The Liberal Gun Club Forum

Whipping out all life on the island is sick. Blowing up a bridge or building, on the other hand, can be quite a fun!

who said anything about wiping out all live, hell there are even legal ways to smash particles, namely in particle accelerators, there's even been a few physicists that have built those in their garage..... when they were 14.

gendoikari87 wrote:who said anything about wiping out all live, hell there are even legal ways to smash particles, namely in particle accelerators, there's even been a few physicists that have built those in their garage..... when they were 14.

I've occasionaly thought doing something with these folks would be fun in particle-ure sort of way: http://www.fusor.net/

oh my god that looks like so much fun.

I have a small collection

A glock 21sf (.45acp)
My EDC Glock 30sf (.45acp)

A Colt LE6920 with an Eotech EXP-3-2

On the wish list is a shotgun and a Glock 19 (9mm) for my better half.

Three 10/22s, another coming soon.
Mossberg 500 .410
Remington 1100 16 gauge
Ruger Mk III 22/45 22LR
Colt woodsman 22 LR
Ruger LCR 38 special
Ruger SR9c
Springfield XDM 9 mm 5.25 inch
Springfield XDM 45 ACP 4.5 inch

Actually pack?
Kahr P9
Ruger SR1911

I shoot better with the Ruger, but the Kahr weighs less.

A stock 10/22 that I bought new along about 1979.
A Mossberg 42M-B .22 military trainer marked "US Government Property" with US and UK proof marks. (We sent a passel of 'em to the Brits on Lend-Lease during WWII.)

A few other odds and ends.

OK, I haven't done an inventory in a while, so here goes:

Savage Arms 22LR rifle (I forget which model)
Remington Model 31L 12 gauge (circa 1939)
Remington Model 770
Colt Python
Springfield 1911 A1 Loaded
Springfield XDm Comp 9
Springfield XDm 40
SIG P239 .40
Beretta 92fs Inox (Wife's)
Browning Buckmark Camper
Ruger Single Six

Wish list includes, but is not limited to:

A good quality AR
over\under shotgun
LCR or J frame
Springfield M1A
Another 1911, or three
etc, etc, etc.

I carry a bullet launcher that fits in my pocket.
5 DA revolvers
1 SAA .45
2 nines
1 380
2 lever guns - 357 marlin and browning .22
1 1022 Ruger


I have fewer guitars 4.
More amps than guitars. Amps are like holsters.

I don't carry. Guns too many to list individually.

Shotguns, single shots, doubles, pumps and one auto. 12, 16, 20 and .410

rifles, a bunch of .22s, singles, levers and 10/22 a Marlin 3030 lever, an old 30-06

handguns, Sigs and Smiths in .45 and 9mm para.

current love affair is my S and W 1911

Most of my guns are guns passed down to me. All the shotguns are old as are all the rifles save the 10/22 which I bought. I inherited my revolvers, bought my Sigs and the 1911.

I have a bunch of guns--- maybe 20 or more, if you count the swap-barrels. Funny, I didn't actually purchase more than half of them. That happens a lot in Tennessee, where I grew up. If I wanted something to carry, it would be my trusty old GP100 (4" barrel). I'm 6'2", and right around 200 lbs, so it would not be that hard to conceal if I had to, I guess. Hell, with a leather or Kakadu duster I could conceal the SKS, if I wanted to! I have a H&R Handi with 20 ga and .30-30 barrels. I have a T/C Contender with match barrels in .22, .357, .30-30, and a .22 WMR. I have a half dozen cap 'n' ball guns, both long and short. I have a Savage 110 in .30-06, a Norinco JW 15 .22 bolt action, and a Ruger MKII with a bull barrel. And an S&W 422 that shines for accuracy. I've even got a couple of airguns, a crossbow, a recurve bow and a slingshot, just in case! All I can say is ALL of mine are dead-on accurate, except the SKS, which is only passable. I got no use for a gun that ain't accurate. Everything else is hair-on-a-gnat's-ass category. I tend to not go anywhere where I need to carry a gun. Like I said, if I had to I'd carry the GP100.

Here is my collection of primarily military surplus shooters. I try to get each one out to the range with me a few times a year. The scopes are mounted using clamp on mounts (no drill and tap) so that the rifles are preserved. None of the wood has been sanded or refinished. Slings and holsters are both original and reproduction. Bayonets and scabbards are original.



L to R, fourth row: Springfield M1903 .30-06 (1918), Eddystone M1917 .30-06 (1918), Mosin Nagant 91/30 7.62x54R (1944), Yugo M24/47 8mm (1947), Mossberg 590A1 12 ga (2009), Tokarev SVT-40 7.62x54R (1942), Thompson M1A1 .45ACP De-Mil (1943), Smith Corona M1903A3 .30-06 (1944), Springfield Armory M1 .30-06 (1944), Sig Sauer M400 5.56mm(2012), Springfield Armory M1 .30-06 (1945), IBM M1 Carbine .30 (1943), Romanian M44 7.62x54R (1954), Sig Sauer 556 5.56mm (2010), Russian SKS 7.62x39 (1955), Yugo M59/66A1 SKS 7.62x39 (1970)
L to R, third row: Swiss K31 7.5mm (1945), Remington 513T .22 (1943)
L to R, second row: Remington Rand M1911A1 .45ACP (1943), Auto Ordnance M1911A1 .45ACP (2011), Colt M1917 .45ACP (1918), Smith & Wesson Victory .38 Special (1942), Colt Commando .38 Special (1943), Nagant M1895 7.62 Nagant (1941)
L to R, first row: Sig Sauer P226 9mm (1997), Sig Sauer P229 .40S&W (2009), Sig Sauer 2022 9mm (2011)

Mother of god, it's an SVT-40! *Droool*

OK, since this thread has been resurrected, I looked over my list from October 2011 and realized I have added three items since then:

larrymod wrote:In the order acquired:

1. Do-everything shotgun, configurable for hunting, target sports, or home defense: Remington 870 Express 12g

2. Same, purchased with smaller family members in mind: Remington 870 Express 20g

3. Fun plinker, now being reconfigured into a "Liberty Training Rifle" suitable for Appleseed events: Ruger 10/22 .22 carbine

4. Deer rifle, if I ever decide to take up hunting: Weatherby Vanguard Sporter in .30-06 with a nice scope

5. Historical military battle rifle for the range: Springfield Armory M1 Garand, c. 1955, from CMP.

6. General-pupose handgun (except for concealed carry, which I currently don't feel the need for): Springfield Armory Loaded 1911 in .45 ACP.

7. Plinker and lower cost range handgun: Ruger Mark III 22/45 .22lr with 5" barrel.

8. Couple of Crosman air pistols for shooting rats in my garage, etc.

9. Kel-Tec Sub2000, 9mm with S&W grips

10. Mosin-Nagant, 1932 Tula hex receiver

11. Pietta replica of a Colt 1860 Army .44 caliber cap-and-ball black powder revolver

the comedian wrote:Tula SKS
SLR- 106SF ( Arsenal 5.56mm AK)
Type38 Arisaka carbine ( with mum intact)
M48 Yugo Mauser
Marlin bolt action in .17 HMR
S& W Model 1950 .45 ACP revolver
Ruger Bearcat .22 LR revolver
CZ- 83 ( .32 ACP)
Russian Makarov ( 9x 18mm)
Kel- Tec P11 9x19mm
Beretta Tomcat ( .32 ACP)

I need a new safe.

comedian,

what was the gun you brought to the first meeting that looked like a flamethrower every time it shot? I can't remember.

I own:

Glock 29
Kahr CW9
SW 642
Rossi 92 (357 mag)
Mossberg 500 (12 ga)
Taurus PT-25

I've been having some back pain recently, so I've been carrying my Taurus to spare my back.

mark wrote:

the comedian wrote:Tula SKS
SLR- 106SF ( Arsenal 5.56mm AK)
Type38 Arisaka carbine ( with mum intact)
M48 Yugo Mauser
Marlin bolt action in .17 HMR
S& W Model 1950 .45 ACP revolver
Ruger Bearcat .22 LR revolver
CZ- 83 ( .32 ACP)
Russian Makarov ( 9x 18mm)
Kel- Tec P11 9x19mm
Beretta Tomcat ( .32 ACP)

I need a new safe.

comedian,

what was the gun you brought to the first meeting that looked like a flamethrower every time it shot? I can't remember.

Out of that list, it HAS to be the Yugo Mauser.

Xela

Van wrote:I own:

Glock 29
Kahr CW9
SW 642
Rossi 92 (357 mag)
Mossberg 500 (12 ga)
Taurus PT-25

I've been having some back pain recently, so I've been carrying my Taurus to spare my back.

You are severely short on rifles Van.

Xela

Xela wrote:3 Russian SKS (2 Tulas, 1 Izhevsk)
2 Swede mausers (1 m38 husky, 1 m96/38 Carl Gustaf)
1 Finn Mosin-Nagant (M28/30)
2 Colt 1911's
1 Beretta 85F

Xela

Update: the Beretta is no longer under my roof.

Xela

That's one heckuva collection, cubuffalo!

And very nicely laid out. Must have taken some time to set up that photograph.

Xela wrote:

mark wrote:

the comedian wrote:Tula SKS
SLR- 106SF ( Arsenal 5.56mm AK)
Type38 Arisaka carbine ( with mum intact)
M48 Yugo Mauser
Marlin bolt action in .17 HMR
S& W Model 1950 .45 ACP revolver
Ruger Bearcat .22 LR revolver
CZ- 83 ( .32 ACP)
Russian Makarov ( 9x 18mm)
Kel- Tec P11 9x19mm
Beretta Tomcat ( .32 ACP)

I need a new safe.

comedian,

what was the gun you brought to the first meeting that looked like a flamethrower every time it shot? I can't remember.

Out of that list, it HAS to be the Yugo Mauser.

Xela

Good guess but it was a handgun, if my memory serves me. Of course, this could have all just been a dream.

I think it was the FiveseveN and the commie bastard seems to have sold it.

Mason wrote:I think it was the FiveseveN and the commie bastard seems to have sold it.

THAT's IT!!

Thanks Mason.

Well, you can't trust commies, what did you expect?

Winchester Model 70 in .270
Remington M1917 sporter in 30.06
M1 Garand
Yugo SKS
M38 Mosin Nagant carbine
M91/30 Mosin Nagant
Steyr M95
Remington 870 wingmaster in 20 gauge
H&R single shot 410
Remington 512 x targetmaster bolt action .22
Rossi .22/410 single shot youth model
Ruger Mark 1 .22 pistol
and
2 old double barrels that I forgot what they were

edit and my wifes Marlin 30/30 which is mine but hers,,lol,I bought it she took it

Xela wrote:

Van wrote:I own:

Glock 29
Kahr CW9
SW 642
Rossi 92 (357 mag)
Mossberg 500 (12 ga)
Taurus PT-25

I've been having some back pain recently, so I've been carrying my Taurus to spare my back.

You are severely short on rifles Van.

Xela

The Rossi is a rifle. Sort of.