KelTecian
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Video Games and Penis Envy.
Why do some guys think that the Desert Eagle is the ultimate handgun?
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Mad Magyar
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The Israeli influence. Until recently, known to take care of business. The Sig & HK have that strong Germanic flavor taking advantage of the world's stereotypical views.
If the DE had a Philippino origin, it would be called a POS...
If the DE had a Philippino origin, it would be called a POS...
Your friend may have something other than a DE Mark I. The Mark I differs from the Mark VII in relatively minor ways, size not one of them. The safety is a different shape and the amount of serrations on the slide release differs, and that's about it.
i had a de .357 fired a couple hundred rounds through it.seemed too big and heavey for the caliber.liked the 686 alot more.picked up a .50 a few years later,fun to shoot,but i kept engaging the slide release when firing it left handed.both pistols had high trade in value at the gun store though.
When those Velociraptor's come a calling.....
Hey, we've got those things here in Georgia. They come down out of the North Georgia Mountains where they breed them in meth labs.
Tell you the truth, when the water runs out in three months I may well be very glad that I have my DE.
The MARK I has a more trim upper in .357 Magnum then the .44 Magnum MARK VII (compared the two) and has a slightly different internal make up, mostly surrounding the gas operation and recoil. I think the weight of the slide and interior differences made around the recoil and gas system make the difference.
Even though the .357 Magnum MARK I actually has a slightly larger frame then the MARK VII and XIX, the gun is very obviously smaller and lighter then the .44 Magnum.
My only issue with a .357 Mag auto is I have a hard time justifying one over a good 10mm. I guess ammo availability is a reasonable excuse.
How does the Mark I and Mark VII, both in .357, compare to each other? I think that you might find the slide size to be almost the same for the Mark I and Mark VII for the same calibers. The slide size increase in general came with the Mark XIX. I suspect that the Mark I and Mark VII in .357 are nearly identical in size. I've never held a Mark XIX but the slide is noted to be larger at least to accommodate the larger dovetails.
Only like the most elite PC game evarrrrr
Seriously, its awesome. Its an online game where you have Terrorist, and Counter Terrorist.
You can be either. If you are terrorist, your mission is usually to place a bomb or protect hostages.
If your on the Counter-Strike Team you have to find the bomb and difuse it or you have to rescue the hostages.
http://www.steamgames.com/v/index.php?area=game&AppId=240
I used to be in a CLAN and we'd have tournaments etc. It's actually very FUN and cool.
Looks like fun. I used to have an Atari. There were no Desert Eagles on Atari
BTW, anyone interested in the DE can learn more about the gun here: http://www.billnkc.com/images/Dreamweaver/DesertEagleFacts.cfm
For those of you interested in increasing the size of your nether regions who do not wish to purchase a DE you might try this guy, or so I'm told:
BTW, anyone interested in the DE can learn more about the gun here: http://www.billnkc.com/images/Dreamweaver/DesertEagleFacts.cfm
For those of you interested in increasing the size of your nether regions who do not wish to purchase a DE you might try this guy, or so I'm told:
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