A gun for IPSC

• Johnston

  11 Oct 04, 23:49

  
• *Lord Kang*

  11 Oct 04, 23:52

  That's cool!!But i don't think if u join the Singapore Shooting club, u can own ur own piece of weapon right??Even if u can, u can't keep it at home...
• Johnston

  11 Oct 04, 23:54

  Who's talking about putting it at home anyway.
  If need been, a common kitchen knife/pen knife/screwdriver/hammer, is just as effective as a bullet.
• John Ching

  11 Oct 04, 23:55

  It looks like a kimbers M1911 semi-auto.
  
• *Lord Kang*

  11 Oct 04, 23:57

  Originally posted by Johnston:

  Who's talking about putting it at home anyway.
  If need been, a common kitchen knife/pen knife/screwdriver/hammer, is just as effective as a bullet.

  no mah..If u can own one, who don't want to put it at hm??Then u just buy one and keep it in the armoury at the range...
• Johnston

  12 Oct 04, 00:02

  Originally posted by John Ching:

  It looks like a kimbers M1911 semi-auto.
  

  No, it's from Strayer Voight.
  They seem to make custom guns only.
  You want it, you have the cash, and they'd make it.
  
• SpecOps87

  12 Oct 04, 17:13

  Anyway,which type of scopes do you prefer?The tube type of scope or just a simple Reflex Sight?
• crosshair II

  13 Oct 04, 20:57

  Originally posted by Johnston:

  

  you shoot ipsc??
  
  i use the g17 and usp
• crosshair II

  13 Oct 04, 20:58

  Originally posted by SpecOps87:

  Anyway,which type of scopes do you prefer?The tube type of scope or just a simple Reflex Sight?

  used c-more and aimpoint
• crosshair II

  21 Oct 04, 18:48

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• crosshair II

  21 Oct 04, 18:49

  
• Johnston

  21 Oct 04, 19:04

  Identify your pieces, if you will.
  Pretty pictures are all well and good, but we want statistics.
  
  
  Open Division, i suppose?
• crosshair II

  21 Oct 04, 19:09

  
  Mine not here and can't take pix...
  
  Got PM to you, please reply.
  
  Thanx
  
• Johnston

  21 Oct 04, 19:16

  Well, surely you can recite the stats of your competition guns off the top off the head?
  
  If not the nitty-gritty, perhaps the small details?
  
  Manufacturer?
  Sight?
  Caliber?
  Compensated?
  
  
• crosshair II

  21 Oct 04, 19:21

  Originally posted by Johnston:

  Well, surely you can recite the stats of your competition guns off the top off the head?
  
  If not the nitty-gritty, perhaps the small details?
  
  Manufacturer?
  Sight?
  Caliber?
  Compensated?
  
  

  HK USP9C; standard; 9mm; no
• crosshair II

  21 Oct 04, 19:24

  Originally posted by crosshair II:

  HK USP9C; standard; 9mm; no

  the G17 as well but no more since with P9...
• Johnston

  21 Oct 04, 19:24

  Originally posted by crosshair II:

  HK USP9C; standard; 9mm; no

  Hmm im going to have to brush up on my HK USP manual if you are appearing at the event.
  
  Which variant?
  
  http://www.hkpro.com/uspc.htm
  
  
  
• crosshair II

  21 Oct 04, 19:32

  [quote]Originally posted by Johnston:
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  Hmm im going to have to brush up on my HK USP manual if you are appearing at the event.
  
  Which variant?
  
  [quote]
  
  ours are standard issue.. what do you think we can do ?? ; )
• Johnston

  21 Oct 04, 20:24

  http://www.hkdefense.us/pages/military-le/handguns/usp45ct.html
  
  
  
  Now, dont you wish you had this.
  
  
• crosshair II

  22 Oct 04, 22:23

  Originally posted by Johnston:

  http://www.hkdefense.us/pages/military-le/handguns/usp45ct.html
  
  
  
  Now, dont you wish you had this.
  
  

  .. in our case we want the bang... in the firefire...
  .. for sport shooting...no way as this will affect the power on the round.
• chunyong

  22 Oct 04, 22:30

  Originally posted by crosshair II:

  .. in our case we want the bang... in the firefire...
  .. for sport shooting...no way as this will affect the power on the round.

  ha, too bad i never get to use it cos if i have to...either i won't be here or my buddy won't be here liao.