The lower one is a Standard Products with an underwood barrel.  That's mine.  The middle one is an underwood (brother's) and his is the top.  I forget what it is.  Oh it's an inland.  I know, I know, that stock is kinda shabby.  It's real smooth though.  He he he he he.

We zero'd at 25 meters (that's my brother)




Then we moved out to 200 yards and put the hurt on bin laden.  You're not going to believe me but this was done with the M9:


Then we proceeded to fill him with .30 110 grain fmj copper / lead projectiles.

FWIW, I had mine set on the 300 yard mark for it to zero at 200 yards.  It was not all that accurate but we drilled his teeth a couple times.

Enjoy

Nice shooting and nice rifles and M9.
I need to get me an M1 carbine, .....not fair,.....you've got three!!

Quoted: Nice shooting and nice rifles and M9. I need to get me an M1 carbine, .....not fair,.....you've got three!!

Only one is mine, the other two are my brothers.  But still fun to look at all three nonetheless.

You see, that's what happens when you get lost in looking at the pictures and don't pay enough attention the details in the post.

Quoted: You see, that's what happen when you get lost in looking at the pictures and don't pay enough attention the details in the post.

Yeah, but a pictures worth a 1000 words, so who needs to read?