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[Changeup]

I own 2 Kimbers, a Pro Carry ( full size grip w/a 4" bbl CDP) and a full size Eclipse........... They really are nice guns......my favorite 45 is my 1943 "Property of United States" My dad was a member of the US Army pistol team back in the 50s.....its a Rem / Rand frame with a Colt slide. He had an off base armorer work on it, and would buy the guy cigarettes at base prices......seemed like a good trade.
  Ill try and hunt up a picture.

Sigs are flat out awesome  Just picked up a P225.....love it!!!

Get the 229, it wont dissapoint

Ive had 2 MP5s back when i was 1. Single 2. no kids 3. no mortgage....etc etc etc........they are a cut above any close quarter sub machine gun out there, yes even the Uzi (awaiting the pitch forks and torches out front of my house  )  And i know what u mean by sticker shock, 15 to 20k to own one, not including the Tax Stamp. The gun is inexpensive.....its the sear thats expensive  

Never owned a Rock Island, but have a buddie that bought one and sent it to be made into an IPSC race gun.......thing is ssswwweeeetttt!

The UZI, full auto, fully suppressed is not nearly as impressive  as the MAC-10, full auto, fully suppressed.  At 45 ACP and firing open bolt, the MAC -10 suppressed is just as quiet as the MP5 variants but much more powerful...truly a Christians In Action disposable weapon.  The MAC, if memory serves, has  a cyclic rate of 1100 RPM which is absolutely ridiculous...the spent cartridges make sparks coming out of the breach, lmao!!

[mbailey]

truly a Christians In Action disposable weapon.  The MAC, if memory serves, has  a cyclic rate of 1100 RPM which is absolutely ridiculous

Dam near choked reading that discription  .......I could never hit anything with the Mac10....the rof was so high that the dang things muzzle wanted to climb and climb.

My US Prop 45 (Dads)

[kilo2]

Well here's a photo of my arsenal, short a couple of rifles that are stored in my father's gun vault.


And I don't even live in the South!   

I posted that and I own one rifle. 

Nice collection.

[Gman]

For Coombzy re: conversation on 200 today regarding Canada, Girlfriends, and the Trailer Park Boys.

[coombz]

this thread is now for pictures of people you know, with the Trailer Park Boys


in this case, my brother Loxy's ex:

[Melvin]

I'll bet they always make Bubbles bat clean-up man.

[VonMessa]

I own 2 Kimbers, a Pro Carry ( full size grip w/a 4" bbl CDP) and a full size Eclipse........... They really are nice guns......my favorite 45 is my 1943 "Property of United States" My dad was a member of the US Army pistol team back in the 50s.....its a Rem / Rand frame with a Colt slide. He had an off base armorer work on it, and would buy the guy cigarettes at base prices......seemed like a good trade.
  Ill try and hunt up a picture.

Sigs are flat out awesome  Just picked up a P225.....love it!!!

Get the 229, it wont dissapoint

Ive had 2 MP5s back when i was 1. Single 2. no kids 3. no mortgage....etc etc etc........they are a cut above any close quarter sub machine gun out there, yes even the Uzi (awaiting the pitch forks and torches out front of my house  )  And i know what u mean by sticker shock, 15 to 20k to own one, not including the Tax Stamp. The gun is inexpensive.....its the sear thats expensive  

Never owned a Rock Island, but have a buddie that bought one and sent it to be made into an IPSC race gun.......thing is ssswwweeeetttt!

Unless, of course, you live near someone with a machine shop in their basement 

[Changeup]

Dam near choked reading that discription  .......I could never hit anything with the Mac10....the rof was so high that the dang things muzzle wanted to climb and climb.

My US Prop 45 (Dads)

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It's much easier to keep the muzzle integrity on the suppressed MAC...it creeps but not nearly as bad as the unsuppressed version.   It's still a blast either way, lol

[MarineUS]

For Coombzy re: conversation on 200 today regarding Canada, Girlfriends, and the Trailer Park Boys.



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[321BAR]

Well here's a photo of my arsenal, short a couple of rifles that are stored in my father's gun vault.

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And I don't even live in the South!   

what i wanna know is how old the top rifle is, what make, etc

[PFactorDave]

what i wanna know is how old the top rifle is, what make, etc

It's a reproduction of a 1777 Charleville Musket.  It is one model newer then the Charleville Muskets that the Colonial Troops carried during the American Revolution.

It shoots this big honking lead ball, .69 caliber.  Here's a comparison between the ball and a 22LR and a 9mm.  



Actually, the musket is almost the newest long gun in that photo.  Only the 10/22 at the bottom is newer. 

The 12 guage with the hammers dates from the 1890s, the Ithaca hammerless 12 guage beneath it dates to 1906.  The small youth rifle above the 10/22 dates from the 1920s and belonged to my grandfather when he was a boy. 

[Flossy]

This thread seems to have deviated from pictures of players to pictures of guns and ammo.  I personally don't want to see pictures of guns, thanks.  Let's see more pictures of players! 

[VonMessa]

Well here's a photo of my arsenal, short a couple of rifles that are stored in my father's gun vault.

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And I don't even live in the South!   

3rd rifle from bottom.

Sears .22 Ranger?

[Dragon]

I personally don't want to see pictures of guns, thanks.  

*zips zipper back up and walks away*

[PFactorDave]

3rd rifle from bottom.

Sears .22 Ranger?

Yup, exactly.  It and the long single shot shotgun above it both need to be restored.  They were in my grandfather's basement when he passed away.