earlthegoat2
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I like that VP70 though I have fired one and the trigger is something to behold.
Can you identify all of these guns?
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Its a micro roni chassis, they make them for popular handguns.
entropy
Member
A generous description. Mine would be less vague!
Archie
Member
Yes, and I think I see the diamond grips of the early pistols. I would like to look at it further, but I imagine the chance is slim AND I'm quite a ways away.
Hennepin County, Minnesota it seems.
I am wondering how many of these are stolen. The assemblage seems rather unplanned.
RetiredUSNChief
Member
Assault rifles.
They're all assault rifles.
And that's an arsenal.
The adjective "stolen" can probably be applied, as well. But that won't make it into the media.
The 1911 looks oldish.....could be a real vintage Colt.
The doomed VP70 and 686 make me sad too.
Hope the 1911 isn't from the CMP...
Capybara
Member
Just looks like a typical gun cleaning session after a big range trip with two or three people shooting?
SwampWolf
Member
Yes. Everybody knows I'm a know-it-all.
Ignition Override
Member
The guns shown here, although they add “atmosphere” are basically meaningless in the overall picture .
Drug dealers only need to “brandish” one or two guns…at a time.
Let’s be frank (or Saxon):
Was the cocaine already Cut?
What i$ the total $treet value of all of the cocaine they nabbed?
Drug dealers only need to “brandish” one or two guns…at a time.
Let’s be frank (or Saxon):
Was the cocaine already Cut?
What i$ the total $treet value of all of the cocaine they nabbed?
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Ks5shooter
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Off to the smelter....a shame for some of those guns.
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