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longhornbba
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Do you like the LCP? I bought the LC9, shot it less than 100x and sold it. I couldn't stand the trigger and DAO is not my thing. Got a Glock 19 instead.
Did some shopping... for a different chunk-o-steel (Warning, Defense Weapons)..
Do you like the LCP? I bought the LC9, shot it less than 100x and sold it. I couldn't stand the trigger and DAO is not my thing. Got a Glock 19 instead.
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sc-texas
·Seiko SRP653K1 limited edition. And a 1927 Swedish BAR in 6.5 swede.
This is a transferable Machinegun that is worth . . Well . . .you could buy a really nice car with what you would spend on this one.
Check out the attention to detail in that machine work on the receiver.
This is the BAR in action.
This is a transferable Machinegun that is worth . . Well . . .you could buy a really nice car with what you would spend on this one.
Check out the attention to detail in that machine work on the receiver.
This is the BAR in action.
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dougiedude
··Carpe horologium!Do you like the LCP? I bought the LC9, shot it less than 100x and sold it. I couldn't stand the trigger
I have a 19 also, and it's more of a pleasure to shoot, but I like the compactness of the LCP. A lot of people complained about the trigger on the original version of the LCP 380, but they recently improved it.
You might want to give the new one a try!
Sorry, I don't know what DOA refers to...?
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italy1861
·Seiko SRP653K1 limited edition. And a 1927 Swedish BAR in 6.5 swede.
This is a transferable Machinegun that is worth . . Well . . .you could buy a really nice car with what you would spend on this one.
Check out the attention to detail in that machine work on the receiver.
This is the BAR in action.
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sc-texas
·It's a friend's transferable. Fun to shoot.
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styggpyggeno1
·As I can not sleep anyway (half past four in the morning here)
I am totally bewildered by the US obsession with guns and I do not understand the whole situtation regarding the politics of it for civilians - and let us not go there because we can never meet. With that said I agree on it being fun to shoot. And I do like guns as tools for hunting. And during my military days I got to try out a lot of different kinds of military weapons. Anything and everything from 90mm anti tank to 22lr training weapons. My favourite being the KSP M58. A later relation to the M37. Another favourite was the watercooled M36 - as usual I like the vintage of everything. And it was fun. I do not like what they are made for but you know... when young and in the military one takes on a different view of things. I even admit to having found it very rewarding blowing things up with explosives... Having a special bond to a "fuse" made out of pentyl - pentaerytritoltetranitrate - burning 6500 meters per second and as such is used as an explosive in itself. My training officer said I was "a natural". Today I might not take that as positive as I did then - taking into account for how things are developing in the world. Nothing I have put in my CV. But it was fun...
KSP M58 (go to 5 min)
M36 watercooled
http://www.gotavapen.se/gota/artiklar/utv_ksp58/ksp36/ksp36.htm
Last time I wrote here I was going for a nightly wildboar hunt. No luck. We saw them lingering in the far corner of the field but they did not want to come within shooting range.
I am totally bewildered by the US obsession with guns and I do not understand the whole situtation regarding the politics of it for civilians - and let us not go there because we can never meet. With that said I agree on it being fun to shoot. And I do like guns as tools for hunting. And during my military days I got to try out a lot of different kinds of military weapons. Anything and everything from 90mm anti tank to 22lr training weapons. My favourite being the KSP M58. A later relation to the M37. Another favourite was the watercooled M36 - as usual I like the vintage of everything. And it was fun. I do not like what they are made for but you know... when young and in the military one takes on a different view of things. I even admit to having found it very rewarding blowing things up with explosives... Having a special bond to a "fuse" made out of pentyl - pentaerytritoltetranitrate - burning 6500 meters per second and as such is used as an explosive in itself. My training officer said I was "a natural". Today I might not take that as positive as I did then - taking into account for how things are developing in the world. Nothing I have put in my CV. But it was fun...
KSP M58 (go to 5 min)
M36 watercooled
http://www.gotavapen.se/gota/artiklar/utv_ksp58/ksp36/ksp36.htm
Last time I wrote here I was going for a nightly wildboar hunt. No luck. We saw them lingering in the far corner of the field but they did not want to come within shooting range.
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Emeister
·Thanks again to Dougie for his opening posts. Sparked my interest in this Wittnauer.
Pictured with my weapon of choice.
Pictured with my weapon of choice.