I try, I mean I really try to behave but then Satan tempts me and I'm weak.
Browning 1885 45-70
I don't know how you keep having these things follow you home Sam!
I need to just follow you around from a few feet back...
That is beautiful.
As my wife says...Gun Porn!
- Thread starter Beentown
- Start date
I don't know how you keep having these things follow you home Sam!
I need to just follow you around from a few feet back...
That is beautiful.
Last edited:
Me too call and start the AR. Lol
He also needs a 1911. Seems like a 1911 man. Danmanns 1911 has a ring to it. Her name should be Thelma.
Ohiosam
*Supporting Member*
You think if quit I trolling gunshops, auctions, gunshows, and online gun auctions there's a chance this wouldn't keep happening? :smiley_confused_vra
Let him have fun with the 357. Won't be long until he will want another. . . .in 44mag. Dirty Harry style. Why? Because the 357 looked lonely. Needed a big brother.
Archertl
Senior Member
Beautiful rifle sam.
We also had a browning follow us home. A 1964 fn-browning light twelve. Jessie and I were looking for looking for a light 20 however the condition and price on the 12 was too good to let it go.
We also had a browning follow us home. A 1964 fn-browning light twelve. Jessie and I were looking for looking for a light 20 however the condition and price on the 12 was too good to let it go.
Ohiosam
*Supporting Member*
Tom, when I was a kid a good friend had an Belgian A-5. Seemed like when I borrowed it I couldn't miss. Have wanted one ever since just never found the right one when I had he cash. Yours is very nice, it would really tempt me if I found one like it.
Archertl
Senior Member
This is the second really nice firearm I have bought off someone that didn't appreciate their Grandfathers firearm. I took it out on the trap range on base and it is the most intuitive shooting shotgun I have shot. One cant help the notice that it is a mechanical work of art either. Precise hand fitted parts, attractive engraving on the receiver, lock screws over action screws, and nice deep checkering.
Beautiful rifle sam.
We also had a browning follow us home. A 1964 fn-browning light twelve. Jessie and I were looking for looking for a light 20 however the condition and price on the 12 was too good to let it go.
That brings back a good memory. In 1965 a guy I worked with offered me the same shotgun for 35.00 but I didn't have 35.00 with me so was to pay him the next day but he changed his mind.And to think 35.00 was over 50% of a weeks take home pay. Times surely have changed.
I try, I mean I really try to behave but then Satan tempts me and I'm weak.
Browning 1885 45-70
GET THEE BEHIND ME JESUS...I WANTZ DAT GUN! :smiley_devil:
Beenie hit it on the nose. He's holding a lower for me, plus he's gonna coach me.
And yeah, I kinda NEED a 1911. And the ammo. And the bullet mold. And the reloading die.
I really need that.
And know what else I NEED but don't have? A semi-auto shotgun.
AFTERTHOUGHTS: Yeah, the 1911 is a must, just to have in a SHTF scenario. Plus, a guy should just have something that shoots .45acp.
I been thinkin' I like cocking that hammer and pulling the trigger on that revolver - maybe I needs to get me a single action big bore cowboy lookin' pistol.
I'm just gonna come out and say it - I suck at pistol shooting. But I'm doing ok with the .38special ammo, but kinda suck with the .357 - the .38special is pretty easy to handle.
Shit's addictive.
Last edited:
For the price it is hard to beat my Beretta Outlander. It's only downfall is that it doesn't take 3.5's.
I humbly refer you to post # 849 from 21-01-2013.
Single action & Shoots 45 ACP and 45(long colt)
(just trien to help buddy...)
Ohiosam
*Supporting Member*
Attended a whitetail banquet a few weeks ago. Got a free ticket, free draft beer, and a free dinner. Played one $10 pull for a gun and won this.
Smith and Wesson 22A
I will get a lot of fun out of this gun for $10!
Smith and Wesson 22A
I will get a lot of fun out of this gun for $10!
Lumber head 75
Member
- 1,560
- 0
So yesterday I'm with my daughter taking in a local gun show. She has been watching for something special and I was merely there in an advisement capacity...
I was doing fine until I happened apon a Ruger guy.
I always liked the Bisley's but really never saw one that I was willing to pull the trigger on until I saw the sticker that said "45 Colt / 45 ACP "...
"Well Damn. I have 45 ACP and a 45 Long Colt. " I justified it because I already shoot both types of 45... Merry Christmas to me
Rugers Single action Bisley from the Blackhawk line. 5.5 " barrel with a fluted cylinder for the 45 ACP and a full cylinder for the 45 Colt (AKA 45 Long)
Here are a few happy snaps
Well SHIT!
<sigh><grumbling about just one more damned gun to think about and lust for and agonize about>