Post Pics of your guns while you're shooting them

Me bump firing my Mak 90

With my Sister and Brother in-law in Colorado. Might be my Taurus PT99, but I'm not sure, could be one of their guns.

My 5 year old preparing to lay down some suppressive fire with her Daisy Buck BB gun.



We are still working on stance and cheek weld.

Me firing my M1. Enblocs seem to like me.

thumper723 said:

Me firing my M1. Enblocs seem to like me.

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Good catch!

Me, with #1 (an M48).


Roommate from high school


Friend of mine from college, he's not at all in frame

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Me.

If I could make one request - Speaking for many of us "Dial-Up ", folks, out here in the "boonies", please have pitty on us, and try to keep JPEG files 'small', if possible. Good photos .... and would like to see 'em all, but they can take forever, to download.
Thanks

People still use "dial-up"?

Couple years ago with a friend's h&k usc, modified to accept grease gun mags

PlayboyPenguin said:

.... People still use "dial-up"? ....

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Hard to believe, isn't it?
What can I say(?) - I'm stuck here in rural Oklahoma .... it's all we can get.:banghead:
Some of us are lucky just to have 'lectricity ....

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FAL

You first.



Oh, and it's "Curious". I'm not a perfect speller by any means, but come on, that's a pretty common and easy word.

Me with my MP5 in an IDPA style shoot.

awsome pics guys. is that the bullet you can see in one of them, thats an awsome pic anyway

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I believe so.

Me shooting my S&W 1911 fullsize.

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Me and my little friend... 1919A4 Browning

Wow, how did you get an MP5? Class3???



Originally Posted by Chipperman:

"Me with my MP5 in an IDPA style shoot."

Wow, how did you get an MP5? That is like my dream gun. They are expensive as hell and the last I checked required a ClassIII License to get that is unles you are military/policia LOL. Care to elaborate on how you obtained this nice weapon?

Class 3s arent all THAT uncommon out here.

Really? Well, they aren't that uncommon out here either if you have the $$$ but most people don't bother with it. Anybosy that wants to sell firearms, business-wise, have to have one. However, I was speaking on more of an individual basis. A friend of mine's dad has one as an individual but I don't know that it is worth it. I mean he says it is but he buys/sells/trades a lot and he likes knowing that he can get a supposed higher class of weapons. I mean a Class III license is really nothing more than a licensed dealer if I understand it correctly. Then again I was also under the assumption that you had to possess a class 3 license to own a class 3 weapon but there are conflicting theories on this, so it seems.

It is also interesting that you say in your neck of the woods Class III's are not uncommon. I was always under the assumption that most of the northeastern U.S. was not very gun friendly.

Couple years ago with a friend's h&k usc, modified to accept grease gun mags

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oooh fancy. Bet that cost some $$$. How was it?

There is no "class III" license for owning a machine gun, or any other NFA item. All it requires that you fill out the proper forms, send in the required photos, finger print cards, and have the CLEO signature, wait for the background check, and give the government $200 for the tax stamp.

If the local CLEO won't sign off in your area, and the NFA item you are seeking is legal in your state, you can bypass the CLEO if you own your own business, or I think you can even do it with a revocable trust.

If you are a dealer and want to handle Class III/NFA items, then you need a Class III FFL SOT, which is the license. This not needed to own one as an individual.

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