Magnum.35744
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Jakkar...
Nice collection. Especially that King Cobra
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Nice collection. Especially that King Cobra
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Not As Clumsy Or Random As An Auto, But Elegant Weapons For A More Civilized Age
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Nice gun pr0n!
I told myself that I was "finished" buying guns (for the time being ) with my purchase of a Remington 870 Express 12ga a while back. As with that purchase I had at least one example each of rifle, handgun and shotgun.
But the more I think about it, the more I feel nekked without a wheelgun!
A .357 snub is on my "wish list." And I'm wishing I still had my Taurus 94, 9-shot .22. Especially now that I know that DA triggers tend to get better with use - and that they make .22 snap-caps!
I told myself that I was "finished" buying guns (for the time being
) with my purchase of a Remington 870 Express 12ga a while back. As with that purchase I had at least one example each of rifle, handgun and shotgun.But the more I think about it, the more I feel nekked without a wheelgun!
A .357 snub is on my "wish list." And I'm wishing I still had my Taurus 94, 9-shot .22. Especially now that I know that DA triggers tend to get better with use - and that they make .22 snap-caps!
Feanaro
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We can't have a pr0n thread without a Smith 28-2.
Stoney - actually its a .44 HE 4th Model Military, or Model of 1950 Military, i.e. a pre-21. I think it looks like an overgrown pre-10, or my giant M&P. I'll try to pose a pre-10 and it in the same photo but given my photo skils, or lack of I should say, it may take me a day.
Feanaro - very nice Highway Patrolman, I'm jealous
This thread is evil, I swore off buying anymore guns this year, December was going to be the month for the budget to recover, and you guys post all these classics, now I don't know if I can resist making the rounds of the local shops today.
Feanaro - very nice Highway Patrolman, I'm jealous
This thread is evil, I swore off buying anymore guns this year, December was going to be the month for the budget to recover, and you guys post all these classics, now I don't know if I can resist making the rounds of the local shops today.
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madcratebuilder
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Need more SA's
lance22
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awesome thread!
Big Boomer
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CSLINGER, where did you get those grips on your sp101's? Those are absolutely BEAUTIFUL!
Well, since everyone else is doing it...
I suppose it's OK for me to share a photo or two?
S&W Model 10-5 shipped in 1969 to CA. My wife had it engraved for my 50th BD and I worked up the smooth stags stocks for it.
A Colt Officers Model Target 22 from 1930 (stocks are from the late 1950s).
I suppose it's OK for me to share a photo or two?
S&W Model 10-5 shipped in 1969 to CA. My wife had it engraved for my 50th BD and I worked up the smooth stags stocks for it.
A Colt Officers Model Target 22 from 1930 (stocks are from the late 1950s).
jad0110
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cslinger,
Well said! I am with you 100%!
My collection is small, but I am young, so I'm looking forward to a lifetime of adding to my collection. Thus far, here are my Jedi weapons:
S&W 642, my pocket protector:
S&W 686 Plus, my nightstand gun:
S&W Model 14:
S&W Model 17 no dash:
Model 14 and 17:
Well said! I am with you 100%!
My collection is small, but I am young, so I'm looking forward to a lifetime of adding to my collection. Thus far, here are my Jedi weapons
:S&W 642, my pocket protector:
S&W 686 Plus, my nightstand gun:
S&W Model 14:
S&W Model 17 no dash:
Model 14 and 17:
cslinger
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Grips are on the GP100 and SP101 are Badger walnut grips. Great service, great product, fast shipping, fair price, I can't ask for more than that.
Piedmont Plinker
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inheritance Colt Single Action Frontier Scout
Gunsnrovers
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I'll toss out a couple of pics:
1895 Webley MkII
.357 Blackhawk converted to .44spl
Couple of house guns
Model 28 no dash
1895 Webley MkII
.357 Blackhawk converted to .44spl
Couple of house guns
Model 28 no dash
Deer Hunter
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Two pictures of my S&W 625 with Millet red dot sight.
DawgFvr
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Revovlers! Just love revolvers....
BryanP
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Mmmmm ... pretty
My revolver collection is fairly pedestrian. A GP-100 which needs a nice set of those Badger grips or something similar. Those are just too nice. A S&W 638 with Crimson Trace grips. An old Taurus 94 which, while quite serviceable for what it is, I hope to replace with a nicer .22lr revolver one day, and a Taurus 617 which isn't anything special except a good nightstand gun.
I'd like to round out my revolvers with a 3" SP101 and the aforementioned nicer .22. But not this week.
My revolver collection is fairly pedestrian. A GP-100 which needs a nice set of those Badger grips or something similar. Those are just too nice. A S&W 638 with Crimson Trace grips. An old Taurus 94 which, while quite serviceable for what it is, I hope to replace with a nicer .22lr revolver one day, and a Taurus 617 which isn't anything special except a good nightstand gun.
I'd like to round out my revolvers with a 3" SP101 and the aforementioned nicer .22. But not this week.
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