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warbird said:And the best thing about a French weapon is they were never fired and dropped only once.
lol lol lol lol lol lol
warbird said:And the best thing about a French weapon is they were never fired and dropped only once.
Not-Bogart13 said:There are some sweet guns here. Being a bit of gun-nut, I must share my collection... yes, I said collection. I have decided not to buy more unless I find something unusual, since I have so many.
My Model 10 S&W .38
Bud-n-Texas said:
Remington 700 243 cal
towndrunk said:Hey,
First post here in the Lounge. I thought this was as good a place as any to introduce the towndrunk.
Pictured is a fully automatic(Title II) Vector Uzi. The one under it cut off in the pic is a Cobray Texas Mac 10(also Title II) set up in 9mm with a Coastal suppressor. They are all on form 3' so it's legal if you're wondering.
Fun.
There's more but that's the only pic I have handy at the moment.
Nice to make all of your acquaintances.
Oh, that's going to hurt!lolWarden said:Here is a photo of Mrs W bening trained by the Home Guard (me) to defined dear old England. Makes me think of "Went the day well".
It is an Indian SMLE, converted to a shotgun to complie with UK gun laws and before I get the police knocking on my door, yes we are both UK firearms license holders.
Harry
I know where to go when the fit hits the shan.
Undertow said:I really love seeing some of these automatics, especially the miniguns.
I recently purchased a $60 dot reticle for my 10/22 and I'm quite glad I did. It's range is as far as you can see with the naked eye, it's already sighted in, needs few adjustments, deadly accurate and makes for QUICK target acquisition. I don't have any pics for you but I may be able to get some.
Anyone have experience with dot reticles?
Isn't that called a "Ruby" pistol?Twitch said:Here is an Astra my Grandpa brought back from WW I... It's not rare or valuable at all.