Pictures of your guns

[MarkRohfrietsch]

My most valuable firearm; a completely custom built rifle by Mel Smart based on a pre-`64 Winchester Model 70 action and chambered in .35 Whelen. It was originally built as a moose rifle for Alaskan hunts. It was a gift from my father and is insured at a replacement value of $17,500 based on current prices of similar rifles.

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The stock was one of Mel's early prototype Accra-Bond laminate stocks that sought to combine the attributes of laminate designs with the beauty of a custom hardwood stock.
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It is truly a thing of beauty!

 

[Jonathan Mathews]

Practical days for me. Consistent weekly training is more important than fancy stuff.

I just bought my first Taurus G2 ..... Steel guide rod, metal sights, painted 4 night It's all I carry now. I'm 2x as accurate with it then with my Glock 43 extended

 

[QuiltAngel]

I am not a guy either, but have a couple. First was the Ruger LCP which fits into small places easily. Then I got a Smith & Wesson 9mm which I didn't like so traded it in for a Springfield Armory XDS .45. I accidentally let my C&C license expire and am in the process of getting it back.

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

I am not a guy either, but have a couple. First was the Ruger LCP which fits into small places easily. Then I got a Smith & Wesson 9mm which I didn't like so traded it in for a Springfield Armory XDS .45. I accidentally let my C&C license expire and am in the process of getting it back.

Hi! Good to see you here!

 

[GeorgeJ]

RIA 1911.....Colt Series 70 barrel/bushing.....Clark Custom weaver rail for red dot...Pachmayr grips.

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• GeorgeJ
• Dec 19, 2017

 

[marineimaging]

THESE scare me more than guns for some reason....

Because anybody with the muscle to [bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse][bless and do not curse] one has the arms to fight real hard if he misses?

 

[marineimaging]

I guess it's a guy thing, but we like to show off our guns. This is the thread for it.

Here is my hunting rig. I am about to put an ATN Day/Night electronic scope on it for hog hunting at night. Notice how it rests on the monopod. Talk about making hunting pleasant. I can stand there all day with it at the ready.

 

[marineimaging]

QUOTE="Tallguy88, post: 70996170, member: 237746"]I guess it's a guy thing, but we like to show off our guns. This is the thread for it.[/QUOTE] K-38 Combat Masterpiece - Target trigger and hammer. The most consistently accurate gun I own. (Not sure why picture flipped)

 

[MarkRohfrietsch]

QUOTE="Tallguy88, post: 70996170, member: 237746"]I guess it's a guy thing, but we like to show off our guns. This is the thread for it.

K-38 Combat Masterpiece - Target trigger and hammer. The most consistently accurate gun I own. (Not sure why picture flipped)

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The name "Masterpiece" was well chosen; a true classic!

 

[Servant68]

My first pistol with a reflex sight, my Glock G29 10mm woods carry gun. Thinking of going to a reflex sight for GSSF indoor matches and decided to try out a cheap set up. Sight was only $40 and the mount was $20. If I like it and do well in the next match with it, then I'll spend the $200 or so for a quality sight...

 

[marineimaging]

I've seen mounts on the lowers with a gantry of sorts which lets the slide action happen without the sight moving. How fast is it to reacquire target after a shot with that setup?

 

[marineimaging]

RIA 1911.....Colt Series 70 barrel/bushing.....Clark Custom weaver rail for red dot...Pachmayr grips.

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• GeorgeJ
• Dec 19, 2017

Does the sight travel with the slide? That would seem to shorten life of the springs and change the recoil.

 

[NothingIsImpossible]

While this is not a picture of our gun, its a picture online of the same exact one we just bought last week.

Its a S&W Bodyguard 380. Has a built-in laser (which we don't really need). Comes with two clips, a case and a holster. All for $250. Never used. Got 200 FMJ for practice and 30+ hollow points. Its for home protection. Its very small but we got it that way so my wife and mother (live together) can use it if they had too.

Personally I would have preferred a Remmington 1911. Or maybe a standard Glock. Heck if money were no issue I'd love a AA-12. Granted its overkill (literally) and I don't think you can buy one. I just love the absurdness of it being a automatic shotgun with a 32 round drum. lol

 

[GeorgeJ]

Does the sight travel with the slide? That would seem to shorten life of the springs and change the recoil.

Yup, it travels with the slide.

 

[marineimaging]

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I have that knife. And the full size one as well. But rather than Marines it has US ARMY for my late brother and my son who did a tour in Afghanistan and another in Iraq with the 101st.

 

[rhawk]

Was my fathers and s/n places manufacturer between '45 and '47. It is in such nice condition I prefer to use a 5" version I bought (made '72).

I also just bought a new Smith & Wesson Mod 17-9 .22 LR 6 Masterpiece but have yet to use it. Bought the new one to cheapen the ammo cost at the range. I obviously prefer revolvers.

 

[Adino The Eznite]

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[Knee V]

My EDC, G19 gen 5.

 

[Knee V]

My nighttime defense. Stevens 320 12ga.

 

[marineimaging]

I just bought my first Taurus G2 ..... Steel guide rod, metal sights, painted 4 night It's all I carry now. I'm 2x as accurate with it then with my Glock 43 extended

I took several guns out to the range this past week. After shooting them I shot my G2 and it is amazing how accurate that short barrel is. It shot better than my Ruger SR 9 which I had done very will in several competitions. Taurus has a winner in the G2, for sure.