Thoughts on the Springfield SA35?

Thoughts on the Springfield SA35?

I’ve been in the market for a Hi Power for a little while. I heard these had some issues with extractors failing though and wanted to know what you guys thought.

u/Present_Friend_6467 — 7 days ago

The collection after three years

Zastava M70 Zpap

Underfolder WASR 10

Taurus model 80

Arsenal 106F

DWM Luger

Beretta 92FS

Century arms R1A1

Ruger Ec9s

Bulgarian Makarov

Century Arms C15 Sporter built on a surplus colt upper.

Hungarian Pa63

Egyptian Helwan

Type 56 SKS

91/59 Mosin Nagant carbine

Type 38 Arisaka. (Bubba got to her :( )

Izhmash Saiga 12

Remington 870 Magnum

I’ve been collecting for about three years now. I’ve currently got an M4 clone on layaway and after that I’d like to get either a Glock 19 or a Smith and Wesson 38 snub. Let me know what y’all think of the collection! :)

u/Present_Friend_6467 — 18 days ago
▲ 407 r/stalker

Gonna be playing Clear Sky for the first time tonight

What do you guys think of clear sky? Any tips I should keep in mind before going in?

u/Present_Friend_6467 — 23 days ago

Homemade VietCong pistol.

Figured you guys would get a kick out of this. I was gifted this really neat piece of history today. I have a family member who served in the Vietnam war and who brought this back. It’s a crude break open single shot pistol and an awesome piece of history :D

u/Present_Friend_6467 — 25 days ago

Homemade VietCong pistol

was gifted this really neat piece of history today. I have a family member who served in the Vietnam war and who brought this back. It’s a crude break open single shot pistol and an awesome piece of history :D

u/Present_Friend_6467 — 25 days ago

STALKER Inspired :)

Probably not the sub for this but I really enjoy the community here :) (plus I got banned of r/ak47 for posting my feet)

u/Present_Friend_6467 — 1 month ago

My great grandfather in North Louisiana before being drafted into the Army. - 1943

Born poor in a small Rural Louisiana town my great grandfather would eventually be drafted into the U.S. Army in 1943 at the age of 20.

In the following year he would take part in the battle of the bulge as a field technician, carrying an M1 Thompson submachine gun and helping repair allied telephone lines. He never saw much combat but did have to fire a few sprays at Germans in the nearby tree line.

He would be discharged in 1945, return to Louisiana and peacefully pass away at home at the age of 99.

u/Present_Friend_6467 — 2 months ago