Your best single gun related Photograph

[MrDig]

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My levergun collection
(L) to (R)
Marlin 336, Marlin 1894, Marlin 1894c with a 1.5 Weaver and a Marlin Model 56 Levermatic

 

[Phantom Captain]

First person point of view from the firing line.

 

[Warp]

 

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Hello friends and neighbors // I like the many different firearms we all appreciate as well as all the different ways we photograph them.

The mountain rifle photo by Malamute has been my screen saver several times over the years.. definitely a keeper... nice photo shop job BTW (just kidding) outstanding hunting grounds and photo.

I have several pics that came out better than expected...read "got lucky" but this speaks to me of hard won Victories thru two World Wars,, a history that
always makes me proud to be an American gun owner.
Without them where would we be?

 

[flightsimmer]

 

[armoredman]

stressed, gotta ask - RPG captured in one of the sandboxes and photographed there, or on of the super rare legal NFA RPGs in the US?
Iron man, nice photos, nice pistolas - love the see-through HK mag. Someday I'll be able to afford a 'can or two.

Phantom Captain - that's AWESOME, love that pic!

 

[lpsharp88]

I can't choose, so I'll upload two!
A day at the range



And a day at a completely different range

 

[igotta40]

Springfield & Colt

 

[mgkdrgn]

I've had some other good ones from my consignments ... but I don't keep those




Thompson Time!

 

[Phantom Captain]

Phantom Captain - that's AWESOME, love that pic!

Thanks! I'm quite fond of that one too. I took it at a National Event at the Nash Farm Battlefield just south of Atlanta in 2009. We had a few thousand reenactors there and we were the only Indiana unit that actually was from Indiana. If you look closely through the smoke you can see a Confederate officer up on the ridge above the prepared trench line there. We were ordered to attack up the slope and take the ridge. What you can't see are the hundreds of Confederate soldiers along that line obscured by our own smoke.

With all my years experience reenacting I think this photo really gets as close as one can to the civil war without actually being there (yet, obviously with the heartbreak of all the death and destruction). Being on-line during a volley in the summer heat, wearing wool, hearing the sounds, smelling the powder, coughing on and seeing all the smoke, etc. really puts it all into perspective.

 

[mesinge2]

45 ACP S&W model 22 with Case hardened frame from Turnbull:

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[HKGuns]

 

[mesinge2]

Inspired by Shipwreck's wheel o' Berettas:

 

[mesinge2]

And for the revolver guys:

 

[armoredman]

Why am I suddenly inspired to play backgammon? Very nice pictures, sir!

 

[CharlieDeltaJuliet]

Here is my favorite.... Sad I take more photos of my guns than anything...

 

[mesinge2]

Why am I suddenly inspired to play backgammon? Very nice pictures, sir!

Thanks, Here is a better pic of that model 10 in the left corner. You can't make out the engraving in that last pic.

 

[bushmaster1313]

 

[JohnBT]

Guerini Woodlander 28 ga. receiver.



Shot about 10 years ago using just the flash on a Nikon Coolpix 2100.

 

[v8stang289]

Beautiful rifle bushmaster1313, I love to see guns with honest wear like that.

 

[v8stang289]

Don't know if this is my best, but I like the way it turned out.

 

[pikid89]

 

[tarosean]

Something about the simplicity of Contents picture that I really like..

Malamute where was your taken?

 

[Savage99]

 

[M60]

That Match Target is a thing of beauty!

I have one that was my Grandfathers. It's not as pretty as that one, but I wouldn't change a thing about it.