GunnyUSMC
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S&W Victory Model
Random Gun Pics...let’s see how random we can make it
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NIGHTLORD40K
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Gunny doesnt like to brag, but he did a little modelling before enlisting......
GunnyUSMC
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Model/Gigolo.
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Captcurt
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I picked up some consignment guns today and have a couple of oddballs, plus a beauty. I think the carbine is a 1905 Turkish Mauser, the slug gun is a New England Arms with a Beeman scope, and a King Cobra.
EmGeeGeorge
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Rugged oculus on Ruger 22/45… PeeWee with gold plated AK on over-watch…
Armored farmer
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Random?
I have random!
I have random!
commygun
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entropy
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Armored farmer
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I have a few more.....
Tommygunn
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WILD CARD!!!!
CapnMac
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From mere eyeball and memory, that's a 5" 38cal Mk 12 found on carriers and some auxiliaries. The boxy bits on the LH side of the mount (right in the photo) are the fuze setters. Which had a grippy-bit that engages the various rings on a mechanical time fuze and spun it up to the desired setting.
That's the actual 1940-41 proposed way the Carbine was meant to be issued. Along with a singe two-magazine pouch on the Belt, Pistol, M-1936.
theotherwaldo
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According to the placard on the monument, the 5" gun was a 25 caliber dual-purpose gun off of the heavy cruiser USS Tuscaloosa.
The mainmast was located nearby.
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plainsdrifter
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Sadly my only Marlin. But she can reach out and touch something. Hard to get her in a picture. Mines a 12 ga.
Marlin Model 55 Centennial Model
Mass 8 pounds
Length 56¾"
Barrel length 36"
Cartridge 20, 16, 12 and 10 Gauge
Marlin Model 55 Centennial Model
Mass 8 pounds
Length 56¾"
Barrel length 36"
Cartridge 20, 16, 12 and 10 Gauge
JeffG
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Random enough? LOL
CapnMac
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Well, what do you know.
5" 25's were largely moved off to subs and the like. Had to go look up Tuscalosa, as the New Orleans Class ships had complicated lives.
Beretta 950B with the tip up barrel. The class act of the single action .25 ACP ("get off me" type of) mouseguns. With its 8 round mag and tip up barrel you can carry it with 9 rounds of ball in Condition 2 (hammer all the way down, not on the half cock) safely though you would have to cock it before firing. Alternatively you could carry it in Condition 3 with a loaded mag and empty chamber for an Israeli Draw though I would have the hammer cocked to lessen the weight of the slide draw and speed up racking in a round.
It is very reliable and has a fast trigger reset.
Paid $80 US for it but it did need new grips to funtion properly.
It is very reliable and has a fast trigger reset.
Paid $80 US for it but it did need new grips to funtion properly.
CapnMac
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1943
Late 80s
Under the category of "Why the heck did I buy this pistol?".
High Standard 101 .22 LR DA derringer.
It has a DA trigger pull so heavy, some women can't fire it.............
I've removed the white grips to make it thinner. Functions fine.
7 1/2 birdshot shell at 10', POA top corner of black diamond outline.
High Standard 101 .22 LR DA derringer.
It has a DA trigger pull so heavy, some women can't fire it.............
I've removed the white grips to make it thinner. Functions fine.
7 1/2 birdshot shell at 10', POA top corner of black diamond outline.
twarr1
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Noble Model 20H Single Shot Bolt Action. Makes your ammo last a long time!
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