Here is my PLR22, it has the following changes -
1. KelTec forend
2. 2" muzzle brake
3. removed front and back sights
4. Barska 50mm red dot
5. KelTec case (new Mikes submachine gun case on the way)
Waiting for the following to show up to complete
1. 2 Blackdog 26 round magazines
2. KelTech sling
3. red dot laser
4. tactical light
plr22_scope.jpg
Looks nice!
PLR's are like AR's. You just can't leave them alone.
Self defense is not a part-time job!
Shooting is one of the great joys in life. Pass it on.
Colt Single Action Army - The original point and click interface.
From one of my Drill Sargents upon graduating from Basic Training - "Keep your powder dry, your pecker wet, and your belly full."
LOL tell me about it, not even finished and I am finding things I want to change and redo already!
it looks good
helping others die for their cause since 2003
si vis pacem, para bellum
realized this morning that i am yossarian
Thank you, I take you are stationed at Fort Bragg? Our son is at Fort Benning, he is an M1 Abrams MechanicOriginally Posted by corsairgunner
yep. been here for about 5 years.
helping others die for their cause since 2003
si vis pacem, para bellum
realized this morning that i am yossarian
Thanks for serving our country!
your welcome. how does your son like benning?
helping others die for their cause since 2003
si vis pacem, para bellum
realized this morning that i am yossarian
He actually likes it a lot. He did his first Turbine Engine pull from the Abrams the other day and the smile on his face was ear to ear. We flew out last month and spent a few days visiting him, he said he is having a great time.
Make sure he understands that following safety procedures is paramount. Fuck the squad leader, NCOIC, LT, or anyone else.
When I was at Ft. Irwin, everyone was in a hurry to get any broken equipment operational before a battle. When the transmission in my Sheridan went out, a mechanic was disconnecting the final drives while a M(ike)-88 was hooking up to tow my tank to the maintenance area. Either he should have backed off until the 88 was connected, or they should have waited for him to finish before hooking up.
The end result was that he had his hand in the wrong place when the 88 bumped my tank. It rolled a little, and caught his finger in the gears. There was only about 1/4" of meat holding the top half of his right index finger to the rest of it. Luckily they were able to put it back together, but it will never be the same and he went through a lot of pain.
Self defense is not a part-time job!
Shooting is one of the great joys in life. Pass it on.
Colt Single Action Army - The original point and click interface.
From one of my Drill Sargents upon graduating from Basic Training - "Keep your powder dry, your pecker wet, and your belly full."
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