That's so true, well said.
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That's so true, well said.
Damn Ranger, busy month! If you dont mind my asking, where did you pick up the MP5?
ranger4-7
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Zero HOur Arms in Easton, MA. One of my favorite places in the world.
And then some. Everyone else might as well post airsoft pics.
I don't know about that. I don't think anything will top the twin .50 cal.
JuergenG
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ranger4-7
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Yes, a .380, with a '67 date code. Unfortunately, the box is in pretty rough shape, and the gun has some scratches, but I like it.
Thanks,
Chris
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+1 for rescuing a dog
and as far as Ranger 4-7s guns... damn is all i can muster
Boxer my wife and i rescued, came home with us today. his name is Dozer. he is estimated about 7 months old
here is Dozer with my female GSP (notice his full tail haha)
and as far as Ranger 4-7s guns... damn is all i can muster
My latest MilSurp:
1916 Mauser Geweher M1898/14 8mm-S (.323), Simson & Co, a private contract manufacturer and probably the rarest of all 11 Gew98 producers. Serial number 1246e matches on all stock and metal parts except hand guard (1347), bolt body, trigger, and sear (53), bolt shroud, cocking piece, and firing pin (21), safety (57), floor plate (26), and trigger guard (7481); however they all have Imperial proofs. Saxon marked solid one piece walnut stock had been lightly sanded at some point, leaving faint cartouches and serial number. I have stripped it of varnish and applied two coats of cut Tung oil and wax. “WB” engraved on left butt stock and “W” or “M” under fore stock. Reproduction sling of vintage leather, original unmarked cleaning rod, original brass muzzle cover. Barrel bright and sharp, no pitting, VG. Not import marked.
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1916 Mauser Geweher M1898/14 8mm-S (.323), Simson & Co, a private contract manufacturer and probably the rarest of all 11 Gew98 producers. Serial number 1246e matches on all stock and metal parts except hand guard (1347), bolt body, trigger, and sear (53), bolt shroud, cocking piece, and firing pin (21), safety (57), floor plate (26), and trigger guard (7481); however they all have Imperial proofs. Saxon marked solid one piece walnut stock had been lightly sanded at some point, leaving faint cartouches and serial number. I have stripped it of varnish and applied two coats of cut Tung oil and wax. “WB” engraved on left butt stock and “W” or “M” under fore stock. Reproduction sling of vintage leather, original unmarked cleaning rod, original brass muzzle cover. Barrel bright and sharp, no pitting, VG. Not import marked.
MS
DickWanner
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I finally paid off and picked up my first 1911. It looks like a mutt, but it's got thoroughbred blood.
It's an original Ithica slide with case hardening on an Essex frame. The bluing on the frame has faded, but I think the 'plum' color gives it character. It's got a national match bushing and probably more work done to it than I paid for it.
It's an original Ithica slide with case hardening on an Essex frame. The bluing on the frame has faded, but I think the 'plum' color gives it character. It's got a national match bushing and probably more work done to it than I paid for it.
ranger4-7
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Post away, they're all good!
99% of why I joined NES was to see all the cool stuf that everyone has.
Chris, that's some nice hardware you showed us. It's a nightmare waiting for the paperwork when you want to play with your toys. Congrats.
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I picked up this Para Warthog last month, but got the Hogue Grips today and also ordered a Don Hume H721 O.T. holster
Also had a chance to shoot it for the first time today, I am very impressed with this gun and absolutely love it. No FTF's, jams, or issues whatsoever.
Also had a chance to shoot it for the first time today, I am very impressed with this gun and absolutely love it. No FTF's, jams, or issues whatsoever.
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Nice, enjoy! My M28 is my most fired centerfire pistol - wonderful gun!
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Since the title says new aquisitions and not new firearms I'm posting my new bow. I picked up a new Mathews Z7 Extreme last night. I will be heading to the range later today to play with it and sight it in. I have been saying for years I was buying a new bow. I was looking for more speed. This should have it. My old bow was probably under 200 FPS. This one is at 280FPS. Being short it will still be a few years of technology before I'll see 300 FPS.
Boxer my wife and i rescued, came home with us today. his name is Dozer. he is estimated about 7 months old
here is Dozer with my female GSP (notice his full tail haha)
Boxers are great. only they are BIG babies! they whine... A LOT! but great dogs
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I bought it out of state using my C&R. Most shops that I've gone into in MA have at least a couple Mosins, I should think you can find one just about anywhere (prices of course will vary).
Chris, looks like your Short Hair isn't phased by the new pup at all. That's good. Give your old hunting buddy jplenty of time. *S*
