1903Collector
NES Member
I rescued this old Savage 99 from ZHA, it looked out of place surrounded my Milsurps and ARs:
The 99s are great guns, nice pickup. What caliber?
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The 99s are great guns, nice pickup. What caliber?
richc
NES Member
See what happens when you combine a couple of gin & tonics, a computer with internet connection and gunbroker?
I'm really not proud of this one... probably the only redeeming characteristics are the price ($320) and the serial number (000009). I'm not sure I'll even fire this beast!
Anyone ever see or hear of this company or gun? It is a 9mm and a Tec-9 knockoff... that is about all I know.
Rich
I'm really not proud of this one... probably the only redeeming characteristics are the price ($320) and the serial number (000009). I'm not sure I'll even fire this beast!
Anyone ever see or hear of this company or gun? It is a 9mm and a Tec-9 knockoff... that is about all I know.
Rich
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See what happens when you combine a couple of gin & tonics, a computer with internet connection and gunbroker?
I'm really not proud of this one... probably the only redeeming characteristics are the price ($320) and the serial number (000009). I'm not sure I'll even fire this beast!
Anyone ever see or hear of this company or gun? It is a 9mm and a Tec-9 knockoff... that is about all I know.
Rich
Can you bring that into MAss?
Nope. Unless you find a dealer willing to do it.
If I'm reading the tag right, the seller is in Mass.
MY new toy VZ 58![[mg]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/036.gif "Machine Gun [mg]")
I've been wanting one of those. PM me how you wound up with it.
See what happens when you combine a couple of gin & tonics, a computer with internet connection and gunbroker?
I'm really not proud of this one... probably the only redeeming characteristics are the price ($320) and the serial number (000009). I'm not sure I'll even fire this beast!
Anyone ever see or hear of this company or gun? It is a 9mm and a Tec-9 knockoff... that is about all I know.
Rich
So you are the one that got this gun, I was watching it but wasn't home in time to bid on it. I belevie it was made by Cobray. Enjoy and have fun with it
WickedSharp
NES Member
Thanks. It was the last one at Frank and Tiny's (Tyngsboro PD guns).
It was a left handed model with the safety on the right hand side. I called HK and they sold me a variant 1 lever. I installed it myself and was quite surprised at how clean the gun was.
Also not a gun
I've been wanting one of these for years, and I finally bit the bullet, went into a little debt and picked it up. Fender American Standard 5 String Jazz Bass.![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
I've been wanting one of these for years, and I finally bit the bullet, went into a little debt and picked it up. Fender American Standard 5 String Jazz Bass.
richc
NES Member
One thing I've learned... Leinad, Inc., the company printed on it, is the first name Daniel spelled backwards.
A read a few tidbits about it, but there are a lot of unknowns.
SemiAutoSam
Banned
That monster looks like it used a MAC10 upper but 90 Degrees clockwise.
I swear without my glasses on that looks like "808 Win"
Anyone else want to confirm the rollstamp.
Left my glasses in the car and the wife is gone with it.
See what happens when you combine a couple of gin & tonics, a computer with internet connection and gunbroker?
I'm really not proud of this one... probably the only redeeming characteristics are the price ($320) and the serial number (000009). I'm not sure I'll even fire this beast!
Anyone ever see or hear of this company or gun? It is a 9mm and a Tec-9 knockoff... that is about all I know.
Rich
I swear without my glasses on that looks like "808 Win"
Anyone else want to confirm the rollstamp.
Left my glasses in the car and the wife is gone with it.
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1903Collector
NES Member
I've been wanting one of these for years, and I finally bit the bullet, went into a little debt and picked it up. Fender American Standard 5 String Jazz Bass.
Doesn't a quality insturment feel good when you play it
![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
Oh man, if it isn't the sweetest thing ever. I've also got a Peavey Cirrus 5 string which plays like a dream, but still, I think everyone should own a Fender. I pretty much shot my future gun acquisition on this, at least for a while. But it was money well spent.
1903Collector
NES Member
Back many, many moons ago when I was playing in a band the other guitar palyer had a Guild electric and that had to be the very smoothest, sweetest guitar I have ever palyed, even more that the SG or Les Paul. I could never get him to part with it.
EDD
NES Member
It's .357. It was a deciding factor while comparing this with the .38 spl airweights. I wanted a solid revolver and this Ruger is deffinitely that. Weight isn't really an issue.
Well, this is an interesting statement because I own one and shoot both .38/.357 through it. The only "choice" is spurred or spurless. Is there something i am missing?
http://www.ruger-firearms.com/Firearms/FAFamily?type=Revolver&subtype=Double Action&famlst=9
Ruger SP101 revolvers come in spurred and spurless hammer versions and take down easily with no special tools. Ruger SP101 revolvers are best for shooters who need a smaller framed, durable, all stainless steel revolver chambered for the powerful .357 Magnum cartridge (which also permits use of .38 Special ammunition). Built as some of the smallest, most powerful, smaller frame revolvers on the market, they feature Ruger's rugged durability and are engineered for solid performance.
