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New Acquisitions for October 2008!
- Thread starter vicpinto
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Nice gun Pip, I saw that one a couple of days ago in the cabinet, and thought it was great. Glad you picked it up!
I had to stop by Zero Hour today to have some work done on two carbines.
Remember now, I was "DONE" buying guns this year, till I saw this being traded in by a gent at the store. Jim told me to make an offer and as you see he accepted my offer.
somthing tells me you got a good deal
PSS
NES Member
got this yesterday.took it to the range today.
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Nice, I have on on order...I've been waiting four weeks for it...I'm hoping that it shows up here soon.
I guess I should call S&W to see if it shipped...
ranger4-7
Army Veteran
Just finished putting together this M4 from the NES Anvil Arms group buy. Expensive, but worth every penny.
That looks great. I think you built a rifle with a nice selection of useful accessories.
Just finished putting together this M4 from the NES Anvil Arms group buy. Expensive, but worth every penny.
That's a beauty!!
What do you have for optics, looks like an ACOG, but what's on top??
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Rockrivr1
NES Member
It's a 4x Trijicon TA31MCO-M4CP w/ a Doctor 7 MOA Red Dot mounted on top. It's a new option that Trijicon is offering with their ACOGs. It's handy for the close quarters shots and for me it seems to augment the usefulness of the optic. I got lucky and found the Doctor optic and mount on Ebay from a guy who bought it and didn't like the setup. Saved some coin by buying it that way. I'd have to disagree this him as I think it's a great addition.
Ahh, very nice!
I'm cheating...
...because these aren't really October acquisitions.![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
I just replaced my stolen digital camera, so I thought I'd clutter up this thread with my last four new toys. My apologies for the crappy pictures. ![[laugh]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/012.gif "Laugh [laugh]")
And now, on with the show!
The first four pictures are from March. The gun is a S&W 910S 9mm from a fellow NES member:
For the second act, another 9mm, a Beretta 92 from Four Seasons in April:
Part three is a Bushmaster Predator from June. Purchased to celebrate the Heller decision.
Pictures of the last new toy are here in post #124.
Nothing fancy, but I like it!
Thanks for looking.
Mike
...because these aren't really October acquisitions.
I just replaced my stolen digital camera, so I thought I'd clutter up this thread with my last four new toys. My apologies for the crappy pictures. And now, on with the show!
The first four pictures are from March. The gun is a S&W 910S 9mm from a fellow NES member:
For the second act, another 9mm, a Beretta 92 from Four Seasons in April:
Part three is a Bushmaster Predator from June. Purchased to celebrate the Heller decision.
Pictures of the last new toy are here in post #124.
Nothing fancy, but I like it!
Thanks for looking.
Mike
Finally!
Some of you may recall this thread I started a while back.
Well, I got to pick it up my new to me Savage Model 10 with Accu-Trigger. I got 120 rounds of misc. 223 Remington thrown in on top of the case and scope. I can't wait to shoot this.
Check out the price on that ammo...
Some of you may recall this thread I started a while back.
Well, I got to pick it up my new to me Savage Model 10 with Accu-Trigger. I got 120 rounds of misc. 223 Remington thrown in on top of the case and scope. I can't wait to shoot this.
Check out the price on that ammo...
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Check out the price on that ammo...
All I notice is the upper left side of the price sticker clearly stating "WAS"
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My Economical (cheap!) Purchase . . .
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I always had a hankering for a lever action rifle through the early years, but it wasn’t until I was talked into going hunting with some friends, many moons ago, that I got familiar with one. My brother loaned me his Winchester lever action 32 special to use. I loved it although I was a tad nervous about using it because it was in such excellent condition and I knew I’d be tramping through the hills and dales of southern NH for many hours & days.
Since then I have halfheartedly looked to buy one in excellent shape like my Brother’s. I wanted it in 30-30 cal. though because the 32 special ammo was getting harder to find on the gun shop’s shelves. Well to shorten this tale, I saw the Marlin 30-30, model 336 on sale at Dick’s Sporting, at the end of Sept., for $350 which also included an inexpensive 3x9x40 scope, mount and rings and so I cheerfully latched on to one.
The reason I didn’t buy a used excellent condition Winchester was because I had the use of a friends daughter’s Marlin 30-30 and thought it was tighter and with better sights (for me) and better looking than the Winchester. I also didn’t like the top ejection of the Winchester because if you wanted to mount a scope on it you’d have to buy an offset mount, which isn’t what I would want.
Now all I have to do is remember to reload and use the round-nose, soft-point bullets when I reload for it. I have a Thomson Super 14 in 30-30 and have reloaded spire-point bullets for that but can’t use those in the Marlin because of the tubular magazine. I know they make the spire-point with the newer softer plastic points on them but I believe they’re a bit too costly for me at this time. So here’s my piddling ol’ Marlin for your scrutiny. I’m just wondering though, what percentages of gun owners out there have some type of lever action rifle in their possession, no matter what the caliber? I’m proud to say, this is my first.![[grin]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/041.gif "Grin [grin]")
Thanks for looking..
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I always had a hankering for a lever action rifle through the early years, but it wasn’t until I was talked into going hunting with some friends, many moons ago, that I got familiar with one. My brother loaned me his Winchester lever action 32 special to use. I loved it although I was a tad nervous about using it because it was in such excellent condition and I knew I’d be tramping through the hills and dales of southern NH for many hours & days.
Since then I have halfheartedly looked to buy one in excellent shape like my Brother’s. I wanted it in 30-30 cal. though because the 32 special ammo was getting harder to find on the gun shop’s shelves. Well to shorten this tale, I saw the Marlin 30-30, model 336 on sale at Dick’s Sporting, at the end of Sept., for $350 which also included an inexpensive 3x9x40 scope, mount and rings and so I cheerfully latched on to one.
The reason I didn’t buy a used excellent condition Winchester was because I had the use of a friends daughter’s Marlin 30-30 and thought it was tighter and with better sights (for me) and better looking than the Winchester. I also didn’t like the top ejection of the Winchester because if you wanted to mount a scope on it you’d have to buy an offset mount, which isn’t what I would want.
Now all I have to do is remember to reload and use the round-nose, soft-point bullets when I reload for it. I have a Thomson Super 14 in 30-30 and have reloaded spire-point bullets for that but can’t use those in the Marlin because of the tubular magazine. I know they make the spire-point with the newer softer plastic points on them but I believe they’re a bit too costly for me at this time. So here’s my piddling ol’ Marlin for your scrutiny. I’m just wondering though, what percentages of gun owners out there have some type of lever action rifle in their possession, no matter what the caliber? I’m proud to say, this is my first.
Thanks for looking.
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nice rifle 6hold...i have the exact same gun i bought a few years ago...its sadly been sitting in my safe for quite awhile...thankfully ill be able to brush it off this december and get out into the field with it
JuergenG
NES Member
Very nice, 6hold !
As to "I’m just wondering though, what percentages of gun owners out there have some type of lever action rifle in their possession, no matter what the caliber?"
I own 2 by now: A Marlin 1894 Cowboy Ltd 24" in .357 Mag and a
Winchester 94 in .30-30. Love 'em both although the Winny is trying
to play mule
As to "I’m just wondering though, what percentages of gun owners out there have some type of lever action rifle in their possession, no matter what the caliber?"
I own 2 by now: A Marlin 1894 Cowboy Ltd 24" in .357 Mag and a
Winchester 94 in .30-30. Love 'em both although the Winny is trying
to play mule
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wolf223
traded my M&9c for an M&P 40. trigger is heavy! will look into a trigger job ASAP. my brother only put 150 down the pipe, it's gonna get broken in real soon!
wchandler
NES Member
+1 very nice setup!!
NES group buy
new to the Gun safe
Great pictures and great rifles.
BTW.. You need slings!
ranger4-7
Army Veteran
6hold, that is a sharp lever action.
Juergen, your 1903 looks very nice too!
In response to your question about lever action owners, I have one as well. A Uberti 1873 in .44-40. with a 24" octagonal barrel. Some of the nicest wood I've seen on a rifle.
Juergen, your 1903 looks very nice too!
In response to your question about lever action owners, I have one as well. A Uberti 1873 in .44-40. with a 24" octagonal barrel. Some of the nicest wood I've seen on a rifle.
Great pictures and great rifles.
BTW.. You need slings!
thank you ! but I am all set on slings
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