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coldblue1955
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If you have any firepower you want to post up for others to see post away your life taker!
Elite! Show us your guns!
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Fragadelic
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Check my avatooty -- that's me and my vintage Winchester M1 (made in 1943)
Buddy_Christ
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hey coldblue1955 - where's yours? 
you can't start a thread like this w/out posting up some pics to get it going.
you can't start a thread like this w/out posting up some pics to get it going.
Buddy_Christ
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2 of mine
Japanese 38 Carbine. WW2 bring back rifle. Grandfather brought this back from the South Pacific in 1944. upon returning to the states, he completely disassembled it and packed it with grease to preserve it and to ensure that it couldn't be fired without extensive cleaning. i have no ammo for this gun
. ammo starts off at $1/round, and that's for the cheap stuff. no magizines, as this uses 5 round "stripper clips," which you insert into the top then push down on the rounds. all 5 rounds will load down into the gun, kind of the same way a shotgun works, it just holds the rounds internally. no way to modifiy it for more rounds that i'm aware of. i also have the bayonet. both are authentic, as i have done my research on all the markings and serial numbers. this particular gun came off an assembley line that made approx. 2600 of these at that factory. these guns are not unique, however, and do not fetch a high price, as they are the most common war bring back gun. if the jap "mum" didn't have an "X" through it, however, it'd be worth a lot of cash, as the Japanese ground off or crossed through the symbol, i believe as a sign of disgrace and defeat.
Russian Makarov. fits my (small) hands perfectly. during a 10 round rapid fire, i can place 8 into an area the size of a head and shoulders.
Other than those 2, i have a Remington 870 Express Magnum with a 28" smooth bore barrel. bought it for the specific purpose of shooting clays. wishing i had gotten the rifled barrel as well when i bought it, as they had a hell of a deal if you bought both barrels with the gun. if i would've bought the rifled barrel, i'd be willing to use it for deer hunting around here. shotguns and rifles are allowed around here, but buckshot isn't, so i'd have to use slugs, and trying to hit ANYTHING from 50 yards with that smooth bore just isn't possible.
Japanese 38 Carbine. WW2 bring back rifle. Grandfather brought this back from the South Pacific in 1944. upon returning to the states, he completely disassembled it and packed it with grease to preserve it and to ensure that it couldn't be fired without extensive cleaning. i have no ammo for this gun
. ammo starts off at $1/round, and that's for the cheap stuff. no magizines, as this uses 5 round "stripper clips," which you insert into the top then push down on the rounds. all 5 rounds will load down into the gun, kind of the same way a shotgun works, it just holds the rounds internally. no way to modifiy it for more rounds that i'm aware of. i also have the bayonet. both are authentic, as i have done my research on all the markings and serial numbers. this particular gun came off an assembley line that made approx. 2600 of these at that factory. these guns are not unique, however, and do not fetch a high price, as they are the most common war bring back gun. if the jap "mum" didn't have an "X" through it, however, it'd be worth a lot of cash, as the Japanese ground off or crossed through the symbol, i believe as a sign of disgrace and defeat.
Russian Makarov. fits my (small) hands perfectly. during a 10 round rapid fire, i can place 8 into an area the size of a head and shoulders.
Other than those 2, i have a Remington 870 Express Magnum with a 28" smooth bore barrel. bought it for the specific purpose of shooting clays. wishing i had gotten the rifled barrel as well when i bought it, as they had a hell of a deal if you bought both barrels with the gun. if i would've bought the rifled barrel, i'd be willing to use it for deer hunting around here. shotguns and rifles are allowed around here, but buckshot isn't, so i'd have to use slugs, and trying to hit ANYTHING from 50 yards with that smooth bore just isn't possible.
Olsen Twins Banger
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damn manny what do you need guns like that for?
Olsen Twins Banger
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u could stop a small army with that gun lol
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