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.308 Win Project

CDFingers

Very nice!

In keeping with the theme of this thread, here is a heavily molested US Krag bayonet, adjusted during the First World War into a fighting knife.

It fits my 03A3 and my Garand just like a Mauser k98 bayo does on that rifle. Freaky, mounted. Reminds me never to argue with a fixed bayonet.



Maple in the rain.

CDFingers

I don't own alot of pistols because I'm constantly culling them, but this one will be the last to go if I ever had to.. It's a Sig Sauer P226 SportStock in 9mm. Sig Mastershop in Eckenforde only made these between 2002-2004 as a limited run. I had searched far and wide for years and finally came across one in 2013. I do shoot Steel Challenge with it, but I just start from low-ready instead of drawing from holster.. I'd rather take the 1sec penalty over scratching up the stainless finish. It's my pride and joy!

That is a pretty SIG. Nice lighting, too!

officedog wrote:I don't own alot of pistols because I'm constantly culling them, but this one will be the last to go if I ever had to.. It's a Sig Sauer P226 SportStock in 9mm. Sig Mastershop in Eckenforde only made these between 2002-2004 as a limited run. I had searched far and wide for years and finally came across one in 2013. I do shoot Steel Challenge with it, but I just start from low-ready instead of drawing from holster.. I'd rather take the 1sec penalty over scratching up the stainless finish. It's my pride and joy!

That is a nice one..

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Here is my "inherited" shotgun. As I'm sure many of you can probably tell, it's a Mossberg Mariner. It was in a rifle bag that belonged to my grandfather, but this was not his shotgun. Long story, but I have ended up with it and I can't say I'm sad about it!

galaxy wrote:Here is my "inherited" shotgun. As I'm sure many of you can probably tell, it's a Mossberg Mariner. It was in a rifle bag that belonged to my grandfather, but this was not his shotgun. Long story, but I have ended up with it and I can't say I'm sad about it!

Nice. One basic firearm everyone needs ..

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CDFingers

My favorite piece. It's a S&W "Pre-model 10" in .38 Special. 2" barrel, serialized diamond magna grips, "S" series serial number and the single line "Made in U.S.A." from the wartime Victory models, minus the "Marcas Registradas" and address line. Where the Victory models were bead blasted and Parkerized, this lad is nicely polished and done in a low luster blue. It's pretty much just a "show n' tell" gun, I've never used anything more exotic than 148 grain lead round nose rounds in it.

I'd shoot the hell out of that gun.

CDFingers wrote:

CDFingers

I keep looking at this picture thinking it looks like something out of a steampunk video game.

Too funny not to share..

CDFingers wrote:

CDFingers

That's got to be one of the most artful photographs of a firearm I've ever seen. Are you working in movies out there in Californialand? Brilliant!

Sweet of you to say. Can you recognize the gun?



CDFingers

CDFingers wrote:Sweet of you to say. Can you recognize the gun?



CDFingers

Yeah I do. Its your gun.. Right?

Do you recognize this gun?

Damocles wrote:

CDFingers wrote:

CDFingers

That's got to be one of the most artful photographs of a firearm I've ever seen. Are you working in movies out there in Californialand? Brilliant!

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CDFingers wrote:Sweet of you to say. Can you recognize the gun?



CDFingers

I have no idea...

Damocles wrote:

CDFingers wrote:Sweet of you to say. Can you recognize the gun?



CDFingers

I have no idea...

Its from the NRA museum page. Some rich royalty type owned it if I recall correctly.

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dandad wrote:

Damocles wrote:

CDFingers wrote:Sweet of you to say. Can you recognize the gun?



CDFingers

I have no idea...

Its from the NRA museum page. Some rich royalty type owned it if I recall correctly.

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Nay, nay, a thousand times nay! It's my gun, not in the NRA museum! Mineminemine.

Nah, that's my No.1 MkIII* front end with my handy dandy bore light at the other end. Under exposed, the front end looks positively alien with that bayo mount on there. It's upside down, too. Now, see the front sight? >giggle< it's the gun pr0n thread...

CDFingers

CDFingers wrote:Sweet of you to say. Can you recognize the gun?
CDFingers

something about german triplanes going down in flames.

dandad wrote: Yeah I do. Its your gun.. Right?

Do you recognize this gun?

C96 Mauser Conehammer

http://www.nramuseum.org/guns/the-galle ... ammer.aspx

Upside down, of course...

CDFingers wrote:

dandad wrote:

Damocles wrote:

CDFingers wrote:Sweet of you to say. Can you recognize the gun?



CDFingers

I have no idea...

Its from the NRA museum page. Some rich royalty type owned it if I recall correctly.

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Nay, nay, a thousand times nay! It's my gun, not in the NRA museum! Mineminemine.

Nah, that's my No.1 MkIII* front end with my handy dandy bore light at the other end. Under exposed, the front end looks positively alien with that bayo mount on there. It's upside down, too. Now, see the front sight? >giggle< it's the gun pr0n thread...

CDFingers

The mauser with the lion head is an NRA gun

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I believe buck asked to see the air guns
Top down
Beeman P1 west German made .177
RWS spring piston .177
Air Force PCP jr Target .177
Hemerlli PCP .22


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Paladin, did you have that Air Force around the last time I was over there? I can't remember if I put my hot, sweaty hands on it.