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yip , its good fun when on hols to have a shot of such items. the power in the ak is scary to say the least lol.next time i'm in cambodia it'll be the m16.
my friend shot the uzi but said it was tame in compariston to the ak.
i just realised how mad, that must sound to some , the uzi was tame.
atb jamie
Packing Heat
Here's my pair and I love 'em!
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Webley Vulcan .22, Webley Tempest .177, Beeman Kodiak .25, Beeman R9 .177, Weihrauch HW30 .177, Slavia 618 .177, Colt Commander .45ACP, Browning Hi-Power 9mm, Bushmaster AR-15 5.56/.223
Tin Can Worrier
Don't rub it in
Nice pistols though!
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My Sp20 keepet in zurich long way to go and shoot it
http://galhda.blu.livefilestore.com/...20-%20Copy.JPG
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At present... my daily 'carry' is a Springfield Armory 1911-A1 .45acp auto. It's got an extended muzzle brake 'n WWI type wood grips but otherwise it's 'military'. 'Had that for about 20 years.
(Art 26 Arizona Constitution: The right of the people to keep and bear arms in defense of themselves or the state shall not be impaired.) No permit need for open carry. I do have an AZ CCW tho... for those few times I wear a jacket or raincoat. (hot here)
Other stuff:
Ruger Vaquero SAA .45LC (Long Colt) (Same as Colt Peacemaker)
Walther P-38 9mm auto
Thallmann Mararov 9x18mm auto
Colt 1851 Navy .36 cal C&B (BP) revolver
Taurus " The Judge " 45LC/410 (shotgun) Tracker 5 shot revolver
(Wife's)
Charter Arms .38spl 5 shot revolver
Daewu DI40 .40 cal auto
'Have had;
S&W Mod 239 9mm auto
S&W Mod 36 .38 spl 5 shot revolver
Luger P-08 9mm auto
Mauser C96 (China) .45acp
S&W Mod 10 .38spl 6 shot revolver
I want:
Sig P220 .45acp
Another Ruger Vaquero .45LC
Another P-08 9mm
Since this is 'pistols'... I'm not gettin' into the 'hit parade' long guns. Some of those are scary.
Last edited by Sonora Rebel; 25-06-2008 at 03:55 PM.
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Tin Can Worrier
I've got to move to Arizona!
Actually, I went to Sonora a few years ago - lovely place. I remember going to a bar there that had guns for sale under the glass counter, but that could have been Sedona!
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Originally Posted by colbo
Sedona is in the Sonora Desert... a bit south of me. Yep... I LIKE it here!
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Used to own:
Reck Peacemaker
Walther GSP .22
Colt Python .357
Cold King Cobra .357
Colt Gold Cup .45
Tanfoglio P19S 9mm Maj
Custom Built S&W K Frame PPC .38
Custom Built Tanfoglio Gold Team 9mm Maj
Reloaded my centre fire ammo, shot many thousands of rounds. Other club members had some great collections, over the years we got to fire just about every interesting make of pistol, including some very interesting classic revolvers.
Ahh.. those were the days. Have to make do with air pistols nowadays, but at least I can shoot them in the house.
Pete
Plot ?... What Plot ?... I thought you had it !!
Good Deals with Good Folks
WOLF !
Never said this to another man before 'you've got a nice pair there'
Now that's just plain greedy
Enjoy, you lucky sob
Grumpy old man
Like the browning, glad its not the Hungarian FEG copy
Our of interest, is that the original belguim de fabrique? Are you a lefty, why did you put ambidexterous safety on? The Browning is probably one of the most comfortable pistols for concealed carry imo
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The Commander series 80 is my personal favorite too! Albeit in theory only as I was unfortunate to be born in '88 and therefore am part of the "gun-ban" generation here in the UK. Though I'm thinking of visiting either the IOM or Jersey at some point in the next few years. Though I'm not sure if there is any pistol-shooting available to visitors on Jersey (anyone have experience here?)
mr_colt.
P.S. To knowledgeable Colt shooters: Is there any benefit/difference in the Commander series 80 over the series 70 at all?
Grumpy old man
Just the extractors
Frock coat wearing, riverboat dwelling, southern gent
Yes, I have fired cartridge pistols: .22, .38 Special, 9mm, .45. I like revolvers; don't like or trust automatics very much.
I prefer air pistols to cartridge, for pure shooting fun: little in the way of legal restriction, recoil, noise, penetration or cleaning, and you don't have to make a special trip somewhere to shoot them.
Jim
UBC's Police Pistol Manager
"Nasty, noisy things, revolvers, Count. Better stick to air-guns." Sherlock Holmes, The Adventure of the Mazarin Stone
Mr Nonchalant.
Colt 1911
Dan Wesson 44
Colt Python 357 6" stainless
Browning Hi Power 9mm
S&W 45 revolver used with full moon clips
.22 thingy with long rotary mag cant remember make
2x black powder revolvers
Plus numerous shotties including a 10 shot remmy with compensator and tactical grips.
Solid slug on ticket
Aah those were the days till the b*####**ds took them.
But still we are all a lot safer now,arent we
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In the good old days I had a Colt .45 1911, Browning Hi Power, S&W mod 19, .357mag, S&W chief special (5 shot .38, 2" barrel), Tanfoglio D/A 9mm, Uberti "rolling block" (single shot 8" barrel) M1 carbine, Rossi lever action .357 and a few others.
I used to work for a company called Parker Hale who made sporting rifles and one day had a chance to test fire a .458 winchester magnum. It's the kind of thing they use to shoot elephant........ MAJOR KICK.
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