EFR
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RIA M60. Paid for it, waiting on form 4. Sent 7 July.
Won't be buying anything else for quite a bit.
Won't be buying anything else for quite a bit.
What is the last gun that you bought?
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KingMedicine
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3rd Gen Glock 20 in 10mm w/ night sights. OTD for 425. Was thinking of selling it, now got a conversion barrel in .40 for it and going to keep it around for a bit.
TNT in Round Rock
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Taurus PT111 Pro 9mm
davidb1247
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- Joined
- Nov 20, 2008
- Messages
- 3
Sig P228
rather shoot this one than any other we have
rather shoot this one than any other we have
snapper298
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- Joined
- Aug 21, 2010
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- 5
dan wesson pointman 7, not from cz, one of the first 200, tack driver
hotajax
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Ruger
Red Label O/U in 20 guage. Nice!!!!!
Red Label O/U in 20 guage. Nice!!!!!
iamkris
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Well, I'm always on the lookout for stuff. *Now I need to sell a few of the safe-queens-that-never-get-fondled to fund these.
I bought a 1918 manufactured Colt 1911 a while back but it turned out to be refinished. *Sold it and just picked this up this morning. *1944 manufactured Remington Rand. *All parts are correct for a RR. *Surprisingly tight for an old slabsides.
I have a Mossberg 500 that I've turned into a pseudo 590...but I've always Jonesed for an actual 590. *Found this one that sat in a safe with only a few rounds through it. *Now it is mine.
I like lever guns...and have shot a Win92 in cowboy action for years. *But ever since seeing Jimmy Stewart in "Winchester 73" as a kid I've always wanted an 1873. *CDNN has some Chaparral's but I have hesitated since Chap has a variable reputation for quality (stiff actions, crappy triggers, so so wood). *I had a weak moment last time I called CDNN when I found out their 20" barreled versions were the short rifles (20" octagonal)...that's the config that floats my boat. *So I took a chance. *This one is fairly nice...the action is smooth and easy to run. *The trigger is light and crisp. *The wood isn't great but it also isn't a $900 Uberti either. *I think it will be a fun shooter...and it has that great "ting" sound of the carrier when you rack the action.
I bought a 1918 manufactured Colt 1911 a while back but it turned out to be refinished. *Sold it and just picked this up this morning. *1944 manufactured Remington Rand. *All parts are correct for a RR. *Surprisingly tight for an old slabsides.
I have a Mossberg 500 that I've turned into a pseudo 590...but I've always Jonesed for an actual 590. *Found this one that sat in a safe with only a few rounds through it. *Now it is mine.
I like lever guns...and have shot a Win92 in cowboy action for years. *But ever since seeing Jimmy Stewart in "Winchester 73" as a kid I've always wanted an 1873. *CDNN has some Chaparral's but I have hesitated since Chap has a variable reputation for quality (stiff actions, crappy triggers, so so wood). *I had a weak moment last time I called CDNN when I found out their 20" barreled versions were the short rifles (20" octagonal)...that's the config that floats my boat. *So I took a chance. *This one is fairly nice...the action is smooth and easy to run. *The trigger is light and crisp. *The wood isn't great but it also isn't a $900 Uberti either. *I think it will be a fun shooter...and it has that great "ting" sound of the carrier when you rack the action.
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Texasgunlover
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last gun purchase
I bought 2 M-1 carbines just yesterday.First one was a Iver Johnson,and then went to a pawn shop and found a Inland with 6 magazines.Now my wife and I have twin carbines,twin XD-45's and twin 1911's.As you can tell we like redundancy when it comes to home defense.I also just recieved my Texas concealed carry permit 2 days ago,after putting it off for several years.Who knows what's next,maybe a couple of home defense shotguns.
I bought 2 M-1 carbines just yesterday.First one was a Iver Johnson,and then went to a pawn shop and found a Inland with 6 magazines.Now my wife and I have twin carbines,twin XD-45's and twin 1911's.As you can tell we like redundancy when it comes to home defense.I also just recieved my Texas concealed carry permit 2 days ago,after putting it off for several years.Who knows what's next,maybe a couple of home defense shotguns.
Hagen442
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Ar 45
A Old Oly AR Upper / A Rock River Lower / Couple of High Priced Uzi Mags / A Good Red Dot
Results: A Nail Driving AR-45
A Old Oly AR Upper / A Rock River Lower / Couple of High Priced Uzi Mags / A Good Red Dot
Results: A Nail Driving AR-45
M2MikeGolf
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FenderTK421
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A friend was cleaning out his safe last weekend and called to see if I wanted anything. Long story short: Like new stainless Marlin .22 bolt rifle; horribly sporterized Springfield 1898 trapdoor (Krag); and a really nice No. 4 MK 1/2 Lee Enfield (cleaned it up and shot 60 rounds through it Sunday 
) for- drum roll please... $200
) for- drum roll please... $200
OatWillie
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Most recent purchase
a Hammerli pellet gun for squirrel control on the pecan tree...
Looking to sell a YHM 1:7 diamond upper to fund a RRA Varmint upper.
a Hammerli pellet gun for squirrel control on the pecan tree...
Looking to sell a YHM 1:7 diamond upper to fund a RRA Varmint upper.
Russt
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rattletrap1970
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1903 Colt Hammerless (Model M) 1918
Gottahaveone
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I've been looking for a stainless Ruger Redhawk .44mag with a 5 1/2" bbl for about 6 months. I just picked up one in pristine condition about 30 minutes ago. I am 1ea happy camper
Tx40X
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Don't have pics yet, but just recently picked up an AR-30 in .338 Lapua Mag, an unissued Walther P1, a Colt Argentine Navy M1911, a Norinco 13-shot version of the Tokarev, and a second variation of the Argentine Systems 1927 Colt conversion to .22lr.
Arkansas Paul
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I've been talking a lot lately about what I'm going to get next, but I got to thinking there's a glaring hole in my collection. I didn't have a good 12 gauge. I know that's like a sin, so I did something about it today. I bought a Remington 11-87 Special Purpose this morning. I took it out and killed some skeet this afternoon and was very pleased with it. It's used, but shot very little I think. Now, what to get next..............
dondavis3
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I just bought a used Colt MK IV series 80 "Officers" model in .45 ACP .
For a 25 year old gun is in great shape.
It has wooden grips and someone added a ambi safety (which I need) to it.
We took it completely apart in the store & wiped it down (it was already cleaned) and lubed the slide & rails.
I bought it for $510.
Here are the details of the gun.
My new Colt Officers Model 1911 in .45 Cal.was made in 1985.
The finish is a Satin Nickel finish
It has Millett Series 100 Custom Combat Low-Profile Sights installed.
It has a Videcki Custom Trigger installed - it's a 3 hole trigger w/ over travel screw.
Ambidextrous safety by Armand D. Swenson, (Fallbrock, CA, US). .. the safety's finish is either chrome or shiny Nickel.
I took it to the range and put a quick 100 rounds through it.
It shot great.
For a 25 year old gun is in great shape.
It has wooden grips and someone added a ambi safety (which I need) to it.
We took it completely apart in the store & wiped it down (it was already cleaned) and lubed the slide & rails.
I bought it for $510.
Here are the details of the gun.
My new Colt Officers Model 1911 in .45 Cal.was made in 1985.
The finish is a Satin Nickel finish
It has Millett Series 100 Custom Combat Low-Profile Sights installed.
It has a Videcki Custom Trigger installed - it's a 3 hole trigger w/ over travel screw.
Ambidextrous safety by Armand D. Swenson, (Fallbrock, CA, US). .. the safety's finish is either chrome or shiny Nickel.
I took it to the range and put a quick 100 rounds through it.
It shot great.
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