Favorite gun, owned or want to own
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I absolutely NEED an IDF 10/22
Favorite gun I own is my 10.5 SBR AR15, with a Saker 762 Can
I'll just say it changes often.
- M1 Garand > 03 Springfield > Walther P99 > Sig [multiple] > 1911 > Kel-Tec KSG > home built AR > Python > J frame > Kel-Tec Comp2K
(FWIW I have been packing a nice J frame more often than not)
- M1 Garand > 03 Springfield > Walther P99 > Sig [multiple] > 1911 > Kel-Tec KSG > home built AR > Python > J frame > Kel-Tec Comp2K
(FWIW I have been packing a nice J frame more often than not)
My grandma had a brother in world War 2, bring home a calendar that you spun the ends for dates and months as well as a wooden club with a steel rod in it.
How long was your wait? Did they deliver to front door like Silencer Central?
New Jersey State Police carried them for a while. Had a couple accidental discharges during drawing and some other issues. Under
pressure, the tendency was to squeeze all 4 fingers not just the 3 for cocking. BANG-oops
A WW2 Walther P38 ac42, and
1918 DWM 4" Luger
The stories those guns could tell if they could only speak.
1918 DWM 4" Luger
The stories those guns could tell if they could only speak.
I inherited my grandfather's Savage 340 in 30-30. Very plain rifle that I wish had some checkering, but I'm torn about changing something like that. I like how it fits me and the trigger pull, hence I tend to shoot it well.
Its been 25 years and I still miss him.
Its been 25 years and I still miss him.
Marlin Golden 39a, I have 3 of them.
Marlin was bought by Remington about 2005, Remington was unable to make them, Marlin now owned by Ruger, there's doubt if they will try. In any case, they require a lot of hand fitting, not readily adaptable to CNC manufacturing. Literally (IMHO)the finest. 22 lever action rifles ever made, in production over 100 years. Prices for really pristine examples are getting seriously over $1000, and worth it. If they do manage to use CNC and succeed producing them, they still won't equal the hand-fitted original Marlins in feel, looks or function.
Marlin was bought by Remington about 2005, Remington was unable to make them, Marlin now owned by Ruger, there's doubt if they will try. In any case, they require a lot of hand fitting, not readily adaptable to CNC manufacturing. Literally (IMHO)the finest. 22 lever action rifles ever made, in production over 100 years. Prices for really pristine examples are getting seriously over $1000, and worth it. If they do manage to use CNC and succeed producing them, they still won't equal the hand-fitted original Marlins in feel, looks or function.
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Just for kicks, don't think it's legal in Cali.
I have something similar mossberg 590 shockwave.
The form 1 on a trust took about 2 months, and the form 4 took about 9 months for the can, but this was back in 2016
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Would love to own an M82A1 but they are prohib up here. McMillan TAC-50 is on the list for when Trudles is no longer in office and sanity on firearms is restored.
Order one to my house and I'll let you use it
You
sanity will return?
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Amusingly, when I was at the DFW range years back, they had an M82A1 on the floor, for sale. I can't remember the price, maybe $7,500? That could be low, but whatever it was, it surprised me as being pretty reasonable.
That would be a straw purchase....just saying
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Yeah, Pierre has already said he's going to repeal all the nonsense Trudles imposed.You
