Anybody get anything cool that is gun-related today?

[sumoj275]

I figure these are probably from the 1990s.

Older than that because I was in jr high when they phased the sporting goods out. When Target removed their sporting goods I didn’t have anywhere to go except to the music section, read tape not CD, when I was there with my mom.

 

[sumoj275]

Received a few mags. A couple for the TX22, and a couple Mecgar for the Tisas px9.

Broke out the lable maker and marked/numbered the mags.
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The Tisas uses Sig 226 mags. The factory supplied mags are marked Mecgar S226. Sweet....

@Dumpstick
How well does the labels stay on? I like the idea.

 

[sumoj275]

Labeling the mags is not a bad idea. I have multiple handguns including 1911's in both .45 and 9mm. They are all marked, but have to stop put my glasses on to read them.

I understand the glasses. My problem is the 1911 9mm and .38 super since both have a “crease” the length of the mags.

 

[sumoj275]

The “Baffle Holder”

 

[red dirt shootist]

Target had a real sporting goods section back in the day. I bought a lot of fishing stuff there too.

Do you remember Gibson's and Founders Fair?

 

[Catt57]

Broomhandle Mauser




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It's a CO2 BB gun. Solid metal and full auto with blow back and cycling action. A pretty good replica for a BB gun. Still neat as h3ll.

Amazon link:

https://a.co/d/hFuFJmb

 

[OK Corgi Rancher]

Couple of spare mags for the Bodyguard 2.0. Got 'em from Joe Bob Outfitters...great price, shipped next day, no tax. First time I've bought from them but I'll likely be back.

 

[Dumpstick]

@Dumpstick
How well does the labels stay on? I like the idea.

So far so good. I cleaned the mag bottom with rubbing alcohol before sticking on the label. The mags I've labeled prior to this are holding up just fine.

However, I'm not doing gun sports with these either - not dropping empties into the dirt for a fast mag change, etc.