Let's see what you got! Firearm Picture Thread
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nonova0074
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opppps
Not only do i know what your GN looks like, and what mods are done to it, but now i know what firearms you have at your house.. Just saying, be careful what you post on the internet
xxx2
true.. but also knowing he is equipped. Would you be robbing his house or move along next store??Not only do i know what your GN looks like, and what mods are done to it, but now i know what firearms you have at your house.. Just saying, be careful what you post on the internet
yeah but .. His girl friend would kick your azz .. Or give you a verbal beating ..not only do i know what your gn looks like, and what mods are done to it, but now i know what firearms you have at your house.. Just saying, be careful what you post on the internet
Turbo-Archie
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I don't have any new plastic guns.
Mine are all older than me, mostly German military from WW2..
Walther Model PP issued to the SS.
Also, a German model K98K
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Mine are all older than me, mostly German military from WW2..
Walther Model PP issued to the SS.
Also, a German model K98K
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Long guns
OK, here's my contribution. All long guns. Sadly, I don't own a handgun. My handgun of choice if I were to acquire one would have to be the Taurus: The Judge (perfect home protection weapon IMHO)
From the top down:
Winchester Model 94, manufactured 1899, .30 WCF
Winchester Model 94, manufactured 1974, 30-30
Winchester Model 94, Golden Spike Commemorative, manufactured 1969, 30-30 (never fired virgin)
Mosberg Model 500C, manufactured (unk), 24" 20GA pump
H & R Topper Model M48, manufactured ~1950, 12GA single
Wards Western Field, Model 31A, manufactured 1934, .22LR, bolt
OK, here's my contribution. All long guns. Sadly, I don't own a handgun. My handgun of choice if I were to acquire one would have to be the Taurus: The Judge (perfect home protection weapon IMHO)
From the top down:
Winchester Model 94, manufactured 1899, .30 WCF
Winchester Model 94, manufactured 1974, 30-30
Winchester Model 94, Golden Spike Commemorative, manufactured 1969, 30-30 (never fired virgin)
Mosberg Model 500C, manufactured (unk), 24" 20GA pump
H & R Topper Model M48, manufactured ~1950, 12GA single
Wards Western Field, Model 31A, manufactured 1934, .22LR, bolt
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GetOwnedVette
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I have one too many firearms... But I love showing off my favorite. My Nighthawk custom GRP 1911 and my Technoframes case... <3
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Now I am gonna steal more than your damn gastank......
Squid4life
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That case is ridiculous! Looks very James Bond-ish. Never knew anything like that even existed!
Squid4life
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It doesn't bother me if someone online knows what guns I have and what car I have and what town I live in. You'll be hard pressed to find the location of my car and guns and it's not like you'll catch me without a gun around anyway.
Here is my contribution, just a sample of what I own.
My custom built AR I put together using a lower made by a local machine shop.
My Sig 1911 and Sig P238.
My Springfield 1911 and Sig P238 again.
Here is my contribution, just a sample of what I own.
My custom built AR I put together using a lower made by a local machine shop.
My Sig 1911 and Sig P238.
My Springfield 1911 and Sig P238 again.
Well...
I won't show many of what I have but a few have seen my toys posted once before and removed because of the current climate we live in right now. I will post 2 I built when I had the machine shop and gunsmithing business that won't give anyone pause. First is a 96 Mauser custom 6.5x55 swedish that started out as a full military rifle. Barrel was turrned down, daton traser c0ck on open conversion and trigger, tuned. and a curly walnut stock. I put a 30mm 1.6 to 6 power scope on it for low light hunting and it will give .4" groups at 100 yeards all day long.:biggrin:
The second is again a Mauser conversion. started with a 1909 Agentine (sp) and converted it to 25/06. Daton traiser trigger tuned so it will consistantly pull at 2 lbs of weight. The thumbhole stock was plain walnut but after a little dye work the stock showed nice color to it. The scope is a cheapy I picked up just to get an idea of how it'll shoot and will be replaces one day.
I won't show many of what I have but a few have seen my toys posted once before and removed because of the current climate we live in right now. I will post 2 I built when I had the machine shop and gunsmithing business that won't give anyone pause. First is a 96 Mauser custom 6.5x55 swedish that started out as a full military rifle. Barrel was turrned down, daton traser c0ck on open conversion and trigger, tuned. and a curly walnut stock. I put a 30mm 1.6 to 6 power scope on it for low light hunting and it will give .4" groups at 100 yeards all day long.:biggrin:
The second is again a Mauser conversion. started with a 1909 Agentine (sp) and converted it to 25/06. Daton traiser trigger tuned so it will consistantly pull at 2 lbs of weight. The thumbhole stock was plain walnut but after a little dye work the stock showed nice color to it. The scope is a cheapy I picked up just to get an idea of how it'll shoot and will be replaces one day.
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It doesn't bother me if someone online knows what guns I have and what car I have and what town I live in. You'll be hard pressed to find the location of my car and guns and it's not like you'll catch me without a gun around anyway.
Here is my contribution, just a sample of what I own.
My Sig 1911 and Sig P238.
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How do you like the tac pac? I just bought a pair of these 1911's! Haven't fired them yet but they feel GREAT!
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