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Man that bullet is just creeping right along! I read somewhere that under certain lighting conditions the .455 Webly (at about the same velocity, but much bigger round) could sometimes be actully SEEN traveling downrange.
Dunno if I belive it, but I felt it was worth mentioning.
Arrrr
-Weer'd Beard
I swear I've seen .45 do this under the right conditions, from a short barreled pistol. I could shoot, recover from recoil, regain full focus on target, and I could actually see a flash of copper and then the hole appearing in the target. It seemed really slow. Only had this happen a few times tho.
My saga to buy my first 1911 ended last night with the purchase of a Series 70 Colt Combat Commander from Zero Hour Arms. Marc gave me the heads up they have it, and I got a great deal on it. It has a little holster wear from the prior owner, and has the ugliest grips I’ve ever seen, but it’s perfect for a newbie like me. Took it to the range this afternoon, and it performed quite well. Hoping to pick up new grips in Danvers on Saturday, and I’ve been told I shouldn’t use anything but Wilson mags. Any other upgrade suggestions???
I told her no more guns until the Danvers show on Saturday, so I need to keep it on the DL until after the show, then pretend I bought the gun there. Jeeze, I'm an evil bastard...
Yeah yeah yeah, I knew someone would nail me for the lack of photos. Pics of the ugly SOB are coming, as soon as I can pry the camera away from my girlfriend without letting her know what I need it for. I told her no more guns until the Danvers show on Saturday, so I need to keep it on the DL until after the show, then pretend I bought the gun there. Jeeze, I'm an evil bastard...
That's why buying wood stocked milsurps is great. She thinks they all look alike !
you must mean black rifles and glocks...clearly you made a mistake...its ok though pilgrim...we'll let it slip as we know youre older and forget alot =) just kiddin buddin
Here are the 2 shotguns I picked up at Zero Arms recently.
They are both Browning's. One is a magnum 12 with a slug barrel and nice rifle sights and the other is a Light 20 with 2 barrels, a nice shorty for my son to use . I tried out the 20 at my clubs 5 stand this past Sun. morning and man I love that thing. It shoots way better than I do. I just need to find some choke tubes for it. Both of the 20 barrels came with full chokes.
I plan on trying to get some more info on these but that is all I have for now. These are my first semi auto shotguns.
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My saga to buy my first 1911 ended last night with the purchase of a Series 70 Colt Combat Commander from Zero Hour Arms. Marc gave me the heads up they have it, and I got a great deal on it. It has a little holster wear from the prior owner, and has the ugliest grips I’ve ever seen, but it’s perfect for a newbie like me. Took it to the range this afternoon, and it performed quite well. Hoping to pick up new grips in Danvers on Saturday, and I’ve been told I shouldn’t use anything but Wilson mags. Any other upgrade suggestions???
I am absolutely shocked. No one else on this forum would ever be so deceitful as to mislead their significant other in such a manner. Shame, shame! LOL!
Shotguns can be works of art. Nice pair !
TBP, sweet!
I was leaning towards a 686 for my second wheel gun, but now I am hankering for a simpler, lighter K frame in 38 Special. Maybe a Model 10 or a 64.
Jonj, I need one !
Is that going to be mounted in your cruiser?