Taurus Model 85 Protector in .38 special +P
Leatherman WAVE multi-tool
Streamlight Strion compact flashlight
Swiss Legend Commander Chronograph watch

Unknown: Molle pistol case

Skatchkins wrote:

2ndchance wrote:That's Chris' great grandfather's revolver. LOL.

No, seriously. I'm a bit stumped with this one. It looks like a Colt New Service revolver. If this is then, Chris, you should go get it appraised. It may be worth a LOT of money, depending on caliber, condition, and vintage.

Yep, its a 45 Colt New Service

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offroadaz wrote:Yep, its a 45 Colt New Service

Looked around online a bit and according to proofhouse.com the gun was mfgr in 1916. Serial # is 99478 E

You should take it to Cabelas. They have a gun library near the gun section. They can look up all sorts of info for you.

offroadaz wrote:Looked around online a bit and according to proofhouse.com the gun was mfgr in 1916. Serial # is 99478 E

Pretty standard AR
Aimpoint T-1
Daniel's Defense rail system
Magpul biotch!
Magpul MBUS Gen 1
Magpul XTM Rail covers
Magpul Pmag windowed with Ranger plate
Magpul AFT Angled fore grip
Magpul MIAD grip
Magpul UBR stock
Magpul MOE trigger guard

Unknown: Aimpoint quick release riser
Unknown: Flash hider (looks like a BCM or Doublestar)

Although this is a cool gun, part of me thinks that it's actually an airsoft rifle.

offroadaz wrote:4925

This is a unique setup. All of this makes for a lightweight Piston Driven rifle, at the same price of a piston AR15. Not sure how the sustaining value would be, but it would be light (5.5lbs +/-)

Rifle probably started out as a Kel-Tec SU16c (threaded barrel). A Kel-Tec SU16E upgrade was added to give it the ability to use a collapsable stock, instead of their underfolder. Then, they replaced the CAR stock that came with the SU16E kit and slapped on a Magpul MOE stock.

Yankee Hill flash hider
AR-Stoner extended scope base
Leatherwood Hi-LUX 1-4x24 CMR rifle scope (my next scope)
Troy Battlemag 30 round

Unknown: flashlight
Unknown: flashlight mount

Good find!

Oh, Sig 220 pistol under it

Skatchkins wrote:

You are awesome Jimmster

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You are awesome Jimmster

X500!

Man, for a good 15 minutes, you stumped the hell out of me. That shogun is very unique. I've never seen anything like it, which tells me that it's a toy. Airsoft. Google confirmed it.

Because it's airsoft, I can't determine the rest of the equipment, as I don't know much about airsoft stuff.

Skatchkins wrote:You are awesome Jimmster

That's a Fa Mas F1 assault rifle, used by the french military and the foreign legions.

The forward grip is made by Mako and can attach any traditional flashlight. There is also a side mounted Insight M2 LED weaponlight. Not sure why the redundancy, but maybe it's a M6X with a laser/light combo.

Unknown: Scope and rings.

offroadaz wrote:4928

You win again. Scary good :)

Im all torqued now... I
I do love that gun.

That's an easy one. Tony Rumore of Tromix built that beauty! The gun, not the girl. :)

That's a Tromix S-17 SBS shotgun built by modifying a Saiga 12 and adding the following:

Tromix Designed Stock and the adaptor is welded into the receiver.
Galil charging handle welded on the bolt for quicker function
HK front and rear sights, beautifully blended into the rear receiver cover and front gas block.
The trigger guard is replaced by an HK-Style metal guard and is tig welded in place.
A 249 SAW grip is installed
Tri-rail
12 round extended magazine
Insight M3 weaponlight

Unknown: Forward grip

What's odd is, Tromix makes a fine muzzle break. Not sure why this rifle has a different one installed. Could be an earlier version of Tromix's. So, it's an unknown.

Skatchkins wrote:You win again. Scary good :)

This one hits close to home. I was going to build one of these, but decided that having all that weight on the barrel would make the rifle feel very heavy. Granted, it's a cool way to pack 50 rounds! It still me be a future buy.

This is a AR57 upper made by a company called "AR Five Seven". PW Arms also makes one but I'm pretty sure this is an original AR Five Seven upper. It utilized the 5.7x28mm cartridge that is usually used in the FN P90 and the FN Five-SeveN semi auto pistol. The best features of this upper/ammo combination is that it utilizes FN P90 50 round magazines and the recoil is pretty light. It pushes a 31gr bullet out past 2,350fps. It was originally designed to replace the 9mm to increase capacity, increase accuracy, reduce over penetration, and reduce recoil.

The upper is pretty much factory stock, including the flash hider and sports a 12" barrel. This out is outfitted with Magpul MBUS sights, an Aimpoint T-1 dot scope on a quick release riser mount (Probably American Defense or Daniel Defense). The stock is a Magpul UBR, grip is a Magpul MIAD, and the flashlight is an older Surefire M900 (Pre-LED).

Most people may ask, "If it uses a P90 magazine and it sits on top of the barrel, why is there a AR-15 magazine inserted in the lower"? The reason is this: The AR57 upper is designed to bottom eject, through the AR magazine well. Most (like this one) will take a 30rnd Pmag, cut the top feed lips off the magazine, remove the follower and spring, and use the magazine as a shell catcher. Pretty smart! BTW: Those black stickers on the magazine is grip tape, sold by Magpul.

The charging handle is non-reciprocating which allows all the gas to either exit the barrel or go down the magazine well. This makes it an AWESOME platform for running a suppressor and for a southpaw shooter like me.

With all it's benefits, the AR57 upper does have some limitations.

1. You NEED to use factory FN P90 mags. Luckily, they are only about $30-40 bucks. Aftermarket mags have proven to have feed issues.
2. You have a LOT of extra weight on the barrel, which makes the rifle feel heavier.
3. The $800 price tag is a BIG pill to swallow.

Still, if I can sell my AK and one of my ARs , it will be on my "To Buy List", along with the Saiga 12 that was pictured earlier. :)

Skatchkins wrote:

Wonder if there is a 22lr conversion or pistol calibre version of that? seems like 9mm or 22 up top wouldnt be too heavy

Cool, Jims.
Build it!