mikelawtown
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You sure that's not the dildo of one of the 'wee people"?Picked this up today. A Burnside 3rd Model carbine .54. There were only 1500 of this particular model made. It took a very unique cone shaped cartridge. I have brass and bullets on order. The bore is very good and I will have this old war horse booming again.
An example of the cartridge.
BTSDOG
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Ive got one of those, though the finish is a little rough. But the serial # is a tad lower.......
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Got his big brother too........
ccm75
NES Member
You gonna carry that? Good on ya!
ccm75
NES Member
When I got out of the Army in 1990 I bought a 6" (5.5") Redhawk as my friends were hunting deer with handguns in NYS after a rule change.
Creek Side Gun Shop, Candidagua, NY, my first handgun. It was a really nice gun but I could not hit the broadside of a barn with that thing. I ended up selling it to a NES member about five years ago and I regretted selling it the minute I did it. And I gave the guy a great deal...
I always wanted one with the 7" barrel so I picked this up off of GB couple of weeks ago. Vintage 1982-1984..........Hopefully I can shoot it better than the last one I owned.![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Did the transfer at Pullman Arms in Worcester; my first visit there. Efficient and friendly. Will definitely be paying them another visit.
Creek Side Gun Shop, Candidagua, NY, my first handgun. It was a really nice gun but I could not hit the broadside of a barn with that thing. I ended up selling it to a NES member about five years ago and I regretted selling it the minute I did it. And I gave the guy a great deal...
I always wanted one with the 7" barrel so I picked this up off of GB couple of weeks ago. Vintage 1982-1984..........Hopefully I can shoot it better than the last one I owned.
Did the transfer at Pullman Arms in Worcester; my first visit there. Efficient and friendly. Will definitely be paying them another visit. 
Sheriff9mm
NES Member
Quarter Circle 10 9mm AR Lower Build, using CMMG bolt and barrel, VLTOR upper, Midwest SP-MLOK Handguard and Kineti-Tech "Silencer" Barrel Shroud to give it that "Integrally Suppressed" look. Takes Colt 9mm SMG Magazines
And this is Lola, our new 12 week old Boxer / German Shepherd mix
And this is Lola, our new 12 week old Boxer / German Shepherd mix
Cloverleaf Firearms Group
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Acquired this (and a few more) yesterday.
mikelawtown
NES Member
shot it tonight, all went great and its pretty smooth shooter, even though I would like to do something with the rear sight.
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ranger4-7
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Some of these were actually late March purchases, and some were April.
In March, I picked up a newly manufactured Winchester (Miroku Japan) Model 92 in .357. I also picked up the Rugers, but didn't like the factory grips. Tried a couple others, and finally picked up a pair of unfinished Walnut ones off Ebay. Hit them with some 220 grit sand paper and 0000 steel wool and then applied some Watco's Danish oil. I think I got a pretty decent match with the Winchester wood.
Picked up a tomahawk at the Foxboro show. Made by Mark McCoun. It's well made and as evidenced by the two slices in my hands, its pretty sharp too!
Thanks for looking,
Chris
In March, I picked up a newly manufactured Winchester (Miroku Japan) Model 92 in .357. I also picked up the Rugers, but didn't like the factory grips. Tried a couple others, and finally picked up a pair of unfinished Walnut ones off Ebay. Hit them with some 220 grit sand paper and 0000 steel wool and then applied some Watco's Danish oil. I think I got a pretty decent match with the Winchester wood.
Picked up a tomahawk at the Foxboro show. Made by Mark McCoun. It's well made and as evidenced by the two slices in my hands, its pretty sharp too!
Thanks for looking,
Chris
Stryker
NES Member
Shameless double post
Build components listed over in SBR thread:
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vb...cture-thread?p=4986460&viewfull=1#post4986460
First build and first SBR
Not the best pictures (need a better camera I guess)
Shoots awesome!
Build components listed over in SBR thread:
http://www.northeastshooters.com/vb...cture-thread?p=4986460&viewfull=1#post4986460
First build and first SBR
Not the best pictures (need a better camera I guess)
Shoots awesome!
wizdoc2006
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converting a saiga isn't hard. you'll learn something and have the satisfaction of knowing you did it yourself.
RYJ
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