10-Ring
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Dan Wesson Classic Bobtail was the last handgun I bought.
What is the last gun that you bought?
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GotGlock
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Kahr pm9, I love that little gun.
Quentin
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AKM/AK-47 clone, Century Arms GP WASR-10
KFD147
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Beretta Cheetah 84BB 380 acp
skud_dusty
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Bought this 1965 Ruger for my father:
It's the lower one
It's the lower one
Rod B
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A used but well cared for Smith & Wesson model 52.
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PracticeFreedom
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A trio of P7 police trade ins.
JohnBT
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Last handgun: Rohrbaugh 9s
Last gun of any kind: RRA AR w/ a 16" lightweight chrome-lined bbl.
Both were lightly used. The Rohrbaugh cost more than the RRA.
Last gun of any kind: RRA AR w/ a 16" lightweight chrome-lined bbl.
Both were lightly used. The Rohrbaugh cost more than the RRA.
col_tapiocca
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Last hand gun was a Swiss Made Sphinx AT-2000S with stainless steel frame and blued carbon steel slide.
And yesterday I pick up my Ruger PC9.
And yesterday I pick up my Ruger PC9.
glassman
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Dw Pointman7
My latest purchase. Very sweet
My latest purchase. Very sweet
Scorpiusdeus
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Springfield XD Tactical in .40 S&W
full metal
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WOW keep them pic's coming.
Bullet Bob
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Winchester model 70 Super Grade in .270, with Leupold 3x9. My local dealer bought a group of guns in an estate sale, and had a good price on this setup. I don't believe the deceased owner ever fired it, but I plan to rectify that. Abby the wonder dog says it's not a pheasant gun, what good can it be?
Dgindlesperger
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70 is a great rifle!!! I have a 670 (cheaper version with same action) !!!
txgolfer45
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Sig P220 in .45ACP. It was a CPO that I found at a gun show.
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lee n. field
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Most recent gun?
Century Arms WASR-10. It's ugly. Despite Century's reputation though, everything is straight, and I've had no problem whatsoever yet.
Century Arms WASR-10. It's ugly. Despite Century's reputation though, everything is straight, and I've had no problem whatsoever yet.
varoadking
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My last 6 handgun purchases have been four .22 Ruger MK II's and two Pac-Lite uppers...
All the MKII's get VQ triggers, sears and extractors...
Goin' back to the rimfire after years of shooting centerfire exclusively. Not that the 38's, 44's, 9's, 357's, 45's & 10's are going unattended.
My last rifle purchase was a .22 Henry pump...fun little thing...
All the MKII's get VQ triggers, sears and extractors...
Goin' back to the rimfire after years of shooting centerfire exclusively. Not that the 38's, 44's, 9's, 357's, 45's & 10's are going unattended.
My last rifle purchase was a .22 Henry pump...fun little thing...
S&W 442 with an Uncle Mike's Sidekick, Size 0. Report to follow...
----- start short report -----
Fired 150 or so rounds through the 442, today. About half of 'em were weak-handed, off-hand shots. weak-hand: ouch. Need to practice weak-hand shooting a lot more. Off handed, strong-hand shooting: went a little easier. Firearm performed well. Shooter.... well....shooter needs to get out more. |:-/ The Uncle Mike's size 0 Sidekick: Not for me: does not stay open (no surprise), does not retain the firearm securely enough for my taste. The 10 rounds of carry ammo that I fired was the smoothest shooting and smoothest emptying. The Wolf aluminum-cased target rounds were not a quality experience. The brass target rounds were not bad, but produced more recoil than the the carry rounds. That was surprising. Once I got some tips from the local instructor, things went smoother. The notion that this is short range weapon is well understood, now.
Safe shooting.
----- start short report -----
Fired 150 or so rounds through the 442, today. About half of 'em were weak-handed, off-hand shots. weak-hand: ouch. Need to practice weak-hand shooting a lot more. Off handed, strong-hand shooting: went a little easier. Firearm performed well. Shooter.... well....shooter needs to get out more. |:-/ The Uncle Mike's size 0 Sidekick: Not for me: does not stay open (no surprise), does not retain the firearm securely enough for my taste. The 10 rounds of carry ammo that I fired was the smoothest shooting and smoothest emptying. The Wolf aluminum-cased target rounds were not a quality experience. The brass target rounds were not bad, but produced more recoil than the the carry rounds. That was surprising. Once I got some tips from the local instructor, things went smoother. The notion that this is short range weapon is well understood, now.
Safe shooting.
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browningguy
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A Savage Model 1907 in .32 ACP:
CH47gunner
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CZ
CZ452 Special, in .22lr. Great bolt action .22lr rifle.
Looking seriously at a S&W .22lr, Model 63 w/ 4" barrel.
CZ452 Special, in .22lr. Great bolt action .22lr rifle.
Looking seriously at a S&W .22lr, Model 63 w/ 4" barrel.
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