Gun Enthusiasts
06-08-2006 | 07:36 PM
#154
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Great thread. Love the Firearms.
I personally own:
Ruger Mark 2 SS competition model
Ruger 10/22 with .920 barrel and thumbhole stock
Browning Citori XS Skeet 12ga O/U for shooting Skeet and Sporting Clays
Old 16ga double barrel for squirrel/rabbit hunting
Browning Hi Power 9mm (complete with Swastikas)
Browning Pro 40
Colt .22 Buntline
Soon to have department issued Glock 22 .40
I personally own:
Ruger Mark 2 SS competition model
Ruger 10/22 with .920 barrel and thumbhole stock
Browning Citori XS Skeet 12ga O/U for shooting Skeet and Sporting Clays
Old 16ga double barrel for squirrel/rabbit hunting
Browning Hi Power 9mm (complete with Swastikas)
Browning Pro 40
Colt .22 Buntline
Soon to have department issued Glock 22 .40
06-09-2006 | 05:31 AM
#155
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From: Tampa Florida
Originally Posted by KyleTaylor,Jun 8 2006, 10:36 PM
Browning Hi Power 9mm (complete with Swastikas)
Soon to have department issued Glock 22 .40
A Hi Power w/ Swastikas
And a department issued Glock which means you are some kind of law enforcment.
Im not even going to ask.
06-09-2006 | 11:15 AM
#156
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From: limerick
Originally Posted by WPS,Jun 6 2006, 10:42 PM
that vid is amazing. like a video game.
no guns except for the my dad's old colt 45 and s&w 38 and 38 bullet that look like bb's in a shotgun shell.(for stunning?) the 45 has a bunch of hollow points. are those illegal?
just sits in the safe. never learned to shoot. more of an heirloom.
i'm not even sure if i can register them. neither of them have safety's.
no guns except for the my dad's old colt 45 and s&w 38 and 38 bullet that look like bb's in a shotgun shell.(for stunning?) the 45 has a bunch of hollow points. are those illegal?
just sits in the safe. never learned to shoot. more of an heirloom.
i'm not even sure if i can register them. neither of them have safety's.
You probably don't even have to register your guns depending on the state you live in.
06-09-2006 | 11:17 AM
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From: limerick
Originally Posted by duboseq,Jun 9 2006, 09:31 AM
These to statements dont go together.
A Hi Power w/ Swastikas
And a department issued Glock which means you are some kind of law enforcment.
Im not even going to ask.
A Hi Power w/ Swastikas
And a department issued Glock which means you are some kind of law enforcment.
Im not even going to ask.
because your law enforment you can't have guns of historical value?
06-09-2006 | 11:44 AM
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From: Del Boca Vista
Originally Posted by exceltoexcel,Jun 9 2006, 02:17 PM
Why?
because your law enforment you can't have guns of historical value?
because your law enforment you can't have guns of historical value?
It's the historical significance, and not the swastikas which are relevant. I know plently of folks with cool old Mausers, Lugers, etc. Doesn't mean they're pro-Nazi by any means.
06-09-2006 | 05:20 PM
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Today while doing interviews for a US Army program video I had a great chat with a full-bird Colonel who is also a gun collector. In addition to chatting about his collection and an annual marksmanship competition he has won, he told me all about the killing of Zarqawi on Wednesday, as he's in Special Ops. It was awesome. 
06-09-2006 | 05:29 PM
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Originally Posted by f1_fanz,Jun 9 2006, 09:20 PM
Today while doing interviews for a US Army program video I had a great chat with a full-bird Colonel who is also a gun collector. In addition to chatting about his collection and an annual marksmanship competition he has won, he told me all about the killing of Zarqawi on Wednesday, as he's in Special Ops. It was awesome.
