What is the last gun that you bought?

Sig Pro 2022 9mm two tone with night sight

CZ75BD

A twofer

EMP 40 & a Dan Wesson ECO 9mm

AR-15 in 10mm.

OK I have my 10mm upper, and I'm loading up my grease gun lower. I have all the parts. Well I am waiting on my Diamondhead polymer sights and my Ergo grip.

Getting close now!

S & W Shield 9

Picked up a Shield 9mm, glad they finally came out with a no safety version.

Just picked up another Taurus TCP. The daughter made off with the last one, so I had to replace it. :banghead:

baddad06 said:

EMP 40 & a Dan Wesson ECO 9mm

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beautiful pistols!

Here are a couple in work shots of my newest project as mentioned above.





Here is some fun work to make the magazine catch just right:

Sccy cpx2

S&W 642 for a CCW when absolute discretion is needed.

Picked up a CZ452 Scout also to teach my daughter shooting.

Kimber Grand Raptor II

A first Walther: the "Made In W. Germany" PPK in .380, with nice bluing.
The other handguns are Sauer 38H, Mauser Hsc and Sig 232.

The PPK type was an original founder of this "tribe", or could call it a Stamm.

G19

Henry 45-70 with Leupold Ultimate Slam 3-9x.

Ruger LCRx 3" .22LR.

Picked up a kahr ct 9mm. Could not have been more pleased

Done:

Ruger New Vaquero .45 colt

Bought a couple of Glenfield .22s -- have to find a magazine for the Model 70. Oddly enough, the last inch of the Model 70 bore is threaded; probably for a blank firing adapter

I'd been looking for a SS PT92 without a rail for a very long time. Found this one & a PT945 sitting right next to it at a LGS. Got them BOTH out the door for under $500



Tuckerdog1

Hi...

I went to a local gun show yesterday to just look around. More interested in a progressive press than a new gun.

No progressives to be found, so my son and I went on a LGS tour for about 5-6 hours.

Somehow, I ended up talking myself into my first tupperware gun...A S&W M&P 40 in .40S&W. Total cost out the door was $545US. Of course, add-on costs like reloading dies, a holster or two and a supply of bullets will drive the cost somewhat higher.

Me, a dyed-in-the-wool traditionalist buying my first plastic gun at the ripe old age of 60 and in a caliber I had no interest in until yesterday.
I just decided to experiment with a caliber I had no previous experience with in a platform that was totally new to me, as well.

This will not supplant my CCW weapons (1911s in .45ACP) but will be a range gun. I learned that after-market barrels in 9mm and .357Sig are available, and are supposedly, a drop-in fit. At a cost of about $170US each, it seems a relatively small cost to dally about in the world of .357Sig, as well. Not including the cost of another set of dies, brass, bullets, etc.

If I like this gun, I may well buy a barrel in each caliber to see if I can turn this into a 3-caliber handgun. I find that an intriguing idea.

Never hurts to try something new...maybe an expensive trait, but that is only a financial pain...nothing of lasting impact.

Looks like with this new toy to experiment with my plan to build an AR-platform rifle (something else I never had any real interest in) may get pushed back into summer or later.

Walther PPS in 9mm. Surprised at accuracy and i think i am liking the mag release.

Just purchased a Sig P938 for a concealed carry.