gdcpony
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Just put an old Glennfield .22 in layaway for my boy's Christmas present. Don't want him to find it, so it will come out just before. I like the squirrel on the stock.
What is the last gun that you bought?
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Queen_of_Thunder
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M&P 40 with Vtec sights. I'm on the hunt for two though. A 10 mm Rock Island and a Ruger SR1911 4inch.
SuedePflow
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Just brought this home today. Ruger Super Redhawk, .44 mag, 9.5" barrel with a Leupold 2x20 scope. This belonged to a family friend that passed away 3 years ago and I just acquired it from his wife. I was only 6 years old when this was manufacturered in 1989. And I'll have it on me on opening day in 2 weeks. 
bigfatdave
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Very cool!BigG said:
Those JMB designs are fascinating on their own, as well as being interesting "pre-M1911" designs.
Do you intend to shoot it?
Jlr2267
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Ruger Redhawk 5.5" vintage 1984
Queen_of_Thunder
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Picked up a blued 4 inch Ruger GP100 with houge grips. This baby is a Keeper. I like it so much I just might get another one.
My S&W M&P 40 is garbage BTW. S&W semi's are no longer welcomed in my safe. My M&P 9 was great after my gunsmith worked on it but this M&P40 is garbage. I'm going to send the recording of the noisy trigger.
aarondhgraham
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H&R Sidekick,,,
I found this little thing at The Evil Pawn Shop,,,
The serial number dates it to 1985/86,,,
The last years of production.
I honestly think it's unfired,,,
There is not one blemish anywhere,,,
And nothing around the forcing cone or top-strap.
$225.00 out the door.
Aarond
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I found this little thing at The Evil Pawn Shop,,,
The serial number dates it to 1985/86,,,
The last years of production.
I honestly think it's unfired,,,
There is not one blemish anywhere,,,
And nothing around the forcing cone or top-strap.
$225.00 out the door.
Aarond
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Magnuumpwr
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Glock G31 gen4 357sig. Bought it while picking up my cerakoted Llama MiniMax.
marv
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S&W M642. In my pocket right now.
Glock G31 gen4 357sig. Bought it while picking up my cerakoted Llama MiniMax.
Where is the pic if the Llama. I would love to see the refinish job
ArmedLiberal
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Ruger Blackhawk .45 Colt, 5" barrel, Blue.
Dunkelheit
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Win1892 Trapper Deluxe Takedown .357 Mag from Miroku.
Lj1941
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1895 Nagant
This is the only handgun that I wish I hadn't bought. I buy guns to shoot not to look at. The trigger is so bad that I am sure the Soviets only possible use was to shoot someone in a kneeling position in the back of the head.
This is the only handgun that I wish I hadn't bought. I buy guns to shoot not to look at. The trigger is so bad that I am sure the Soviets only possible use was to shoot someone in a kneeling position in the back of the head.
Magnuumpwr
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This gun is not new, but the finish is.
"The trigger is so bad that I am sure the Soviets only possible use was to shoot someone in a kneeling position in the back of the head." By Lj1941
Lj, that is horrible and funny at the same time!
"The trigger is so bad that I am sure the Soviets only possible use was to shoot someone in a kneeling position in the back of the head." By Lj1941
Lj, that is horrible and funny at the same time!
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sinbad339
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First "plastic", striker fired handgun
When it comes to handguns, I'm an all steel with a hammer kind of guy. I own a CZ75 Compact, a Jerico (CZ75 clone), 92FS, and a Sig Fastback Carry 1911. But for a smaller carry gun, I just picked up an SR9C, striker fired, poly framed handgun. After my first range trip, I'm liking it a LOT. The trigger feels much better than other striker handguns I've tried. I was concerned about the small size (compared to what I'm used to), but I shot it quite well, and even fast follow-ups were good. I like everything about the gun so far, and if it proves reliable, I think it going to make a great carry gun along with the CZ and Sig.
When it comes to handguns, I'm an all steel with a hammer kind of guy. I own a CZ75 Compact, a Jerico (CZ75 clone), 92FS, and a Sig Fastback Carry 1911. But for a smaller carry gun, I just picked up an SR9C, striker fired, poly framed handgun. After my first range trip, I'm liking it a LOT. The trigger feels much better than other striker handguns I've tried. I was concerned about the small size (compared to what I'm used to), but I shot it quite well, and even fast follow-ups were good. I like everything about the gun so far, and if it proves reliable, I think it going to make a great carry gun along with the CZ and Sig.
Ignition Override
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A first handgun: WW2 German Sauer 38H (.32 acp); military variant, which won't arrive for two weeks. Only the cracked Bakelite grips were replaced, very typical. This series has both the safety and decocker levers for the internal hammer/striker. A friend found the DA pull decent, and the SA very crisp.
It is very similar to the modern Sig 230/232 descendants.
It is very similar to the modern Sig 230/232 descendants.
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