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I was thinking that, from the little notch on the pump grip. Thanks.

I'm curious what the pump gun is, 4th from the left. Thanks!

A buddy of mine and I built some pretty decent ones out of PVC with interchangeable barrels and coleman lantern lighters for spark. The ones where you twist them with a snapping of the fingers motion. We found that limes flew the best, and we would bring a cross section of pipe to the grocery...

Appears to be the last year of manufacture, august 1947. I hope it shoots well.

Well, turns out it was a Reminton Model 11, serial number 785741. 12ga, 30". I picked it up and its in pretty good shape. My first semi-auto. Anyone have any idea when it was manufactured?

Is the firearm, second from the left, a Browning A5? Thanks.

I took my Ithaca 37 12ga to a sporting clays range last weekend and it was great to shoot. I had rented a pretty nice Browning Citori to use, and I found myself going back to the Model 37. So light, sights up awesome, and I actually enjoy the recoil, just part of the fun. I think when I get...

George, I think we have found similar firearms. I picked mine up for $200US at an antique auction. It is also a 30" and a -4 full choke. I took it out this weekend for the first time just shooting some random hand thrown things and I had a real hard time hitting them. The main reason was...

I prefer the "T" serial number blued models, I saw a few at an excellent gunshow in central Florida last weekend in almost mint condition for under $700, and a few not much more expensive.

Thanks! Can't wait to shoot some clays with it this weekend. First timer.

Just picked one up tonight at a local antique show, serial number 815682. Black_Talon, would you be so kind? Thanks.

I have had an MK9 Elite 98 for a few years. Probably 2500 rounds through it. I have had a couple failures to feed, but in the firearms' defense it was absolutely filthy after having gone to the range twice with hundreds of rounds each time. I've never had it fail in the first ~250+ rounds...

Makarov in my opinion is the best gun in that price range for plinking, concealed carry, & aesthetics. I think the only downfalls are that the ammo isn't available at WalMart (but it would be half the price of .380 if it was). Holster selection can be a bit limited but they are out there...

I have both an MK9 elite and P3AT. I can carry the Kahr in just about any Jeans, cargo pants, dickies, etc. If I am wearing thin dress pants, I have to carry the Keltec. All guns have their own Desantis Nemesis holsters, even my Makarov that I'll carry out in the garage sometimes. I am 5'8...

Avoiding the Makarov or do you already have one?

I purchase a Desantis Nemesis holster for every gun that I own (if they make it), as well as my lady's guns. This includes: Kahr MK9 Keltec P3AT Sig P232 Makarov They are excellent in the pocket, and I really just like keeping guns in them to lay on a nightstand or in a drawer. I wish...

I threw this together for a buddy who was having trouble and I wasn't doing a good job of verbally instructing him over instant message. http://www.controlledexplosion.com/takedown/ Its for a Kahr MK9, but many autos are very similar in takedown.

I was recently faced with a similar decision and I bought the Sig P220. I am a sucker for a slick DA/SA with a great reputation for reliability and accuracy. I didn't go for the stainless though, too matte for my taste.

That's pretty lame. I haven't been a part of any gun shows here in South Florida where any sort of announcement was made. A good number of the vendors keep their wares in glass display cases that are openable from the dealer side only. I would think a lot of this could be avoided by having...

I 2nd the Bulg Mak... hard to beat for the price.