-
If you enjoy the forum please consider supporting it by signing up for a NES Membership The benefits pay for the membership many times over.
New acquisitions for March 2009!
- Thread starter SemiAutoSam
- Start date
I always wanted a Socom II.....so I went out and bought this last week, and it was well worth every dollar.
Seriously, this has got to be the badest-ass rifle available......congrats
![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
Picked this up at North Shore Firearms today. Thanks to Dench for his help. Ruger Single Six with .22LR & .22 Mag cylinders.
I love my blued version of that.
The 22mag is a hoot and some different than a 22lr !
Damn, now I have to buy another Ruger to keep my lead.
Last edited:
Picked this up at North Shore Firearms today. Thanks to Dench for his help. Ruger Single Six with .22LR & .22 Mag cylinders.
I am not a big revolver fan but that gun is really cool and in great shape!
![[grin]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/041.gif "Grin [grin]")
namedpipes
NES Member
You have some serious buying to do!
Get yourself a C&R. There is a thread around here on the benefits (and the dark side).
I'm thinking about it, I just got the safe and I can't wait to get some toys. I thing a safe is never complete till it has an M1, right?
![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
I'm thinking about it, I just got the safe and I can't wait to get some toys. I thing a safe is never complete till it has an M1, right?
I know your safe is empty right now... but I can already tell you that you'll need a bigger safe
I'm thinking about it, I just got the safe and I can't wait to get some toys. I thing a safe is never complete till it has an M1, right?
You've got the right mindset, you'll do just fine! Just make sure to add M1A, AR15, 1911....
Ruger SP101
The last piece for my upper receiver will be here this week, pics to follow once that gets built. Only took 13 weeks for the barrel, not bad! But WELL worth it.
thats a fun gun, drop a few .357 mags in it and hold on.
I have the same grips too, they help a lot.
although i am thinking of getting the crimson trace grips after shooting a buddies 38 snubby this weekend.
- Joined
- Dec 2, 2005
- Messages
- 9,006
- Likes
- 5,486
Couple of new things, last few months
Actually over the last 3 months, but just got around to taking pictures
CMP Inland M1 Carbine, with Ultimak scout scope mount and NCStar pistol scope (cheap yes, but it really has a bright clear image)
I always wanted to try the scout scope setup on an M1 carbine, and it is a nice fit. The scope mounts low so the cheek weld is still tight.
This carbine has an odd stock; no markings, and it is some sort of laminate of two different woods, so it's dark on one side and light on the other.
Benelli M2. It's a little hard to get used to, the action is really peculiar, plus it tried to eat my thumb a couple of times already.![[crying]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/006.gif "Crying [crying]")
Carbine is old, but I took a bunch of crap off to lighten it, as it has the light pencil barrel. I swapped the EOTech for a cheap Barska holo sight. It's kind of a toy, but someday if I ever have the $$ I'll get a Trijicon reflex sight or something small.
And a 10/22 with tech sights. I have another 10/22 with a scope, and wanted to have something to practice with iron sights.
Who says a .22 isn't enough gun for bear?
Actually over the last 3 months, but just got around to taking pictures
CMP Inland M1 Carbine, with Ultimak scout scope mount and NCStar pistol scope (cheap yes, but it really has a bright clear image)
I always wanted to try the scout scope setup on an M1 carbine, and it is a nice fit. The scope mounts low so the cheek weld is still tight.
This carbine has an odd stock; no markings, and it is some sort of laminate of two different woods, so it's dark on one side and light on the other.
Benelli M2. It's a little hard to get used to, the action is really peculiar, plus it tried to eat my thumb a couple of times already.
Carbine is old, but I took a bunch of crap off to lighten it, as it has the light pencil barrel. I swapped the EOTech for a cheap Barska holo sight. It's kind of a toy, but someday if I ever have the $$ I'll get a Trijicon reflex sight or something small.
And a 10/22 with tech sights. I have another 10/22 with a scope, and wanted to have something to practice with iron sights.
Who says a .22 isn't enough gun for bear?
Last edited:
Finally after 8 months of looking I found my Smith and Wesson 681-3 L frame in .38 spl made for the Conrail police dept in 1989. Marked CRPD under the cylinder also not the original grips [sad2].
So far the only thing I've shot out of it are .357 mags. Man those things are fun, hold on is right, that thing has kick!
The Goose
NES Member
jpdopes
NES Member
Nice gun! Pretty grips. They look like Craig Spegels.Finally after 8 months of looking I found my Smith and Wesson 681-3 L frame in .38 spl made for the Conrail police dept in 1989. Marked CRPD under the cylinder also not the original grips [sad2].
JuergenG
NES Member
Thanks !
There will be another of her .32 buddies shortly, along with something being a bit longer
Here's the one being "a bit longer":
FN K98k in 8mm Mauser, made for Israel. Note the crest on the receiver and
the holes on the side of the front sight cover.
WickedSharp
NES Member
I finally got one of my 'holy grails'.!!!!!
I've been wanting a real "Dirty Harry" gun for a long time but never sound one in good enough condition or priced right. I found this absolutely mint (I can't find a flaw on it anywhere) SW29-2 in the wooden presentation box with papers and tools. The flocking on the box is pretty rough so I won't show it here, but the wood is very good. I'm going to recover the interior and I'll show you when it's done.
The 29-2 6 1/2 incher was made in 1973 and is as good as you can find. "Do you feel lucky, punk? Well do ya?"
Yup, I sure do!
As usual, the pic doesn't do it justice. I appears there is a problem with the bluing on the front of and above the extractor housing but it's bad lighting. As usual, the S&W bluing is about 10 feet deep.
I've been wanting a real "Dirty Harry" gun for a long time but never sound one in good enough condition or priced right. I found this absolutely mint (I can't find a flaw on it anywhere) SW29-2 in the wooden presentation box with papers and tools. The flocking on the box is pretty rough so I won't show it here, but the wood is very good. I'm going to recover the interior and I'll show you when it's done.
The 29-2 6 1/2 incher was made in 1973 and is as good as you can find. "Do you feel lucky, punk? Well do ya?"
Yup, I sure do!
As usual, the pic doesn't do it justice. I appears there is a problem with the bluing on the front of and above the extractor housing but it's bad lighting. As usual, the S&W bluing is about 10 feet deep.
I'll take my own pics of it sometime soon but I just took this to the range today.
I wasn't quite expecting as big a difference between .38 and .357. It was accurate and fun either way.
I also met up with Raoul Duke and I think I convinced him to buy both an M1A and an ACOG for his AR. I'm just doing my part to help the economy.
I wasn't quite expecting as big a difference between .38 and .357. It was accurate and fun either way.
I also met up with Raoul Duke and I think I convinced him to buy both an M1A and an ACOG for his AR. I'm just doing my part to help the economy.
Not a gun, but it can be very handy for transporting them about. Wife's new 2004 Chevy Suburban. Low miles (for a fleet truck), towing package and a damn good price out the door and she had to have it.
Obligatory pic of her with one of the boys. I've had Joey for 12 yrs now, told an old GF I'd get rid of her before I did my dog.
Wife HAD to have the Browning Buck Mark, as well as the Ducks Unlimted. She now wants a replacement RKBA sticker for the back. And yes, I created a gun nut.
Side view from the apt. complex
Rear cargo space. Imagine all the guns, ammo and toys she can now haul.
And as we head to the range/gun show we can do so in comfort.
Obligatory pic of her with one of the boys. I've had Joey for 12 yrs now, told an old GF I'd get rid of her before I did my dog.
Wife HAD to have the Browning Buck Mark, as well as the Ducks Unlimted. She now wants a replacement RKBA sticker for the back. And yes, I created a gun nut.
Side view from the apt. complex
Rear cargo space. Imagine all the guns, ammo and toys she can now haul.
And as we head to the range/gun show we can do so in comfort.
Pics of the wifes upper. Being shipped now and will just pick up from front office and ship them directly to a friend who has no AR's or lower receivers or anything like such.
10.5" LMT Upper with LT 7" Rail. Going to order a Noveske KX3 Flash Suppressor next week.
10.5" LMT Upper with LT 7" Rail. Going to order a Noveske KX3 Flash Suppressor next week.
