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    Winchester Model 1887 Lever-Action Shotgun

    Yup. :D
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    Smith and Wesson Model 22 Revolver .45 ACP

    Nah...the best videogame 1911 ever was in VietCong. :D
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    Smith and Wesson Model 22 Revolver .45 ACP

    Meh. Plastic doesn't do much for me. I want steel. Lots of steel. lol
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    Smith and Wesson Model 22 Revolver .45 ACP

    Mmmm....collection. Speaking of, my next is going to set me back a whopping $129.95. I love working at a gun shop. :D
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    Smith and Wesson Model 22 Revolver .45 ACP

    Jovan - Yes. Both have the same type of finish, though the 1911 came from the factory that way. I find the finish on the revolver more attractive, but the auto is beginning to wear nicely. I plan to acquire and park a Model 10 soon, though it may be a while. CB - Partially wear and...
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    How Many of us Write?

    Well...I restarted mine. Again. On the plus side, it gets more retro every time. Hmmm....:D
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    Smith and Wesson Model 22 Revolver .45 ACP

    If you want a 1917, hit the local gun shows and pawnshops and looking for a Brazilian contract model. Basically, a U.S.-made S&W shipped by the tens of thousands south. The only difference is in the stamps (no US Property or flaming bomb marks, and a rather prominent national crest on the side...
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    Smith and Wesson Model 22 Revolver .45 ACP

    The repro guns are nice...but they aren't like the old ones. We have three in the case where I work (a Chief's Special, a Model 21, and a Model 22) and while they show considerably more craftsmanship than some of the other items, the originals just have a different...feel. It's difficult to...
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    Shoulder holsters?

    Thanks, all. :D
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    Shoulder holsters?

    (Sorry if this is in the wrong place - if so, then by all means move it). By chance, would anyone here happen to know anything about shoulder rigs prior to the Second World War? I have a friend who's looking to find something that'd fit in during the early to mid '30s, but it's apparently...
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    Post Your Short Stories

    I got part of one I wouldn't mind posting, but I think I'll hold back. The language might be considered excessive to some. Plus it's part of a much longer story, and I don't have much done. [huh]
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    Vintage Heat?

    If I may venture a guess, I'd say they connect to the sword hangers on a Sam Browne belt. Yeah...pretty sure that's not the terminology, but...what can you do?
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    Vintage Heat?

    Certainly. :rage:
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    Vintage Heat?

    Yeah, but with a flamethrower you gotta wear the asbestos suit. I don't care how good it is - that stuff itches.
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    Vintage Heat?

    ...it seems I've been drawing again. At any rate, I have one of these (tragically, the PC version) and love it. At short range, I don't think anything beats a .45ACP, be it in pistol or carbine - save perhaps a load of 00 buckshot. Mmmmm...technical drawings....:D
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    Share your own art here :)

    http://aerorat.deviantart.com/gallery/
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    Anyone pilots?

    For the days when a USGI surplus Mustang cost the same as a Piper Cub. I can barely imagine that. :(
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    Anyone pilots?

    Not quite so far back on that curve, but check. I live near the training areas of a flight school, which I also attend. Even with student flights almost daily, it's quiet. So check. Check. Check-check. Check. Nothing like getting screwed in an unbalanced fight...
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    Anyone pilots?

    Got the private nailed down and I'm pushing on the instrument rating. :D
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    What did your grandparents pack for personal protection in the Golden Era?

    I know for a fact that my grandparents and great grandparents had firearms. In fact, some of them are living in the safe back in Austin. BUT - I do not believe that they actually 'carried' on a daily basis. Most of them kept a rifle or a shotgun (or quite possibly an ax handle) in...

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