Foreign Gun Owners(outside US members)...Show your stuff...
- Thread starter nwilliams
- Start date
- Status
Kentucky-roughrider
Member
25 Pdr, what caliber is that lever action?
Everyone, this just proof's that we are not only nation with guns in privite hands.
Everyone, this just proof's that we are not only nation with guns in privite hands.
Shung
Member
a couple more of my guns !
CZ-V22 22lr conversion upper for AR
my muzzloaders (walker 1847, Navy 1851, New Army 1858, Hawken .45)
Sharps 45-120
Mossberg500 and glock19 22lr from Advantage arms (beside one of my M4 and my Springield Armory 1911A1 mil spec)
more to come !
CZ-V22 22lr conversion upper for AR
my muzzloaders (walker 1847, Navy 1851, New Army 1858, Hawken .45)
Sharps 45-120
Mossberg500 and glock19 22lr from Advantage arms (beside one of my M4 and my Springield Armory 1911A1 mil spec)
more to come !
OP
OP
nwilliams
Member
JZ06 thanks for sharing.
What's your location btw?
What's your location btw?
Hi there.
Some of mine : (Time to take new pic.)
From the top:
Parker Hale 22/250
Mosin Nagant M91/30Pu 7,62x54r
Mosin Nagant M91/30 7,62x54r
Lee Enfield #4Mk1 303br. (My favourite)
Remington 22cal
Tos 22cal
Colt Oficial Police 38 spl (gone
)
High Standard 22cal
And few shotguns and a CZ75 TS not on the pic.
btw. The Colt OP. is sold ................But a new 9mm CZ-75 Tactical Sports filled its spot. (pic later) Pistols are few, far between, and expensive here in Iceland and something had to go to make some $$$$ for the CZ which I bought brand new from Danmark, couple of months ago.
Here one can have licence for 22cal bolt rifles and shotguns (except semi auto) at the age of 20. And a year later for bolt rifles up to 8mm and semi auto shotguns.
Handgun licence are really hard to get and then only for competition shooting and/or collecting.
Some of mine : (Time to take new pic.)
From the top:
Parker Hale 22/250
Mosin Nagant M91/30Pu 7,62x54r
Mosin Nagant M91/30 7,62x54r
Lee Enfield #4Mk1 303br. (My favourite)
Remington 22cal
Tos 22cal
Colt Oficial Police 38 spl (gone
)High Standard 22cal
And few shotguns and a CZ75 TS not on the pic.
btw. The Colt OP. is sold
................But a new 9mm CZ-75 Tactical Sports filled its spot. (pic later) Pistols are few, far between, and expensive here in Iceland and something had to go to make some $$$$ for the CZ which I bought brand new from Danmark, couple of months ago.Here one can have licence for 22cal bolt rifles and shotguns (except semi auto) at the age of 20. And a year later for bolt rifles up to 8mm and semi auto shotguns.
Handgun licence are really hard to get and then only for competition shooting and/or collecting.
Fred West
Member
Yes it is. It shoots quite well, better than my Enfield No 4 anyhow.
Fred.
well I've found pics of some of the guns (well, I'm in my wife's laptop right now)
http://img86.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pict0138su9.jpg
http://img206.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pict0141ma4.jpg
http://img123.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pict0538mn6.jpg
http://img86.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pict0138su9.jpg
http://img206.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pict0141ma4.jpg
http://img123.imageshack.us/my.php?image=pict0538mn6.jpg
Last edited:
Kestral
Member
My handgun collection
I have a total of 65 handguns from 22 to 455,reload all the calibres I have which gives me much satisfaction.Have just aquired cases at last for my Nambu`s 94 & 14,so I`m looking forward to trying them out soon.Half of my collection was donated by the German army 1945,as they didn`t need them anymore,We had to hand in the Spandaus & MP 40s back in 1997, was paid a very fair price for them too.but as long a we have good home security,you can enjoy having & using your collection.My only regret is that Im now in my middle 70s & want to keep on using them for at least another 100 yrs or so.Anyone know of any really good medicines.Kestral
I have a total of 65 handguns from 22 to 455,reload all the calibres I have which gives me much satisfaction.Have just aquired cases at last for my Nambu`s 94 & 14,so I`m looking forward to trying them out soon.Half of my collection was donated by the German army 1945,as they didn`t need them anymore,We had to hand in the Spandaus & MP 40s back in 1997, was paid a very fair price for them too.but as long a we have good home security,you can enjoy having & using your collection.My only regret is that Im now in my middle 70s & want to keep on using them for at least another 100 yrs or so.Anyone know of any really good medicines.Kestral
BHP FAN
Member
Keep on your zinc,and b&c complex vitamins.may you shoot and live long!
Coastie2010
Member
- Joined
- Feb 19, 2008
- Messages
- 29
Kestral, do the UK's gun laws not apply to the Channel Islands?
throdgrain
Member
I dont think they do, do they Kestral? Same in the Isle of Man, which is a rain swept island in the middle of the Irish sea.
Kestral
Member
Kestral ref UK Gun Laws
Thanks for your interest,No, we do not come under the UK,we have our own Govt,we are also not part of the EU.We are British subjects of the Queen of England,but not represented to or part of the UK Govt,having no MPs either in the UK or the EU.All our firearms are registered,and have to be kept in a secure place,which is inspected by our Police,but they are very reasonable & helpful towards shooters & collectors,but woe unto you if you let the side down,drink driving,petty crime of any sort etc & you lose your lic for life.They also like you to have a reasonably sized collection,as they know the value of a persons collection makes them think twice before risking losing them all over something stupid.We have 2 main pistol clubs,2 full bore & 1 22 rifle clubs,plus Skeet & Clay clubs,plus forom 1st Oct to end of Feb each year you can shoot rabbits on the cliffs or public land,which when you consider we are 8.5miles long by max 5 miles wide with 65,000 people is not bad going.regards Kestral.ps We were occupied by Germany June12th 1940 till May 9th 1945, thats where most of our guns came from.
Thanks for your interest,No, we do not come under the UK,we have our own Govt,we are also not part of the EU.We are British subjects of the Queen of England,but not represented to or part of the UK Govt,having no MPs either in the UK or the EU.All our firearms are registered,and have to be kept in a secure place,which is inspected by our Police,but they are very reasonable & helpful towards shooters & collectors,but woe unto you if you let the side down,drink driving,petty crime of any sort etc & you lose your lic for life.They also like you to have a reasonably sized collection,as they know the value of a persons collection makes them think twice before risking losing them all over something stupid.We have 2 main pistol clubs,2 full bore & 1 22 rifle clubs,plus Skeet & Clay clubs,plus forom 1st Oct to end of Feb each year you can shoot rabbits on the cliffs or public land,which when you consider we are 8.5miles long by max 5 miles wide with 65,000 people is not bad going.regards Kestral.ps We were occupied by Germany June12th 1940 till May 9th 1945, thats where most of our guns came from.
Greetings from Serbia, here is my modest collection (sorry for the picture quality - ):
From left to right:
1. Suhl 303 airgun
2. Brno Mod 2 .22LR
3. Zastava (Charles Daly).243 win, Bushnell Elite 3200 3-9x40
4. Zastava (Mark X) .30-06, Bushnell 3200 3-9x50
5. Baikal IZH 94 12/76 - .223Rem Bushnell 1,5-6x44
6. Baikal IZH 27 O/U 12/76
7. Baikal IZH MP153 12/89
):
From left to right:
1. Suhl 303 airgun
2. Brno Mod 2 .22LR
3. Zastava (Charles Daly).243 win, Bushnell Elite 3200 3-9x40
4. Zastava (Mark X) .30-06, Bushnell 3200 3-9x50
5. Baikal IZH 94 12/76 - .223Rem Bushnell 1,5-6x44
6. Baikal IZH 27 O/U 12/76
7. Baikal IZH MP153 12/89
solareclipse
Member
instead of calling people foreign, why not call it "people outside the us" since thats what this thread is about right?
politics, a sensitive issue. and i envy the finnish. i think it was them that had silencers available over the counter.........
politics, a sensitive issue. and i envy the finnish. i think it was them that had silencers available over the counter.........
barman
Member
erased
Well here goes my first post. Just joined today and might as well start by showing some of what I have. Pictures are outdated and I need to take some updated shots of new items I've added to my collection.
Me with an UZI !!
A British issue Enfield L1A1 with Trilux Scope, VZ 858 with tactical accessories and a GSG-5 for plinking fun
Kimber Custom TLE II .45ACP
And a Walther P99 QA
Mix and match !!
Me with an UZI !!
A British issue Enfield L1A1 with Trilux Scope, VZ 858 with tactical accessories and a GSG-5 for plinking fun
Kimber Custom TLE II .45ACP
And a Walther P99 QA
Mix and match !!
Last edited:
Shung
Member
I think I was to show this here and now !
the 20inchers.. one will remain a M16A4 clone, and Im gonna turn the other one into a mk12mod0 clone !
the 20inchers.. one will remain a M16A4 clone, and Im gonna turn the other one into a mk12mod0 clone !
Silvanus
Member
We have pretty lax gun laws in Luxembourg. There are almost no restrictions whatsoever.
My humble collection: (I will be picking up a Les Baer 1911 in a few weeks)
FAL
Glock 17
Sig Mosquito
S&W 19-4
S&W 66-1
Browning HP
S&W 60
My humble collection: (I will be picking up a Les Baer 1911 in a few weeks
)FAL
Glock 17
Sig Mosquito
S&W 19-4
S&W 66-1
Browning HP
S&W 60
neededausername
Member
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2008
- Messages
- 249
Wow, very interesting thread. I especially appreciate some of the insight from our friends that live in countries with restrictive gun laws. Hopefully I can use some of what has been said to help get some of my gun owning friends motivated about politics and their rights.
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
