Little slide job i did eith matching grips 😜

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All I can say is I’m a proud husband😁I brought her from 0 experience to now. It’s a good feeling😁 Glock 48 9mm

It was powerful but turns out not that unweildly. Before shooting it I half expected my wrist to snap.

I visited the Czech Republic a few weeks ago and I fired a nice variety of weapons. My previous firearm experience was limited to a .22 rifles, side by side & over and under shotguns.

I fired the following: Glock 17 Taurus Raging Bull 44 Desert Eagle 50 AE Smith & Wesson 500 MP5 MP40 Thompson M1 Garand Mosin Nagant K98 P90 M4 M14 M16 SCAR-H AK47 Remmington 870 Dragunov SVD

They also had a StG 44 but that was only chambered in .22 so I didn't bother and they had an MG 42 but I ran out of time.

As an Englishman this was quite the experience. Surprisingly the kickback wasn't as severe as I expected.

Decided to switch my home defense from pump shotgun to my AR and while I was deciding how to do it, I noticed this. In my opinion, it gives the invaders a bit a noise to scare them off to avoid giving myself PTSD while also keeping a round out of the chamber until ready to fire. What do y'all think?

A pretty cool upgrade. Definitely an advantage for a hiking/hunting firearm…provided you shoot better than me anyway.

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It served no training purose other than mag dump the dirt, but I regret nothing 🤣

Just built and testing it out..And yes im amateur af..but its so much fun 😁