Guns, Dogs and Blades QnA

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A couple of 45s!

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Ordered some wall brackets to display the flinters in the den. Hopefully they work out without too much or any modification
 
MMissile said:
My 1902 in 38-auto.

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Should you ever be in Arkansas, it is the home of the largest Colt collection in US. It is called the Saunders Museum. Located in Berryville. Case upon case of Colts spanning the full evolution. It is very cool.
38 autos ruled for many years. We are seeing a bit of resurgence in the caliber due to competition matches. Beautiful pistol right there.
 
Sublime one said:
Ok, you cant make this up. Today I saw a first for me. Home built SBR (super short). And what do you suppose he has bolted to the hand guards up front? Yep a large Harris Bipod.
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Gotta keep it steady for those 600yd shots.
 
Sublime one said:
Ok, you cant make this up. Today I saw a first for me. Home built SBR (super short). And what do you suppose he has bolted to the hand guards up front? Yep a large Harris Bipod.
You cannot make this stuff up.
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I have to admit, I built a HK 33K[11"] and put a bipod on it. When in prone/sitting/kneeling positions, on select-fire....it really settled it down.

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This is my favorite thread on the site. I love dogs and my American freedoms.

Timberline Spec-War Gen 1
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WV64Signet said:
They can get fouled pretty quickly... messy and great fun when you're dressed almost completely in white linen
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When we got to the civil war reenactment events, I always drift off to the tents with gear and rifles and such for sale. It intrigues me to no end. Then I look at the prices to get “kit” and decide to hold my position. That is one expensive hobby for sure. I can’t do anything 1/2 way so it looked like a black hole for money. And travel expense. Room,Boarding, horse tack correct etc etc.etc
 
Sublime one said:
When we got to the civil war reenactment events, I always drift off to the tents with gear and rifles and such for sale. It intrigues me to no end. Then I look at the prices to get “kit” and decide to hold my position. That is one expensive hobby for sure. I can’t do anything 1/2 way so it looked like a black hole for money. And travel expense. Room,Boarding, horse tack correct etc etc.etc
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It's better to be a campaigner than mainstreamer :D Everything was on my back so when the event ended, you just walk to the car

And yes, the most expensive clothes I own, I lay in the mud wearing
 
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