Guns! Who's got Guns?
01-19-2005 | 10:20 AM
#25
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lets see... haha im not at home so i gotta think of what all i got.
Egyptian Maadi - 7.62x39 rounds... looks about like javas mak-90
Chinese model SKS sniper (this is no sh*t... this gun is awesome) 7.62x39 rounds also.
Wild Bill Cody edition 30-30 rifle... i dont know the manufacturer (i think its remington, but im not sure)
Beretta 9mm Police issued pistol. bought it off the asst. chief of police from my hometown when they switched over to glocks.
10 gauge shotgun, Remington.. dont know the model #. its a shoulder breaker.
10 Gauge Mossberg pump shotgun. my uncle actually broke his nose once when he shot this gun.
12 Gauge Benelli super black eagle
20 Gauge remington model 800 (i think thats the model)
7mm .08 Remington Deer rifle... excellent for the rough terrain and brush... its a shorty.
.270 remington
.44 Mag S&W stainless.... contained laser dot scope. blew a hole through 1/4 inch steel with leads at the police range.
assorted .22's and such... smaller arms.
yea yea... i know most of you are like Yea right... he is only 19... well, i was an avid hunter and sport shooter in my younger years. i forked out the cash for the rifles and pistols and shotguns and let my father take care of the paperwork. pics could be soon... wont be home for a couple of weeks. we actually have a room behind a locked door where all of our guns are held. its has concrete walls and is fire proof. if the whole house burns down i still got my guns. and i am also a member of the NRA!
Egyptian Maadi - 7.62x39 rounds... looks about like javas mak-90
Chinese model SKS sniper (this is no sh*t... this gun is awesome) 7.62x39 rounds also.
Wild Bill Cody edition 30-30 rifle... i dont know the manufacturer (i think its remington, but im not sure)
Beretta 9mm Police issued pistol. bought it off the asst. chief of police from my hometown when they switched over to glocks.
10 gauge shotgun, Remington.. dont know the model #. its a shoulder breaker.
10 Gauge Mossberg pump shotgun. my uncle actually broke his nose once when he shot this gun.
12 Gauge Benelli super black eagle
20 Gauge remington model 800 (i think thats the model)
7mm .08 Remington Deer rifle... excellent for the rough terrain and brush... its a shorty.
.270 remington
.44 Mag S&W stainless.... contained laser dot scope. blew a hole through 1/4 inch steel with leads at the police range.
assorted .22's and such... smaller arms.
yea yea... i know most of you are like Yea right... he is only 19... well, i was an avid hunter and sport shooter in my younger years. i forked out the cash for the rifles and pistols and shotguns and let my father take care of the paperwork. pics could be soon... wont be home for a couple of weeks. we actually have a room behind a locked door where all of our guns are held. its has concrete walls and is fire proof. if the whole house burns down i still got my guns. and i am also a member of the NRA!
01-19-2005 | 10:26 AM
#26
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2 of those are airsoft, one rifle, one non-rifle wink1.gif
And no worries, I live and work in Japan right now so all of my 'toys' are back in Canada and Montana. I'm a part-time english teacher and full-time photographer.
And no worries, I live and work in Japan right now so all of my 'toys' are back in Canada and Montana. I'm a part-time english teacher and full-time photographer.
01-19-2005 | 03:22 PM
#28
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From: Los Lunas, New Mexico, USA.
Vehicle: 2001 Hyundai Tiburon, 2004 Kia Sorento, 2010 Kia Soul
Wow, the Enfield is popular here eh?
LOL
You know what I miss? My first .22 .
It was a Calico M-105. Cylinder magazine that went on the back bullpup style, but up top. Held 105 rounds in the magazine, semi auto. GOD I loved that rifle. One day I was getting ready for school and had a bad day previously. I saw my book bag sitting next to it and noticed that my rifle would easily fit in my book bag. I put it in there to see if it did, and thought about the fact that I had a rifle that could injure or kill at least 105 people without reloading, in my school bag. I remembered I even had an extra magazine and it only took about 3 seconds to change magazines.
I sold that rifle that afternoon.
Anyone know where I can pick one up again?
LOL
You know what I miss? My first .22 .
It was a Calico M-105. Cylinder magazine that went on the back bullpup style, but up top. Held 105 rounds in the magazine, semi auto. GOD I loved that rifle. One day I was getting ready for school and had a bad day previously. I saw my book bag sitting next to it and noticed that my rifle would easily fit in my book bag. I put it in there to see if it did, and thought about the fact that I had a rifle that could injure or kill at least 105 people without reloading, in my school bag. I remembered I even had an extra magazine and it only took about 3 seconds to change magazines.
I sold that rifle that afternoon.
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SPECIFICATIONS
caliber .22 caliber long rifle only
capacity 100 rounds helical feed magazine
action blowback
rate semi-automatic
barrel heat-treated 4140
rifling 6 lands and grooves, 1 twist in 12 inches
receiver prime cast A-356 aluminum T-6 temper
furniture glass-filled Minlon, impact-resistant
sights notch rear, front post (windage & elevation)
safety ambidexterous, trigger and hammer block
height 7.3 inches (185mm)
width 2.2 inches (56mm)
weight 5.7 pounds (2.59k) loaded with 100-round magazine
(varies dues to wood density)
length 35.8 inches (909mm)
manufactured 1989-1994
caliber .22 caliber long rifle only
capacity 100 rounds helical feed magazine
action blowback
rate semi-automatic
barrel heat-treated 4140
rifling 6 lands and grooves, 1 twist in 12 inches
receiver prime cast A-356 aluminum T-6 temper
furniture glass-filled Minlon, impact-resistant
sights notch rear, front post (windage & elevation)
safety ambidexterous, trigger and hammer block
height 7.3 inches (185mm)
width 2.2 inches (56mm)
weight 5.7 pounds (2.59k) loaded with 100-round magazine
(varies dues to wood density)
length 35.8 inches (909mm)
manufactured 1989-1994
Anyone know where I can pick one up again?
01-20-2005 | 07:46 AM
#29
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You are right, the PSG-1 & Krinkov are both airsoft guns.
As for the Calico, Montana. There are two gun stores that I know of where I have seen the Liberty Pistol. One is in Superior, Mt. and the other was in Missoula.
Happy hunting!
As for the Calico, Montana. There are two gun stores that I know of where I have seen the Liberty Pistol. One is in Superior, Mt. and the other was in Missoula.
Happy hunting!
