You and me both!!!
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I REALLY hate flies this much. And wow, do we ever have them from the chicken farms on Maryland's eastern shore
If you need some Print books, I have a few. Tredegar, man howitzer prairie carriage and Napoleon carriage. I’m done with them, so would share...
If you are needing a CAD plan, I have the one I drew up to build "Abigail".
I suppose you could import them into most CAD programs, but they were drawn in TurboCad.
What no single shot pumps?
A Napolean era flintlock from Lady Mac Donald Stewart . A Russian machined AK from the fields of Korea from my Army air Corp Uncle.,,, and a Browning BAR.,, Did I mention the 600 year old tanta .
Is that deck wooden?
One of my great uncles was briefly assigned to a Nebelwerfer section during the war.
Reckons they would launch a a few volleys, then relocate, the Russian counter battery became steadily better as the war progressed.
He was one of the few original Panzer Grenadiers to survive from his division.
The family reunions were interesting after the war.
Reckons they would launch a a few volleys, then relocate, the Russian counter battery became steadily better as the war progressed.
He was one of the few original Panzer Grenadiers to survive from his division.
The family reunions were interesting after the war.
I’m in that picture. Sky-1 director officer. The box with radar between the two forward CIWS mounts. USS IOWA 86’-89’. We never carried 16” nuke shells. TLAM - N. I can neither confirm or deny. Also FZ key holder...
Yes. Teak
I assume you can still find ammo for this?
Or maybe the krink. Tossup.
Nice 40 S&W
Didn’t the HARP gun send a projectile to an altitude of 181 Km / horizontal 62km?
I don’t really have any super cool guns.
Probably closest is my Springfield range officer I did some work on.
Nuthin super special but I like it.
My guns mainly just cover a purpose, not to be really anything special.
My new 338 build is my favorite because it kicks ass and is the first barrel I did myself.
Probably closest is my Springfield range officer I did some work on.
Nuthin super special but I like it.
My guns mainly just cover a purpose, not to be really anything special.
My new 338 build is my favorite because it kicks ass and is the first barrel I did myself.
Colt M16a1. Always wanted one and i got one. Sucks transferables cost so much or id own a bunch of fa stuff. Oh well!
I can find the cheap bands, but the match grade bands are hard to come by...
Is this still available? Are there ring marks from... erm... recent use.... I'm asking for Bender...
Doesn't have to be a Gold plated Desert Eagle . Just cool to you .
And Springfield ROs are cool .
now i am jealous I want a battle ship on my front lawn on concrete blocks too . lol
This old rifle known to the family as the "Hog Rifle" is 36 caliber and has been in the family for many generations and has had the stock replaced at least once but some say twice. The stocks were made by hand on a farm in Kentucky and I also thought great grandpa Reynolds was a little off on the drop but after shooting it I found it to be quite comfortable and allowed you to hold your head up good and straight. It was used to kill farm hogs for meat and to hunt turkey, squirrel, and deer. On the right side of the picture you can see the original powder horn and possible bag with a bullet mold in it.
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16” HC has kill radius ~200 yards...
Why were you shooting at the Pentagon back than?
Do you guy have 6 digit grids for Congress?
Somebody thought it was neat to overlay fall of shot on Vieques Island on the Pentagon for reference. would need substantial dredging on the Potomac to get it deep enough to get within range.
No. You can’t get stamps for them. Not the guns at least.
My "coolest" one requires no primers, powder, or fire (It actually gets colder with each shot). It launches a 145 grain .357 Nosler Extreme slug. It is legal for hunting deer in my home state, and is nearly silent compared to a .22 rimfire. It has a Long barrel in a Bull-Pup configuration.
Attachments
Or an airplane.
They missed lol (I really just wanted to take a Jab at the ELR forum flame war controversies)
To me my coolest gun is a Shiloh Sharps Sporter #3 with fancy wood in .45-90 with a 30" octagon barrel and soule tang sight.
A close second is my late Fathers Winchester Model 71 in .348 Win.
The one gun I dearly wanted and damn near ordered, but at the time I just could not justify owning was a Meacham made Schuetzen rifle.
A close second is my late Fathers Winchester Model 71 in .348 Win.
The one gun I dearly wanted and damn near ordered, but at the time I just could not justify owning was a Meacham made Schuetzen rifle.
I had never heard of a 45-90 till a few weeks ago. Neighbor bought a truck from a farm and it had 10 or so of them rolling around the back seat. Live ammo.
Another rifle that popped up on my radar in the realm of cool to me is the MAS 49/56 . Saw my first one about 2 weeks ago and sported wood .
THAT'S your "coolest" gun?
Try JC's in Huntsville AL, it's been a looong time but it wouldn't surprise me if he still had some (and I reckon some he sold and bought back to resell).
I've got nearly 30 tax stamps and completed 7 4473's at once a few years back, I think it's safe to say they know who I am.
I like that M2HB a lot, but this one is my favorite to shoot, an integrally suppressed Kidd 10/22 w/Liberty Pinnacle 2 barrel. My friend's 4yo shot this on his birthday, it's always a crowd pleaser and only makes a clicking sound when you fire it!
Muh Cool List ;
Tiger/Brindled hickory Pennsylvania Rifle .
M1 Garand .
M14 Super Match and a Scout Squad EBR .
Mini 14 .
MAS 49/56 .
M60 .
Remington 7600 .308 pump .
Remington 742 .308 .
Winchester Stealth 7mm Rem Mag .
Don't get me wrong there are many cool crazy accurate rifles in abundance but that list gets me wet .
Like to see that AK.....if by fields of Korea you mean the Police Action era than that would be a rare bird.
I don't think the CCCP made them known to the public until 1956 when they invaded Hungary.
16” HC has kill radius ~200 yards...
What was SD/ES?
Best I can come up with…
AP - 2,500 fps (762 mps) (new gun)
AP - 2,425 fps (739 mps) (average gun)
AP - 1,800 fps (549 mps) (reduced charge)
HC - 2,690 fps (820 mps) (new gun)
HC - 2,615 fps (797 mps) (average gun)
HC - 2,075 fps (632 mps) (reduced charge)
When the smokeless propellants (SP) were freshly made during World War II, MV varied no more than +/- 10 fps (3 mps) shot to shot and often no worse than +/- 5 fps shot to shot. As SP will degrade over time, a few years later during the Korean deployments MV varied about +/- 14 fps (4.3 mps) and during Vietnam about +/- 23 fps (7 mps). By the time of the 1980s deployments, shot to shot variation was about +/- 32 fps (9.8 mps). This large variation was a primary contributor to USS New Jersey's poor shooting off Lebanon in 1984. As a result, the NSWC Dhalgren facility and USS Iowa were tasked with improving performance. Old D839 and D846 propellant lots were remixed and proved to bring variation back within the +/- 10 fps requirement.
USA 16"/50 (40.6 cm) Mark 7 - NavWeaps
My 16.5" Lee Enfield No4 Mk1* Scout Rifle.
Oh, I've heard a lot of collector purist types piss & moan about I completely ruined an irreplaceable piece of history, as if it was a rare piece, and only 6 were ever made... However, I think I kept enough of the original flavor to pay homage to it's lineage, and still update it to suit my needs. (OK, wants)
This old warhorse is so cool, she's my one, and only .30 caliber battle rifle. I trust her to get the job done.
Oh, I've heard a lot of collector purist types piss & moan about I completely ruined an irreplaceable piece of history, as if it was a rare piece, and only 6 were ever made... However, I think I kept enough of the original flavor to pay homage to it's lineage, and still update it to suit my needs. (OK, wants)
This old warhorse is so cool, she's my one, and only .30 caliber battle rifle. I trust her to get the job done.
CEP isn't that great by today's standards. But for bombing beach-heads; sufficient. However, for the range of 25-36K yards the accuracy of an unguided round is actually spectacular.
1943 Winchester M1 Garand.
Colt 1903 Model M in .32 acp - rescued as a POS and rusting into oblivion and restored/tricked with trigger/hammer job, hard chrome, and the original gutta percha grips and yes, I carry it.....at times.
Shoots like a sharp pair of scissors and has never missed a lick, failed to extract/feed nor failed to satisfy and amaze.
VooDoo
Shoots like a sharp pair of scissors and has never missed a lick, failed to extract/feed nor failed to satisfy and amaze.
VooDoo
That sir, is beautiful!!!!! Always fancied one; but they shot through the roof about the time I got interested. Never sure of gettting a 32 or a 380. Since the 32 is the OG, I'd likely go that way. Interesting you carry it at times. Who made that holster? Or is this old school vest pocket?
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