Let's see your tough guns....
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^ I just got a CZ-52 a few weeks back.
You're right. Hella tough, fun to shoot, and eats for cheap. It was the first 7.62x25 that I had ever shot, and I was expecting it to kick like a mule from all the horror stories I had heard.
pffffft. It's a pussycat
...a loud fire breathing pussycat
Shoots like a 9mm barks like a .357. I'll never give this baby up.
You're right. Hella tough, fun to shoot, and eats for cheap. It was the first 7.62x25 that I had ever shot, and I was expecting it to kick like a mule from all the horror stories I had heard.
pffffft. It's a pussycat
...a loud fire breathing pussycat Shoots like a 9mm barks like a .357. I'll never give this baby up.atlanticfire
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Bear 45/70
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My tough auto pistol, a Springfield Armory Champion with much custom work in 45 ACP.
Then there are the CIA choice of a handgun. Detonics Mark I the first of the mini 1911s.
Revolvers start with the Bulldog "PUG" 44 Special.
Taurus 415 2 1/2" ported barrel in 41 Magnum.
Taurus 425 4" ported barrel in 41 Magnum.
The a Ruger Redhawk 7 1/2" with Firesights in 41 Magnum.
Then of course there is the ultimate pistol. My AK pistol.
Then there are the CIA choice of a handgun. Detonics Mark I the first of the mini 1911s.
Revolvers start with the Bulldog "PUG" 44 Special.
Taurus 415 2 1/2" ported barrel in 41 Magnum.
Taurus 425 4" ported barrel in 41 Magnum.
The a Ruger Redhawk 7 1/2" with Firesights in 41 Magnum.
Then of course there is the ultimate pistol. My AK pistol.
SharpsDressedMan
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Three that just won't die: S&W Hand Ejector .45 Colt, Colt Super .38, and Colt Pocket .32
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tuff enuff
twaits
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Old Police Positive. Circa 1908
New Service .44-40 circa 1909:
Sawed off Remington M11:
Belly gun 19th Century style:
I never leave the house without my Charter Arms Bulldog:
New Service .44-40 circa 1909:
Sawed off Remington M11:
Belly gun 19th Century style:
I never leave the house without my Charter Arms Bulldog:
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Bear 45/70
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1897 Riot gun. If you hold the trigger back, each time you rack the slide the gun goes "BANG!"
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two .44's are kinda tuff
Starter52
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I just scrolled through all the pages on this thread (eight so far). A nice trip down memory lane.
Gizamo, your gun in post #1 still gets my vote for the toughest gun I've ever seen.
Gizamo, your gun in post #1 still gets my vote for the toughest gun I've ever seen.
rainbowbob
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Twaits: Welcome the THR! That is a very fine collection of tough guns.
mechawreck
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My security six ppc. Could only get tougher if it were a gp-100.
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1890 Atlas Gun Co. .22short BP only
Hello friends and neighbors // I guess anything that has been around for this long would be considered tough.
Hello friends and neighbors // I guess anything that has been around for this long would be considered tough.
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Its a Winchester 94AE .44 magnum with a 16" barrel. I think this version with the short barrel, large loop lever and saddle ring was called a Wrangler.
Here's a more up to date pic of it with the receiver sight that is now on it.
easyg
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The toughest gun I currently own...
Stainz
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.45 Colt rules!
'01 vintage 625-7 Mountain Gun in .45 Colt - my first-ever S&W. Presented new to me by my wife 9/02. Puma 24" M1892 SS octagon barrel .45 Colt with added Marbles Tang sight - bought new 12/02. Fred Vollmer 'Utility Knife' in 01 steel. My long time favorite .45 colt round, that 625MG eased out all of my Rugers. Eventually gained an adopted sibling, a 625-6 MG in .45 Colt - LN - and they don't fight! I guess their glee over pushing out my mix of Rugers was enough to satiate them. Super fun to blast away with - the MGs and the M1892.
Stainz
'01 vintage 625-7 Mountain Gun in .45 Colt - my first-ever S&W. Presented new to me by my wife 9/02. Puma 24" M1892 SS octagon barrel .45 Colt with added Marbles Tang sight - bought new 12/02. Fred Vollmer 'Utility Knife' in 01 steel. My long time favorite .45 colt round, that 625MG eased out all of my Rugers. Eventually gained an adopted sibling, a 625-6 MG in .45 Colt - LN - and they don't fight! I guess their glee over pushing out my mix of Rugers was enough to satiate them. Super fun to blast away with - the MGs and the M1892.
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Believe it or not but the muzzle of a gun when in someone's hand is always pointing at something. This time he had it pointed at a camera, and a picture happened to be taken. I don't see a problem with the photo. It's not like he's pointing it at his cat or something. It's all about context.
bwsmith2850
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This one has seen some tough times. The Stags and carved holster just make her just seem tougher. S&W 28-2 'retired' form a local PD.
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Now that is tuff...I've got that one's 8-shot cousin and its tough too.
S&W 627-PC .357 x 8
S&W 627-PC .357 x 8
Stainz
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Hey, Cocked and Locked - here is your UDR/BW PC627's baby brother - hatched less than a month ago - bought yesterday - note the IL!
Brand new from the PC Shop those Eagle boots had a gap at the finger grooves - my old Ahrends rounded non-fg cocobolo stocks fit fine, however. I shot it yesterday with it's Eagles - did fine. Maybe Monday/Tuesday will find me trying it again - with the Ahrends. I think 8 rounds of .357M is pretty tough... okay, glorified .38s in .357M cases for me and my reloads. Neat, anyway!
Stainz
Brand new from the PC Shop those Eagle boots had a gap at the finger grooves - my old Ahrends rounded non-fg cocobolo stocks fit fine, however. I shot it yesterday with it's Eagles - did fine. Maybe Monday/Tuesday will find me trying it again - with the Ahrends. I think 8 rounds of .357M is pretty tough... okay, glorified .38s in .357M cases for me and my reloads. Neat, anyway!
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