What is the last gun that you bought?
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Oregontrail
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1972 Winchester 9422 first year run
99% condition with box and paperwork
From Cabelas, I don't believe they knew what they had, picked up for a great price!
The original price tag is on the box
$99.95 from Meier and Frank
Me happy!!
99% condition with box and paperwork
From Cabelas, I don't believe they knew what they had, picked up for a great price!
The original price tag is on the box
$99.95 from Meier and Frank
Me happy!!
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GunnyUSMC
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Well, I haven’t bought a new gun in a while so, the other day I saw that PSA had the 5.7 Rock pistols in stock, I ordered one.
Just picked it up.
Just picked it up.
HighRoadRover
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Sig P320/M17.
1976B.L.Johns.
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Good on your purchase.
Was getting worried about you not seeing any posts for a while.
You okay? or just turning out bowls in your new hobby.
GunnyUSMC
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I’m all good, just been busy turning bowls,and built my a new workshop.
Archie
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I have the questionable duty to report no new purchases.
I have all the 'using' guns I will ever need.
Collections are still in progress, but as I collect firearms of the early 20th Century, the field seems to shrink even as I watch. I haven't given up, but I just don't find as much. Such a sad state.
I have all the 'using' guns I will ever need.
Collections are still in progress, but as I collect firearms of the early 20th Century, the field seems to shrink even as I watch. I haven't given up, but I just don't find as much. Such a sad state.
tubeshooter
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Ruger Redhawk in .45 Colt.
1998 manufacture.
1998 manufacture.
GHinNH
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GunnyUSMC
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That’s all good, but what gun did you buy.
Appalachiannative
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Picked up a single shot 20 gauge at the flea market today. Stevens model 9478. Has a youth model stock on it that's a little awkward but I can make it work. Pattern looks good and it's nice and light for squirrel hunting
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Appalachiannative
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I know what you mean! When I was a kid WWII surplus guns were dirt cheap and now that resource is drying up
forward observer
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This was the last thing I bought that was gun-related. It's a custom case made for a Colt 2nd gen 1860 Army. I think this was from a limited run of maybe 20 or 25 sets that included an electroless nickel 1860 Army along with a matching shoulder stock, Colt patent stamped flask, 44H blued steel bullet mold, nipple wrench, cap tin, and a custom gold and silver plated Colt belt buckle
This was from an auction held in Gettysburg, PA back at the first of May of all Colt-related stuff mostly from the black powder line but there were also quite a few 2nd and 3rd gen SAA's along with various cased Colt commemoratives plus Colt advertising, etc. I stopped collecting the 2nd gen percussions a few years ago but put in a few lowball pre-bids just to see if I snagged anything. This was the only thing I won. It was the walnut French fitted case along with all the accessories minus the original pistol. I'll probably never come across one of those rare electroless nickel models so I just put a normal finish 2nd gen 1860 in it.
Cheers
This was from an auction held in Gettysburg, PA back at the first of May of all Colt-related stuff mostly from the black powder line but there were also quite a few 2nd and 3rd gen SAA's along with various cased Colt commemoratives plus Colt advertising, etc. I stopped collecting the 2nd gen percussions a few years ago but put in a few lowball pre-bids just to see if I snagged anything. This was the only thing I won. It was the walnut French fitted case along with all the accessories minus the original pistol. I'll probably never come across one of those rare electroless nickel models so I just put a normal finish 2nd gen 1860 in it.
Cheers
Appalachiannative
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Aww cool I've heard of a model 29 what's a 28-2?
Rubone
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Model 28 "Highway Patrolman".
Both Model 28 and 29 (and other models) are S&W N frames...the 28 is a .357 Magnum version. The "dash 2" is just an engineering evolution...when S&W makes a design change to a model, they add a "dash" number. I think the Model 29's are now at "dash 10".
I haven't bough a whole lot in the last couple of years. I did purchase a Taurus Model 856 at the beginning of the year and I jut picked up a new Canik TP9 Elite SC the other day. Once I can run a few hundred rounds through the TP9 and also get the optic sighted in, it will go into my EDC rotation.
Here is the TP9 Elite SC.
Here is the TP9 Elite SC.
AzShooter1
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I was lucky to stumble on a S&W 617 the other morning. It was posted on another site 20 minutes before I found it and I was the first to say I wanted it.
It's a 4 inch. I've been looking for one at a decent price for about a year. It will be a good mate to my 6 inch. I am going to put a red dot on it and use it for Steel Challenge Rimfire Pistol Open. The 6 inch will be shot with iron sights for Rimfire Pistol Iron.
Waiting to see how the trigger is, I'll take it apart, clean it and then shoot a few hundred rounds before I do anything else.
Now I have to make a new holster for it.
It's a 4 inch. I've been looking for one at a decent price for about a year. It will be a good mate to my 6 inch. I am going to put a red dot on it and use it for Steel Challenge Rimfire Pistol Open. The 6 inch will be shot with iron sights for Rimfire Pistol Iron.
Waiting to see how the trigger is, I'll take it apart, clean it and then shoot a few hundred rounds before I do anything else.
Now I have to make a new holster for it.
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