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Nice.
Looks like your getting ready to knock over a package store....![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Grab a couple lottery tickets on the way out for us plebians.
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Grab a couple lottery tickets on the way out for us plebians.
Couple of new Blackhawk hoglegs. I need them like a hole in the head, but it was just $775 for the pair and I'm stoked.
Both are three-screw, the one on the left is a 1968 and the other a 1969. The '69 has the transfer bar retrofitted, unfortunately, but the '68 is still original. Got a new rig enroute from El Paso Saddlery; I'm still deciding whether I like those grips.
ETA: Sorry about the pics. I didn't realize the floor was such an ungodly mess. Just look at the guns...
Both are three-screw, the one on the left is a 1968 and the other a 1969. The '69 has the transfer bar retrofitted, unfortunately, but the '68 is still original. Got a new rig enroute from El Paso Saddlery; I'm still deciding whether I like those grips.
ETA: Sorry about the pics. I didn't realize the floor was such an ungodly mess. Just look at the guns...
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kiver
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Wow. Serious??? Wow
kiver
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Nice.
Looks like your getting ready to knock over a package store....
Maybe I was.
iofneedle
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Couple of new Blackhawk hoglegs. I need them like a hole in the head, but it was just $775 for the pair and I'm stoked.
Both are three-screw, the one on the left is a 1968 and the other a 1969. The '69 has the transfer bar retrofitted, unfortunately, but the '68 is still original. Got a new rig enroute from El Paso Saddlery; I'm still deciding whether I like those grips.
ETA: Sorry about the pics. I didn't realize the floor was such an ungodly mess. Just look at the guns...
I like the grips
jaypap
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+1 for a class act.
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Been a while since I've posted...here are my latest purchases. The Safari Enforcer is a fun shooting, accurate carry gun...
Safari Arms, by Olympic Arms, Enforcer .45 acp. Commander Slide, Officer's Frame, uses 6 round Colt New Agent/Officer's Model 6 rd magazines.
Shoots well too!
COP (Compact Off-Duty Police) .357 Magnum/.38 Special; 4 barrels of bang!
Walther P4
S&W Model 14-3 .38 Special
Safari Arms, by Olympic Arms, Enforcer .45 acp. Commander Slide, Officer's Frame, uses 6 round Colt New Agent/Officer's Model 6 rd magazines.
Shoots well too!
COP (Compact Off-Duty Police) .357 Magnum/.38 Special; 4 barrels of bang!
Walther P4
S&W Model 14-3 .38 Special
Took me six months to finally find one. If you can get your hands on one, you'll love it.
It shoots really well, especially for a sub compact. My sights are a little off, I think - it was consistently throwing rounds a few inches left.
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Decided to dive into the watch world for Father's Day... Starting my adventure off with a Seiko SNZF17 'Sea Urchin'
Already addicted.
Edit... stupid picture rotated when I uploaded it. Ugh.
Already addicted.
Edit... stupid picture rotated when I uploaded it. Ugh.
Decided to dive into the watch world for Father's Day... Starting my adventure off with a Seiko SNZF17 'Sea Urchin'
Already addicted.
Edit... stupid picture rotated when I uploaded it. Ugh.
Great choice. Now you've just opened yourself to another VERY expensive hobby
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Picked up another Half Face Blade. This one is a Crow Junior. Andy is putting out my favorite work right now.
Just googled some of this work. Holy crap those are cool! How does one obtain this brand? I could not find an actual website.
He only handles orders VIA email. No webpage. [email protected].
Ive ordered 2 from him. One full custom, and this one which was a semi custom. Wait time on my full custom was about 8 months but its among my most prizes possessions. Andy was a navy seal (pictured below), and a portion of all his sales goes towards some great charities. I cannot recommend him enough.
He only handles orders VIA email. No webpage. [email protected].
Ive ordered 2 from him. One full custom, and this one which was a semi custom. Wait time on my full custom was about 8 months but its among my most prizes possessions. Andy was a navy seal (pictured below), and a portion of all his sales goes towards some great charities. I cannot recommend him enough.
He looks like a pretty serious dude.
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I just noticed this, anyone know why the 45 does not have the C designation like my 40 here shown has, they are both "Compact" models.
Dean
Dean
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Nice.
Looks like your getting ready to knock over a package store....
I own a Jeep.... and I feel like putting it out of its misery right now too!!
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This was a two bass month for me
Picked up a new bow - late birthday present to myself.
Bowtech Carbon Icon (RAK)
I've had it for a week. The back wall is solid! Coming from a Hoyt Ignite, this thing is blistering fast & not spongy at all. Very little valley. Quite happy with this purchase.
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Bowtech Carbon Icon (RAK)
- 3.2#
- 60# draw weight set at 54#
- 28" draw length.
- Swapped out the Rest for a QAD drop rest
- Swapped out the sight from my old bow (old bow now setup for my wife)
- Single pin TruGlow Archer's Choice Range Rover w/ 2x Diopeter
I've had it for a week. The back wall is solid! Coming from a Hoyt Ignite, this thing is blistering fast & not spongy at all. Very little valley. Quite happy with this purchase.
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Decided to dive into the watch world for Father's Day... Starting my adventure off with a Seiko SNZF17 'Sea Urchin'
Already addicted.
Edit... stupid picture rotated when I uploaded it. Ugh.
Just wait when you find the world of pocket watches.
iofneedle
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The Smith & Wesson Model 39 was the first U.S. designed double action (DA) semi-automatic pistol marketed in the United States. I picked up a retired cop's 39-2 today. Very nice shape...hopefully heading to the range tomorrow. Now the search begins for original wood grips.
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I just noticed this, anyone know why the 45 does not have the C designation like my 40 here shown has, they are both "Compact" models.
Dean
http://mp-pistol.com/mp-compact-pistols/29089-why-slide-no-longer-stamped-c.html
That looks very nice..Picked up a Ruger Takedown for my everyday plinking needs!
jasonj84
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Picked up a Ruger Takedown for my everyday plinking needs!
That thing is sweet! What are you running for a scope?
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2 new Anderson lowers
