doc540
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How 'bout matching? 
Gun-Knife Pairing Photo Thread
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P5 Guy
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Shooter & Sticker
Smith and 'Cuda
Smith and 'Cuda
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Cosmoline
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Here's a neat knife I got for Christmas, a Montana American patch knife rigged to fit around the neck. It's razor sharp and has a nice scabbard. Photographed with a 11 bore blunderbuss with an unusual jaeger style triggerguard. Makes recoil easier to handle.
speaksoftly
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Doc, that's a killer set. Thanks for sharing.
Cosmoline, that blunderbuss is awesome! I've wanted one for a while. Why? I don't know but just seems like fun.
Cosmoline, that blunderbuss is awesome! I've wanted one for a while. Why? I don't know but just seems like fun.
Cosmoline
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It is a lot of fun. It took some tweaking to find the load it likes, the proper ball size and learn to shoot without any sights, but there's nothing like the flash and boom from one of these things short of an actual cannon. Most of them were used for coach guns and home protection in England or in naval actions. With 110 2F and a 715 roundball this pup really roars.
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Justin Holder
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Glock 20 with conversion barrel and Knives of Alaska Hunter.
armoredman
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Matching logos.
CZ P-01, Benchmade Resistor and the ubitquitous Leatherman. Yes, I carry all three daily, very handy.
CZ P-01, Benchmade Resistor and the ubitquitous Leatherman. Yes, I carry all three daily, very handy.
dirtyjim
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here are two that are seldom seen and its even rarer to have them both in the same photo.
1943 canadian lend leases 1911A1, one of approx 12 that are known to have returned to the US after WWII with a pair of the ultra rare $1.25 revere steak/chinese special forces combat knifes. these knives are so rare that you may have to go to three walmarts before you find a 10 pack of them.
i was going to do a gun-bacon pairing thread but i ate my bacon before i could take the picture, that bacon is just to tasty for its own good.
1943 canadian lend leases 1911A1, one of approx 12 that are known to have returned to the US after WWII with a pair of the ultra rare $1.25 revere steak/chinese special forces combat knifes. these knives are so rare that you may have to go to three walmarts before you find a 10 pack of them.
i was going to do a gun-bacon pairing thread but i ate my bacon before i could take the picture, that bacon is just to tasty for its own good.
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jahwarrior
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ol' scratch
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Does it count if SOMEBODY carried them? I have fired them while at the range with bayonets attached to test accuracy.
From Top to bottom- Correct H & R with a PAL 10 inch Garand bayonet
1943 Springfield with an Oneida spear point, 1905 cut down to 10 inches
H & R with a dated 1943 Oneida 10 inch Garand Bayonet
1903 Springfield with a 10 inch PAL Garand bayonet.
I just 'carried' them back to the safe; Does that count?
From Top to bottom- Correct H & R with a PAL 10 inch Garand bayonet
1943 Springfield with an Oneida spear point, 1905 cut down to 10 inches
H & R with a dated 1943 Oneida 10 inch Garand Bayonet
1903 Springfield with a 10 inch PAL Garand bayonet.
I just 'carried' them back to the safe; Does that count?
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Sorry about my poor photography skills....
BCCL
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Mini-14 and Buck/TOPS CSAR-T
P5 Guy
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Rifles Allowed
Remington 1903A3 and 16" UFH both date from 1943.
M1 Springfield and 10" UFH both also date from 1943.
Remington 1903A3 and 16" UFH both date from 1943.
M1 Springfield and 10" UFH both also date from 1943.
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M91/30
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Heres my pair... Oh wait... you mean this doesn't count?
v8stang289
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Daily carry, P3AT and Gerber Paraframe.
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