Stunning 29-2 4” Class B Engraving $999?!?! HOW??

[adcoch1]

Not going to lie, I really want a Tech-9 and Calico

Both are fun, but neither are as much enjoyment as a 29...

 

[adcoch1]

Dang it, I need a 29 again!

 

[Mark_Mark]

Dang it, I need a 29 again!

I don’t have one yet, but in 7 days hopefully! then in 5-6 weeks, the 629 no lock Mountain Gun should be paid off too

 

[adcoch1]

I don’t have one yet, but in 7 days hopefully! then in 5-6 weeks, the 629 no lock Mountain Gun should be paid off too

Go out and shoot them both at once. A 44 in each hand is a superlative experience...

 

[Mark_Mark]

Go out and shoot them both at once. A 44 in each hand is a superlative experience...

that would be cool! I’ve done it with a .460 mag duel wheeling once! was FUN

 

[CraigC]

I always wanted a TEC-22 but never got one. When these Uzi's showed up at CDNN for $250, I jumped. Too much "Delta Force" as a kid I guess.

 

[adcoch1]

I always wanted a TEC-22 but never got one. When these Uzi's showed up at CDNN for $250, I jumped. Too much "Delta Force" as a kid I guess.

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Had a pair of the tec 22 pistols at one time, but my girlfriend at the time liked the mod.29 a lot more. I ended up selling them for reloading components. That was about the only way to fund my and her shooting habits at the time... it was worth it, they were toys anyway, but an uzi, always wanted one and never "pulled the trigger"

 

[Mark_Mark]

I always wanted a TEC-22 but never got one. When these Uzi's showed up at CDNN for $250, I jumped. Too much "Delta Force" as a kid I guess.

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Had a pair of the tec 22 pistols at one time, but my girlfriend at the time liked the mod.29 a lot more. I ended up selling them for reloading components. That was about the only way to fund my and her shooting habits at the time... it was worth it, they were toys anyway, but an uzi, always wanted one and never "pulled the trigger"

You guys CRACK me up!

My brother gave me a Mac-11 9mm when I left home. He said, it’s looks scary and that’s 1/2 the fight.

 

[CraigC]

Had a pair of the tec 22 pistols at one time, but my girlfriend at the time liked the mod.29 a lot more. I ended up selling them for reloading components. That was about the only way to fund my and her shooting habits at the time... it was worth it, they were toys anyway, but an uzi, always wanted one and never "pulled the trigger"

It's really cool and fun to shoot but about the most uncomfortable thing I ever held. And I just sold my Desert Eagle.

 

[Mark_Mark]

It's really cool and fun to shoot but about the most uncomfortable thing I ever held. And I just sold my Desert Eagle.

did you save me the brass for that DE?

 

[CraigC]

did you save me the brass for that DE?

.41Mag?

 

[Mark_Mark]

.41Mag?

wait… you had a .41 mag DE??? that a holly grail gun! I’m trying to join the .41 Mag club here, but .41 mag revolvers are insanely expensive right now. I did score some Dillion dies for cheap

 

[dickydalton]

The original "Mountain Revolver" was a .45ACP.

No it wasn't. The first run of Mountain Revolvers was 44 magnum. 5000 of them in 1989. Mine cost me $355 back then.

 

[trackskippy]

You guys CRACK me up!

My brother gave me a Mac-11 9mm when I left home. He said, it’s looks scary and that’s 1/2 the fight.

Scary isnt the point, but they can be pretty scary, and effective, if you know how to shoot them.

A stock is a must if you want to do any good, as it is with any of the guns with the grip amidships.

 

[CraigC]

wait… you had a .41 mag DE??? that a holly grail gun! I’m trying to join the .41 Mag club here, but .41 mag revolvers are insanely expensive right now. I did score some Dillion dies for cheap

I did. Only bought it because it was a good deal at $1200 but found out later that it wasn't compatible with the newer barrels so I had no use for it. It gone, just last week.

 

[adcoch1]

I did. Only bought it because it was a good deal at $1200 but found out later that it wasn't compatible with the newer barrels so I had no use for it. It gone, just last week.

I've had two, both 44 and neither were compatible with the new barrels both ran me roughlya thousand, and both were trades, years apart. I'd love a 429de barrel, but my one and only 50ae was a automag that blew up on me. I'd love a desert eagle to swap between the 50 and 429de, but they are awkward handguns...

 

[CraigC]

I've had two, both 44 and neither were compatible with the new barrels both ran me roughlya thousand, and both were trades, years apart. I'd love a 429de barrel, but my one and only 50ae was a automag that blew up on me. I'd love a desert eagle to swap between the 50 and 429de, but they are awkward handguns...

I learned the hard way about the new barrels. Ordered a .44 conversion kit from Gunbroker, only to find out they were too large to fit the older guns. Which pretty much shot my interest in it. I could spend the money on a .50 to use the .44 kit on but instead it's going towards something more useful.

 

[Mark_Mark]

I learned the hard way about the new barrels. Ordered a .44 conversion kit from Gunbroker, only to find out they were too large to fit the older guns. Which pretty much shot my interest in it. I could spend the money on a .50 to use the .44 kit on but instead it's going towards something more useful.

I’m going to get a .50 DE one day!