Random Gun Pics...let’s see how random we can make it
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FROGO207
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My biggest, S&W 500. My smallest, Omega .22 short. I have a pile of them inbetween.
Handshaker
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Erma Werke baby luger in 32acp made in Germany. I bought this one and a 22lr from a buddy 4 years ago, he just pulled them out of the safe new and unfired after 40 years. I bought both for 700, I was skeptical the 22 would cycle since i've been burned by vintage 22 pistols several times over the years, sure enough its was a jam o matic. I kicked it down the road to a guy for 550, so the 32 cost me 150 after selling the 22. The 32 cycled like a sewing machine. It had 2 mags ran thru it to see if it was worth keeping and then back in the safe. It still looks brand new. I got the original boxes and docs with them both.
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The really nice thing about these old AMT’s is the upper is much better quality than the sand-cast frames … 20+ years ago I replaced mine with a Kimber polymer frame because some previous buba had attempted a trigger job/upgrade … but it did come with a 1” compensator/barrel bushing
because the “comp” is part of the slide, not attached to the barrel, I think it’s mostly just for the cool factor. The Kimber frame is 13+1 of 45acp
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BreechFace
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Curious as to why the uniform has the word "Police" on it when the assassin lived in Japan, and the firearm was said to have been taken from the assassin's home.
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Wow! That is coolThe really nice thing about these old AMT’s is the upper is much better quality than the sand-cast frames … 20+ years ago I replaced mine with a Kimber polymer frame because some previous buba had attempted a trigger job/upgrade … but it did come with a 1” compensator/barrel bushing
The Kimber frame is 13+1 of 45acp
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EmGeeGeorge
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My recently acquired ‘62 East German Mak…
Handshaker
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How about a random Kahr. I haven't shot it much but it does run perfectly. Kahr MK40 Elite 03.
Ignition Override
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My Czechpoint VZ-58 Sporter has identical furniture.
Should my VZ have an --attached-- bayonet?
Please Be aware that the Critical...and separate...small Locking Piece.. can be forgotten during re-assembly.
----This is All that keeps the bolt/carrier safely in battery.-----
Verify that only a qualified (& non-rushed) person re-assembles one of these.
Should my VZ have an --attached-- bayonet?
Please Be aware that the Critical...and separate...small Locking Piece.. can be forgotten during re-assembly.
----This is All that keeps the bolt/carrier safely in battery.-----
Verify that only a qualified (& non-rushed) person re-assembles one of these.
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JGrelle
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My SEI built M14 Scout
w/LRB receiver and my Wilson Combat CQB.
w/LRB receiver and my Wilson Combat CQB.
syntaxerrorsix
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The long boi. Sandman S on a 16" Spike's build.
forward observer
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Not enough antiques so here ya go. Mexican-American war veterans (1846-1848) An M1836 made in 1841 by R. Johnson and an M1842 made in 1848 by H Aston--both in shooting condition
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Armored farmer
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My great, great, great grandfather's original rifle....(circa 1850)...and the buck I killed with it in 2015.
NIGHTLORD40K
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Beautiful!
1976B.L.Johns.
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Taking a break still huntin' this past Whitetail Season.
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Well, that did not work......
Maybe I'll try again.
theotherwaldo
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My $30.00 black rifle.
Stevie-Ray
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Today's shoot.
MA2NavyVeteran
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Photo taken at a former museum which permanently closed soon after this photo was taken.
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