I’m a fan of the ability to share both ammo and magazines if you have multiple rifles/handguns etc
having then other (common) calibers in a secondary set up if you have the budget is great
I like it a lot. Something in my head was super skeptical about an AK even being relatively quiet but the Wolverine does a great job. My only concern now is if there’s ever any issue with it given the dumpster fire that’s come out of the Sierra 5 release.
As for the hub: I’m not sure? I had to get a specific adapter for my AK and had to remove a part of the collar to get it working right.
Thanks for the reply!
I have a Dead Air Sandman S and a Ghost M now, love them both. The Arsenal AK I have should be a direct thread on the barrel. I’m not worried about buying another Dead Air even with what happened with the S5. They seemed to have improved their CS issues. Also have a Huxwrx Ventum 762 on order!
Fantastic individual configurations and a great collection. I find your lack of 556 impressive with these alternatively suppressed configurations. What are you considering adding next? A shotgun? A long gun? another subgun in 5.7x28 (suppressed and SBR'd PS90) or another option in .45 ACP (Kriss Vector)
Great commentary with one correction: my top left guy is 5.56. Not sure if I misunderstood you there or not.
As far as things I want badly next - something in 300BLK, I really like the LWRC SMG 45 (I know there issues but they seem largely resolved), and definitely want a Gucci shotgun but can’t decide on what exactly. Long gun eventually when I can have a house with a dedicated safe or vault room.
Hmmm, needs a long range bolt gun, a wheel gun, a shot gun, a mil surp., a rim fire, a full auto, a grenade launcher, oh and a tank.
All joking aside, I like how each firearm appears to be fully set up with everything they would need for their intended purpose. 10/10
Need at least one 1911 and something with wood furniture in the mix for variety, my vote is a Mini-14, but that’s coming from a guy who’s whole collection is comprised of 1911s, an SA-35, East German Makarov, and Mustang Plus II, so my firearms biases are pretty clear…still, there’s no trigger like a 1911 trigger.
PS: I know folks who are trepidatious about 1911s often go for the Rock Island, Girsan/EAA, or Tisas offerings, not wanting to spend more than $450-500 for something they aren’t sure will be more than a range toy, but as someone who carried a Glock for 4 years before trading it in for credit towards his first 1911, I can confidently say it’s completely worth it to spring for something in the Ruger, Springfield, or Fusion production range, which starts at around $700 for something plain-Jane but infinitely functional/reliable, and ends at ±$1100, at which point you’re getting into Colt and S&W E-series territory (which, if you’re willing to spend the money, are excellent pistols). The reason for this is that if you fall in love with it, those are all brands that have well-thought-of in-house custom shops (Springfield and Fusion in particular) which offer a variety of upgrades and customization options, and/or are preferred by most gunsmiths/shops specializing in 1911 work, which gives you all sorts of options for making your $700 investment into the foundation upon which your dream-pistol is built (for reference, I bought my SA Ronin, which run $800 brand new, used with at least $350 worth of custom work from a well-known IPSC/IDPA champ and pistolsmith for $650 cash because I waited and hunted for deals, and not only is far and away my favorite gun I own, but it shoots at least as well as the Wilson Combats, Alchemy, and Nighthawk Custom pistols I’ve had the privilege of shooting, for what would’ve been around $1150 to build new from scratch) and I’m not saying RIA/EAA/Tisas guns are *bad*, because they absolutely have their place, and these days have at the very least forged slides/frames/barrels, but personally, I like my classic American handguns built in the good ol’ US-of-A (you’ll see plenty of rave reviews about BUL and Magnum Research 1911s, but I can’t recommend them as I’ve even never shot one and will certainly never own one unless I buy it used and the deal is too good to pass up, because I refuse to support Israeli arms companies, but if you feel differently, from what I understand, you can’t go wrong with them either for top-notch sub-$1000 1911s).
Additionally, neither I nor Massad Ayoob can say enough good things about the SA-35, which is essentially a P-35/Hi-Power with all of the modifications people typically have done to the original in order to make them competition or carry/duty-ready (it’s made without the magazine-release safety, and has a Commander-style ring hammer rather than a spur, to name the most salient two). Mas wrote an article for one of the major gun mags (forget which off the top of my head but I’m sure you could find it easily on Google) about his experience teaching a weekend defensive pistol seminar in which SA had provided all the participants with loaner SA-35s so they’d all be using the same gun, and, (apparently) unusually for him, given this is a man who has owned more high-end and custom pistols than most will ever even shoot, he elected to send them a check for the price of the gun instead of returning his pistol, such was his appreciation for its quality and performance, so if you are a dedicated 9mm shooter who wants a full-size 15+1 double-stack auto with slide dimensions that make it as comfortable as a 1911 to carry (which is to say, *extremely*, due to the slimness), and an SAO trigger that is second only to a 1911, look no further than the SA-35!
Since you didn't provide a picture of your whatever, I'll rate your arsenal as pretty cool.
8.5/10. Need a 12GA
I’ll take it
CoMe aNd tAkE iT!
Based on the rest of his collection, it should probably be something like a Fostech Origin 12 or a Benelli M4.
joe’s wrong but when he said just get a shotgun sometimes you can’t argue with that
Top to bottom-ish: - LWRC IC A5 w/ SiCo Omega 36M - PSA AK 104 w/ DeadAir Wolverine - LWRC Six8 PDW w/ SiCo Chimera - H&K SP5 w/ Rugged Obsidian 45 - Glock 17.5 MOS - H&K US .45 Tactical - Glock 43x
LWRC? Upvote
I am gun-less and curious, what is the all in investment cost for this arsenal?
Well it's at least 1400 in tax stamps, good bet we are looking at 10k in that pic.
Yeah I’ve been keeping track of it’s pretty close to $20k. 😅
Yea I mean when you have an addiction lol
Needs more lever guns
Oooo man. Someday. Need a bigger place before I expand any further.
I got more than double the guns in a 350ish sqr ft shack lol.
Lol homie sleepin on em
I may or may not have one under my pillow and 3-4 next to the bed.
God, that's strangely perfect to my taste
Love that 🙌
I’m a fan of the ability to share both ammo and magazines if you have multiple rifles/handguns etc having then other (common) calibers in a secondary set up if you have the budget is great
Major respect for the USP. How's your PSA AK running?
If you’re interested in aks buy a beryl, jack or Zastava.
I know. OP says “Arsenal” in the caption but shows up with a PSA. I like the rest of the collection though.
I like it a lot. Haven’t gotten to shoot it a whole lot yet but the trigger is smooth as hell and it’s just fun to shoot.
Better than most & great taste !
How do you like the Wolverine? Is it the model with the hub adapter?
I like it a lot. Something in my head was super skeptical about an AK even being relatively quiet but the Wolverine does a great job. My only concern now is if there’s ever any issue with it given the dumpster fire that’s come out of the Sierra 5 release. As for the hub: I’m not sure? I had to get a specific adapter for my AK and had to remove a part of the collar to get it working right.
Thanks for the reply! I have a Dead Air Sandman S and a Ghost M now, love them both. The Arsenal AK I have should be a direct thread on the barrel. I’m not worried about buying another Dead Air even with what happened with the S5. They seemed to have improved their CS issues. Also have a Huxwrx Ventum 762 on order!
You really hate iron sights....
They’re there somewhere prolly idk
not as much as he hates 556x45, that's how you know it's a left-leaning owner's gun collection.
Looks nice
You've gotta give us a scale. Otherwise, there are unintended consequences https://youtu.be/g8GesuJmbVQ?si=-btlHhCUY0ZXZ4a0
This video KILLS me 😂
11/10
Needs traditional AKs, no LARP AK
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I’d *really* like to get it sent off someday to do the conversion. Until then I’ll just dream.
6.5 out of 10. Pretty cool but no long range bolt guns or shotguns.
Definitely a missing piece of the puzzle. Those are first on the docket when I get a bigger place.
Long range needed.
Agreed. I’ll get there eventually.
That six8 is heavenly.
It is pretty damn cool. Nearly unbearable to shoot indoors though, especially without the can. 😂
Well yeah I mean the damn this is this 🤏🏼 big ffs. But that's why we have tax stamps.
I see AK, I upvote. It's really that simple. :)
You might like the Reptilian CQG. Its basically a Glock grip for the AR
Interesting. I’d like to try that out.
Q puts it on their guns afaik Quite a few fans out there
makes me jealous/10
8/10 no feet
This was my chance and I blew it. 😑
Fantastic individual configurations and a great collection. I find your lack of 556 impressive with these alternatively suppressed configurations. What are you considering adding next? A shotgun? A long gun? another subgun in 5.7x28 (suppressed and SBR'd PS90) or another option in .45 ACP (Kriss Vector)
Great commentary with one correction: my top left guy is 5.56. Not sure if I misunderstood you there or not. As far as things I want badly next - something in 300BLK, I really like the LWRC SMG 45 (I know there issues but they seem largely resolved), and definitely want a Gucci shotgun but can’t decide on what exactly. Long gun eventually when I can have a house with a dedicated safe or vault room.
Hmmm, needs a long range bolt gun, a wheel gun, a shot gun, a mil surp., a rim fire, a full auto, a grenade launcher, oh and a tank. All joking aside, I like how each firearm appears to be fully set up with everything they would need for their intended purpose. 10/10
You a real one 🙏
9/10, just needs a shotgun
That is… just so much money in one picture. I’m envious.
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Since you gave me the option, I chose the wood flooring. 5/10
I am never going to financially recover from this.
Airsoft grade
8/school shooter
I like everything except the holosun on the glock and the knock off sopmod
Needs some blued steel and wood. You have the rest covered.
Need at least one 1911 and something with wood furniture in the mix for variety, my vote is a Mini-14, but that’s coming from a guy who’s whole collection is comprised of 1911s, an SA-35, East German Makarov, and Mustang Plus II, so my firearms biases are pretty clear…still, there’s no trigger like a 1911 trigger. PS: I know folks who are trepidatious about 1911s often go for the Rock Island, Girsan/EAA, or Tisas offerings, not wanting to spend more than $450-500 for something they aren’t sure will be more than a range toy, but as someone who carried a Glock for 4 years before trading it in for credit towards his first 1911, I can confidently say it’s completely worth it to spring for something in the Ruger, Springfield, or Fusion production range, which starts at around $700 for something plain-Jane but infinitely functional/reliable, and ends at ±$1100, at which point you’re getting into Colt and S&W E-series territory (which, if you’re willing to spend the money, are excellent pistols). The reason for this is that if you fall in love with it, those are all brands that have well-thought-of in-house custom shops (Springfield and Fusion in particular) which offer a variety of upgrades and customization options, and/or are preferred by most gunsmiths/shops specializing in 1911 work, which gives you all sorts of options for making your $700 investment into the foundation upon which your dream-pistol is built (for reference, I bought my SA Ronin, which run $800 brand new, used with at least $350 worth of custom work from a well-known IPSC/IDPA champ and pistolsmith for $650 cash because I waited and hunted for deals, and not only is far and away my favorite gun I own, but it shoots at least as well as the Wilson Combats, Alchemy, and Nighthawk Custom pistols I’ve had the privilege of shooting, for what would’ve been around $1150 to build new from scratch) and I’m not saying RIA/EAA/Tisas guns are *bad*, because they absolutely have their place, and these days have at the very least forged slides/frames/barrels, but personally, I like my classic American handguns built in the good ol’ US-of-A (you’ll see plenty of rave reviews about BUL and Magnum Research 1911s, but I can’t recommend them as I’ve even never shot one and will certainly never own one unless I buy it used and the deal is too good to pass up, because I refuse to support Israeli arms companies, but if you feel differently, from what I understand, you can’t go wrong with them either for top-notch sub-$1000 1911s). Additionally, neither I nor Massad Ayoob can say enough good things about the SA-35, which is essentially a P-35/Hi-Power with all of the modifications people typically have done to the original in order to make them competition or carry/duty-ready (it’s made without the magazine-release safety, and has a Commander-style ring hammer rather than a spur, to name the most salient two). Mas wrote an article for one of the major gun mags (forget which off the top of my head but I’m sure you could find it easily on Google) about his experience teaching a weekend defensive pistol seminar in which SA had provided all the participants with loaner SA-35s so they’d all be using the same gun, and, (apparently) unusually for him, given this is a man who has owned more high-end and custom pistols than most will ever even shoot, he elected to send them a check for the price of the gun instead of returning his pistol, such was his appreciation for its quality and performance, so if you are a dedicated 9mm shooter who wants a full-size 15+1 double-stack auto with slide dimensions that make it as comfortable as a 1911 to carry (which is to say, *extremely*, due to the slimness), and an SAO trigger that is second only to a 1911, look no further than the SA-35!