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dwarven1
Lonely Mountain Arms
Guess you'd be afraid of me, then... when I took the pic, I was wearing MY kilt.I don't know if I'm more afraid of that gun or the fact that he's wearing a skirt in public!!![[thinking]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/010.gif "Thinking [thinking]")
YIKES!![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
Sounds like a shoot that would happen in Provincetown.
dwarven1
Lonely Mountain Arms
Ain't enough REAL men here for it...YIKES!
![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Seriously, some folks here need to take a tranquilizer or something. Scots and Irishmen, and American of Scots and Irish descent have worn kilts for centuries. And yes, we're all heterosexual. Where do you think little Scots and Irish come from?
We just like wearing clothes that are a link to our heritage. If that freaks y'all out... well, I don't think that the right to not be freaked out is guaranteed by the Constitution.
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Ain't enough REAL men here for it...
Seriously, some folks here need to take a tranquilizer or something. Scots and Irishmen, and American of Scots and Irish descent have worn kilts for centuries. And yes, we're all heterosexual. Where do you think little Scots and Irish come from?
We just like wearing clothes that are a link to our heritage. If that freaks y'all out... well, I don't think that the right to not be freaked out is guaranteed by the Constitution.
English fathers?
![[rofl]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/013.gif "ROFL [rofl]")
English fathers?
Ooooh, them be some fightin' words!
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Ain't enough REAL men here for it...
Seriously, some folks here need to take a tranquilizer or something. Scots and Irishmen, and American of Scots and Irish descent have worn kilts for centuries. And yes, we're all heterosexual. Where do you think little Scots and Irish come from?
We just like wearing clothes that are a link to our heritage. If that freaks y'all out... well, I don't think that the right to not be freaked out is guaranteed by the Constitution.
He's just jealous he doesn't have the legs to pull it off. (^_^)
dwarven1
Lonely Mountain Arms
Gotta admit, that's one thing about wearing a kilt I like - hearing the ladies' comments.
Ain't enough REAL men here for it...
Seriously, some folks here need to take a tranquilizer or something. Scots and Irishmen, and American of Scots and Irish descent have worn kilts for centuries. And yes, we're all heterosexual. Where do you think little Scots and Irish come from?
We just like wearing clothes that are a link to our heritage. If that freaks y'all out... well, I don't think that the right to not be freaked out is guaranteed by the Constitution.
Tactically a kilt is better than modern pants in one very important respect.... you'll never be caught with your kilt down when you go to the bathroom
. Of course it is a pain to keep the kilt clean when using those pesky modern day toilets.Gotta admit, that's one thing about wearing a kilt I like - hearing the ladies' comments.
I like when they check to see how it's worn.
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How I celebrated the inauguration... This is the cheap/easy half. Her better half will hopefully be created this spring.
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How I celebrated the inauguration... This is the cheap/easy half. Her better half will hopefully be created this spring.
Nice!
I love my Stag.
Oh, I love my Olympic and Bushie too, but my Stag was my first.
S&W 5946
Just got this one home!!! I haven't even got a chance to clean it.
I went to Nick's Sport Shop just to get sling studs for a rifle. Yeah, sure...
Here it is!!! S&W 5946. 4 inch barrel, DAO, sweet trigger, Novak sights, 15 round mag. (pre-94 gun) I couldn't pass this one up.
I'm so pumped! This fits my had so well. I looked at a 6906 side by side with this gun. Pretty much the same but the 6906 is smaller. My hand just didn't feel right with the shorter grip of the 6906. I loved this one though!!!
Enough of the talk, on with the pic's!
Just got this one home!!! I haven't even got a chance to clean it.
I went to Nick's Sport Shop just to get sling studs for a rifle. Yeah, sure...
Here it is!!! S&W 5946. 4 inch barrel, DAO, sweet trigger, Novak sights, 15 round mag. (pre-94 gun) I couldn't pass this one up.
I'm so pumped! This fits my had so well. I looked at a 6906 side by side with this gun. Pretty much the same but the 6906 is smaller. My hand just didn't feel right with the shorter grip of the 6906. I loved this one though!!!
Enough of the talk, on with the pic's!
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The Goose
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My new Bushmaster purchased at Blue Northern. Also a Beretta that I purchased as a Model 1935 in .32 ACP, but turns out to be a Model 1934 marked a 9mm Corto, but with a 7.65 (.32) magazine and barrel. The serial numbers on the slide and frame match and it is definitely a 1934 manufactured before WWII, however somehow it ended up as a .32 ACP. Very interesting.
My new Bushmaster purchased at Blue Northern. Also a Beretta that I purchased as a Model 1935 in .32 ACP, but turns out to be a Model 1934 marked a 9mm Corto, but with a 7.65 (.32) magazine and barrel. The serial numbers on the slide and frame match and it is definitely a 1934 manufactured before WWII, however somehow it ended up as a .32 ACP. Very interesting.
Looks like you added some goodies to that one already. It's definitely different than the one I remember seeing!
The Goose
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Looks like you added some goodies to that one already. It's definitely different than the one I remember seeing![/QUOTE]
Aside from the pre-ban mag it is as I bought it. No additions (yet)!
Aside from the pre-ban mag it is as I bought it. No additions (yet)!
1954 Ruger Single Six .22lr. Very early Ruger with 'flat gate' loading. Near mint. A lot better than the pics show it to be.
I didn't plan on it but sometimes things happen.
I didn't plan on it but sometimes things happen.
1954 Ruger Single Six .22lr. Very early Ruger with 'flat gate' loading. Near mint. A lot better than the pics show it to be.
I didn't plan on it but sometimes things happen.
As usual - you have another fine "piece", Pilgrim
pretty, pretty!
