Operator: Competition Flared Magwel l Magpul 556 PMAG windowed, FDE

GBRS hydra v2 mount kit : EXPS version

Eotech EXPS3-0, FDE

DBAL I2 9007

PTS Unity pressure switch

Crusader Arms Akdas Alcor kit (aluminum handguard used)

Magpul MOE M-LOK MVG Vertical grip, FDE

Surefire M600DF Scout light (body only)

Z-Bolt Blazer LEP (head only)

The cats like the mosin

Year one with my exemption from being criminally charged for bear arms

Winchester SXP Trench 12g

57’ Tula SKS with BadAce Tac red dot mount and Holosun optic

Churchill 612 torso

Henry Golden Boy .22 MAG

Looking towards my next purchase, most likely a Derya TM22 but cant decide between 12” or full size. Or do I save my money and pre order a Makasi 🤔.

Runs flawlessly TNA chassis with spacer B5 systems grip Hical mag adapter Magpul extended mag release Magpul handstop Magwedge mag coupler Removed front sight and bayo lug for future threading Lpvo in the corner chair atm

Dad and I spent the morning at the range. He recently picked up the Delisle and stage coach gun on GP so we were itching to give them a go!

Confiscation of Legally Obtained Property is Not Aligned with a Free or Democratic Society. If they succeed, it sets a precedent for taking anything they want at any time.

Cleaning Day

From the bottom

Turkish Delight: Citadel AD-500 .308 Semi Auto, 5rd Magazines (surprisingly awesome and shoots a 3 foot flame from the front because of no muzzle device). Never had an issue and surprising quality for Turkey.

Rossi 30-30 R95 - Lever action - Go-to hunting gun perfect for any Canadian game

We will skip that one

Top: Bubba SKS

Property Rights are basic human rights.

The SS-211 is the perfect backwoods companion. Shown here in the stunning satin nickel finish option.

Arrived today, SBI ST-22 Precision in bronze with sbi 597 adaptor, muzzle brake, folding stock, sbi rail/handguard, PA glx 1x microprism.

Henry .357, and 30-30 all weathers. Gotta run down to the states and get an RPP stock for the .357.

Looking to finish off my space cow boy, looking for suggestion on optic

Happy Canada Day!

Chassis is coming along. Something something tortoise and the hare... Waiting on my hardwood parts to get CNC'd (buttstock, pistol grip, lower and upper handguard) so I can hand finish them. Shown here is my main steel body for my chassis, a 3D printed prototype of my folding 6-position skeletonized "buffer tube" (attaches to picatinny rears like on the upcoming Makasi) and a 3D printed prototype of an upcoming tacticool handguard design. Hoping to pre-install AK side rails to the chassis so users can use QD AK side rails.

All in all been a busy as hell summer, even though I've been kinda quiet... I'm taking a much needed vacation for a few weeks then coming back swinging this summer. Not shown is an upcoming SKS muzzle brake, AK-style side rail mount and all of my Homesteader stuff. Also gonna start making classic "cheese grater" handguards 'cause apparently nobody else in Canada does anymore lol.

I've been hoarding cardboard boxes.

The guy threw in the ammo for free for the gun! What a sweet fella!

Just got my pal, bought this little turd the same day. FTE right out of the box, after a teardown and clean it's running good. Thankfully! Wouldn't recommend as a first purchase, anyone waiting for their pal, just be patient and buy a "real" gun.

FS-PRO is a feature-packed folding semi-automatic tactical shotgun that elevates performance and user comfort to the next level.

The receiver is 7075 billet machined alloy for ultimate durability reliability and quality. It has a folding capability to reduce the overall length to just 26" for compact transportation and storage. The top picatinny rail is machined in place, offering superior durability over add-on rails. For sighting, the FS-Pro features Glock-style fiber optic sights, significantly enhancing accuracy and aiming speed, making it an ideal choice for fast-paced scenarios. Charging handle is knurled and oversized for easy bolt manipulation.

The picatinny rail on the left side of the synthetic forend allows for the attachment of accessories such as flashlights or lasers, increasing your customization options. On the right side of the forend, a single shell holder positioned close to the chamber provides easy access for quick reloading in emergency situations. Additionally, two shell holders in the synthetic stock ensure that extra ammunition is always at your fingertips. The cheek riser on the stock can be adjusted according to accessory optics like red dots or holographic sights when mounted on the built-in picatinny rail. Forend and stock touchpoints feature a rough texture for secure grip in all conditions.

The FS-PRO model features a 4140 drilled steel barrel with interchangeable chokes. Fixed atop is a barrel shroud that provides hand protection against the risk of contact with a hot barrel, as well as enhanced cooling due to increased surface area. Extended magazine tube comes standard (not shown in picture above), allowing for x5 shots of 3" and x6 shots of 2.75" shells. Ghost loading is possible, allowing for x8 shots total with 2.75" shells.

The FS-PRO is specifically designed with a striking combination of Flat Dark Earth (FDE) and black, finished with a durable Cerakote coating. This high-quality finish ensures the shotgun’s longevity even in challenging conditions, while also providing an elegant appearance. Life all firearms imports from TI, the FS-Pro is backed with a full lifetime warranty.

Henry H15 20 ga.
Browning BL22

I’ve lost track of the number of rabbits and grouse that I’ve bagged with these two classics.

Today’s selection is comprised of Cold War and Modern Day (GWOT) Submachineguns (SMGs), Pistol Caliber Carbines (PCCs) and Personal Defense Weapons (PDWs).  In chronological order they are:

Fabrique Nationale / Israeli Military Industries (IMI) Uzi  (1954-Present)

Canadian Arsenals Limited C1 SMG  (1958-1986)

Heckler & Koch MP5 (1964-Present)

Sterling L34A1 / Mk IX Suppressed SMG (1967-1988)

Fabrique Nationale P-90 / PS-90 (1986-Present)

Steyr / Brugger & Thomet Tactical Machinepistol 9mm (TMP-9) (1992-Present)

FAMAE (Chile) SAF-40 .40 S&W  (1993-Present)

Ceska Zbrova Skorpion EVO 3  (2009-Present)

Brugger & Thomet Advanced Police Carbine 9mm (APC9) (2011-Present)

SIG MPX (2015-Present)

French Tickler SKS still in cosmoline - $800

Slightly used Winchester XPR SR w MDT field stock, bipod, 5 rnd metal aics mag -$850

Updated Ruger 10/22 stainless - $450 (Holosun 403B mounted got one for $160)

Slightly used Mossberg 590a1 9+1 - $900

Don’t see myself buying anything else for a while but overall how’d I do?

It's too fun changing things around with modular guns.

Now I have the decision, try the folding stock, or stick with the Old "Stock" stock.

After some heat shrink and some trimming, I did manage to remove most of the wobble from the original. The new one doesn't have any wobble either, but lacks a cheek rest right now.

Decisions decisions.....

I love my Rossi Ranch hand, i also love woodworking, so today i ventured out and made a new stock for the little Rossi and turned it into a fully shoulder-able lever action.