preachnhunt
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Kahr CM9
What is the last gun that you bought?
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49willys
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Savage 110 30-06 that will be rebarreled to a 338-06.
OpticsPlanet
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H&R AAC Handi Rifle in .300BLK
Already put a Nikon 300BLK 2-7 on it
Putting in the order for a set of furniture from Boyds shortly
Then I begin the arduous process of obtaining a suppressor
Matt S.
Already put a Nikon 300BLK 2-7 on it
Putting in the order for a set of furniture from Boyds shortly
Then I begin the arduous process of obtaining a suppressor
Matt S.
PistolPete45
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Last one AMT Automag II
bobg67
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H&R Handi rifle in 17 HMR.
snake eater 332
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So, I recently picked up 2 new guns....
A customized FDE Glock 17 Gen 4 with work done by Danger Close Armaments in Lakewood, CO.
I also picked up a new 'ghetto blaster' - a pre-'94 9mm Cobray M-11 pistol.
A customized FDE Glock 17 Gen 4 with work done by Danger Close Armaments in Lakewood, CO.
I also picked up a new 'ghetto blaster' - a pre-'94 9mm Cobray M-11 pistol.
bushmaster1313
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First year 3 Digit 1937 Ithaca 37T:
Bigdog57
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Henry Golden Boy in .22LR. Been wanting one since I traded off my beloved Henry H001 to a buddy. Most expensive non-match twentytwo rifle I have bought!
B!ngoFuelUSN
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I was always certain that I would never own a 1911. 100 year old design, limited round count, 'cocked and locked' seemed like a questionable carry mode.
But somewhere along the way, I just acquired too much respect for John Moses Browning and his contributions as an inventive genius and contributor to american history.
Just bought two of 'em. One each of S&W PC and E models. Couldn't hold out any longer.
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But somewhere along the way, I just acquired too much respect for John Moses Browning and his contributions as an inventive genius and contributor to american history.
Just bought two of 'em. One each of S&W PC and E models. Couldn't hold out any longer.
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Carne Frio
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On Black Friday, at 20% off from Wally World, I got a Ruger SR 556C.
nulook45
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Remington 870 express magnum 12 gauge
Ignition Override
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A second WW2 handgun: the little-known Mauser Hsc (7,65), in good condition. A nice Kamerad for the other WW2 handgun, the Sauer 38H.
I never could have imagined wanting more than a single handgun.
I never could have imagined wanting more than a single handgun.
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Tommygunn
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Dec. 3, 2014, bought a Remington R1, a Colt 1911 clone in .45ACP.
PT92
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S&W M&P 22.
Obviously I'm looking to shoot more (absent filing Ch. 11
. Not to veer off on a tangent but the ability to practice more (then one might with 9/45 ammo) with a virtually "identical" gun is IMO very beneficial/advantageous win/win...
I gotta say that the Walther-made guns (S&W M&P 22 is made in Germany and the C model Here) I have are really made of quite-good materials (Colt 1911-22's slide seems a tad better, for example, than my SIG 1911-22 made by GSG which is also a fine weapon to be sure but the slide catch wears a bit on some of their earlier models). Originally I was worried about the sudden plethora of (handgun) .22's in that some of the models seemed for lack of a better word, Cheap...so I always veered towards the TANK Ruger Mark or newer/22/45 models...
The S&W M&P 22 is from what I can tell easily reliable in terms of durability which is why I purchased it.
Happy Holidays!
Obviously I'm looking to shoot more (absent filing Ch. 11
. Not to veer off on a tangent but the ability to practice more (then one might with 9/45 ammo) with a virtually "identical" gun is IMO very beneficial/advantageous win/win...I gotta say that the Walther-made guns (S&W M&P 22 is made in Germany and the C model Here) I have are really made of quite-good materials (Colt 1911-22's slide seems a tad better, for example, than my SIG 1911-22 made by GSG which is also a fine weapon to be sure but the slide catch wears a bit on some of their earlier models). Originally I was worried about the sudden plethora of (handgun) .22's in that some of the models seemed for lack of a better word, Cheap...so I always veered towards the TANK Ruger Mark or newer/22/45 models...
The S&W M&P 22 is from what I can tell easily reliable in terms of durability which is why I purchased it.
Happy Holidays!
dpwalker389
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Robbins290
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Springfield armory m6 scout rifle. For 300
Magnuumpwr
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Picked up a Ruger 10/22 American Farmer Edition today.
OilyPablo
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I bought a Glock, new at the gun show today and got a decent price under $550.
Glock 20SF. IMHO Glock's best platform just the standard grip is too huge.
I had a Gen 3, 20C NON-SF, compensated and sold that last year because the 2 by 4 grip had a direct impact on quick shots. I kept: 6.2" 357Sig, 40S&W, and long threaded 10mm barrels. I also have a mess of magazines, and various recoil springs in different poundages and designs, stainless and tungsten and tons of other bits and pieces that would have lost me big $ if I tried to sell them separate or include them in the 20C deal. Someday I will buy a Lone Wolf long slide.
Glock 20SF. IMHO Glock's best platform just the standard grip is too huge.
I had a Gen 3, 20C NON-SF, compensated and sold that last year because the 2 by 4 grip had a direct impact on quick shots. I kept: 6.2" 357Sig, 40S&W, and long threaded 10mm barrels. I also have a mess of magazines, and various recoil springs in different poundages and designs, stainless and tungsten and tons of other bits and pieces that would have lost me big $ if I tried to sell them separate or include them in the 20C deal. Someday I will buy a Lone Wolf long slide.
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