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10-08-05, 12:45 AM
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__________________ OZ - '97 80, 269,000 k's (Australian GXL) RHD, subtank, CDL, hand throttle, steel wheels w/Dueler 285/75/16s, cloth seats; dual batts, George's LEDs, Yakima rack CAL - '97 LX 450, 136,000 miles (US spec) stock + CDL, George's LEDs. |
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10-08-05, 01:14 AM
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IH8MUD Regular
Join Date: May 2005
Location: Silverdale,WA
Posts: 315
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Lets see
Ruger M77 Stainless 7mm Mag with handloaded 170gr Sierra Round nose Colt 1911 .45 ---One of my grandfathers S&W 686+ .357 7-shot, 6 -inch barrel later Ryan |
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10-08-05, 01:24 AM
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__________________ "I only have one rule! Never bet money you don't have, on a dog race, with an x-girlfriend, who happens to be a stripper..." |
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10-08-05, 11:14 AM
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She idles just fine
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North American Arms .22LR derringer
Ruger Single Six .22LR (convertible to .22WinMag) FN Herstal FiveSeven USG 5.7x28mm CZ-82 9mm Makarov Sphinx AT380 .380ACP S&W Model 10 M&P .38 special S&W Model 337 AirLiteTi .38+P S&W Model 386PD AirLitePD .357Mag (seven shot) Heckler&Koch P7M8 9mmPara (blue) Heckler&Koch P7M13 9mmPara (blue) Heckler&Koch P7M13 9mmPara (satin nickel) Glock 17 9mmPara Glock 23 .40S&W Glock 27 .40S&W Glock 36 .45ACP w/Pierce +1 extensions on each mag SigSauer P229-DAK SAS .40S&W (Double Action Kellerman, Sig Anti-Snag) custom de-horned pistol Rossi M720 bobbed hammer .44 special Ruger Redhawk .44Mag stainless steel w/5.5 in barrel Kimber Pro Eclipse II .45ACP two-tone stainless (Custom Shop Commander) Plus: Dept. Issue SigSauer P229R-DAK .40S&W (Double Action Kellerman, w/tac rail) Numerous Shotguns Ruger Mini-14 (Early 181 series) blue Ruger Mini-14 stainless with cut-down 16 1/8" barrel, red dot scope Model1895 Spanish Mauser Carbine (Ovedo 1914) 7x57mm rimless Model1896 Swedish Mauser (1906) 6.5x55mm sporterized, shortened, synthetic stock, peep sight Model1896 Swedish Mauser (1909) 6.5x55mm sporterized, shortened, synthetic stock, scoped US Rifle M1899 Springfield .30Army (aka 30-40 Krag) Factory Carbine w/Lyman peep US Rifle M1917 Enfield .30-06 (the rifle type Sgt. York actually carried) Lee-Enfield No.4 Mk1 (Fazakerly 12/1948) sporterized, synthetic stock, scoped Ruger Model77 .338WinMag synthetic stock, scoped and others __________________ Sparkplugs are Irrelevant. 1976 HJ-45; 1984 BJ-42; 1988 BJ-73; & 1993 KZJ-70 Quote:
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10-08-05, 12:42 PM
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Kneel for the Shaman
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Wow, I am picturing a room off the garage that has a safe door and when you open it, it looks like an armory. The door is right next to the shelf with boxes of Toyota parts and Gear oil.
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10-08-05, 06:09 PM
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Nice..very nice
 been eyeing the FN Fiveseven.....I dig it, no need for it....but i dig it if ammo wasn't so spendy.....P7....yeah, soon. really want a Sig P210......had a hard on for one for ages... Quote:
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10-08-05, 06:31 PM
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couldn't help myself......add to my list......a SW 638 Bodyguard, used, but unfired, with box, hand crafted local made padel holster, boot grips(never seen these) out the door for $220
 funny story on how we stumbled on it.......but it pays to get to the gun store before they open and chat with old ladies in the parking lot   next stop..........couldn't pass up the good stuff for a good price  Lakecity M855, green tip. sealed can, in 10 round striper clips, bandolers, loaders, Grade 1 stuff
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10-08-05, 06:36 PM
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: NW
Posts: 2,630
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Gotta' get that folder to show thumbnails for posting. I wanted this one up. This is one of my benchrest rifles, homebuilt on a Nesika action (in Poulsbo, John), chambered by yours truly in 6ppc.
Dieseldog, I notice your 6.5x55 Swedes. I've got a couple of them one of which is a target rifle using the 1896 action built for the Swedish national rifle team. It doesn't look military but has the crest and the straight bolt handle. __________________ Specialization is for insects '77 BJ40 FST;'77 FJ40; '65 FJ40; |
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10-08-05, 06:53 PM
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wow, thats sweet
I would like to try some of that kinda shootin one day. like those 1908's, just missed a minty one in the box, shame it had the evidence tags on it(box) :( I think I kinda have a thing for pocket guns. Quote:
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10-08-05, 08:51 PM
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: North Platte, Middle of nowhere
Posts: 1,100
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Im gettin a new toy, Im gettin a new toy.
10mm too. Like I need another pistol......ohh wait. Yes I do. |
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10-08-05, 08:52 PM
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IH8MUD Lifer
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: North Platte, Middle of nowhere
Posts: 1,100
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Hey pimp....is that lakecity in boxes or loose? The loose stuff has had some issues....if its that you might wanna take a decent look at it while your loading it. Guys have found overseated bullets and damaged primers in some of it.
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10-08-05, 10:18 PM
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She idles just fine
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Pimp, my 337 AirLiteTi has the very same boot grips that your Bodyguard has. Mighty small grip surface for my big hands; however, I'll tell you that when I'm off-duty, it's the gun that is my constant companion--usually in an ankle holster. I'm not much for pocket carry. Mine is so light that on the ankle, it pretty much just disappears. That boot grip helps prevent it from patterning on my pants too. If you carry on your ankle, stay away from rubber grips.
Honk, I love those Swede Mausers--they are nail drivers to be sure. I love the ballistics of that round and find that most rifles coming onto the market are far from being shot out. I bought two and sporterized them identically--with the exception being that one is set up for iron sights and the other for scope. Both are reliable and accurate. My Krag and Lee-Enfield are two others notable for astounding accuracy. Beautiful bores and nothing special required for them to perform well. I have a strong love for Mauser-actioned military bolt action rifles. __________________ Sparkplugs are Irrelevant. 1976 HJ-45; 1984 BJ-42; 1988 BJ-73; & 1993 KZJ-70 Quote:
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10-08-05, 11:49 PM
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Ask and ye shall receive... 9' Jeff Clark Maverick's GunAlso, one of my various hog legs, Ruger .454 Casull __________________ . ,,____________,, ./ ./,=========" ---------------> <")))>-< /_/ . `·.. ><((((º>`·. .· `·. .· `·... ><((((º> Speargun Power! Bene legere saecla vincere. |
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10-09-05, 07:27 AM
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its 840rounds of green tip loaded in striper clips in cardborad boxs, loaded in new bandolers, in a sealed(tag) can, its M855.........brand new #1 current mil issue. Its not seconds. Not XM855(2nds) or loose or anything but top of the line new stuff. I know about the loose XM855 and other possible problem rounds, thanks for caring though
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10-09-05, 07:47 AM
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Do you know who made those grips?
I do(or have been) carry my 340PD in on my ankle, but with Houge Bantam grips, I ONLY wear jeans so the rubber grips have not been an issue for me, but a very good point. Not sure how those smooth little grips would feel with the 357mag..... I swaped out the 340 for the 642 the other day, its OK on the ankle, but you reeally can feel the 3oz difference. In cargo shorts(ALL I wear in the summer) I really like the 340pd in a Mitch Rosen pocket holster, it actaully carries better then the Seecamp do to the 340 speading the wieght over a greater area. In jeans(or dockers, yeah I have A pair I like the Seecamp in my front pocket. As I am not wild about the access from an ankle holster, I got the Kahr to carry IWB, only had it a few days but so far its working well IWB, which I have not enjoyed IWB carry with anyother guns, so if the Kahr works for this I will be happy. IMOP the Kahr while only 18oz loaded it too heavy for pocket carry, I have tried the snubies IWB but they are just a bit too wide feel comfortable for me, same with my glock. but the HP is very comfy, just too heavy for my liking. Going to the range today to see how the Crimson Trace laser works out on Connies 642, I have mixed feeling about a laser for Connie, I don't want it to be a crutch for her. John Quote:
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10-09-05, 08:23 AM
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it was also 6am.....but yeah that was really really sad wasn't it?
I did mention I gots a private school edumaction Quote:
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10-09-05, 08:33 AM
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I picked up this Spanish Mauser FR8 in 7.62 Nato308 a few years ago at Big Five, it was $150 and unfired(sense re-bareled in the 50's). Vintage 1950's, interesting gun, its a half bread CETME and Mauser
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10-09-05, 11:22 AM
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i'll see your M855, and raise you a can of 3006. ever wonder where the term "giving the whole 9rds." casme from? right here. __________________ it's only metal, we can out think it. 77-fj40 20th anniversary edition 87-fj60 216K mile DDer 93-fzj80 mall crawler toyota material distribution center. your source for Factory Service Manuals. they're alot cheaper than you think. 1-800-622-2033 |
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10-09-05, 02:13 PM
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IH8MUD Regular
Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: SO.WEST,COLORADO
Posts: 467
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I'll play.
Browning Citori o/u 20 gauge Charles Daly o/u 20 gauge Belgian Browning A5 12 gauge 1965 Ruger mini 14 .223 browning .22 ruger single six .22 .22mag Beretta .380 (wife). Thompson Encore pistol 7mm.08 &.22-.250 Stainless synthetic w/scope __________________ 78' FJ-40 FST, 2f w/tbi,105"wb, 4 linked 1/4 eliped, fj60 axles, arb f/r, 4:88 rockbox/orion, 39's blah, blah, blah.... 78' FJ-55 new 2f. fj60 ps, 4" lift,u-bolt flip,33's,,full body resto finally done ! '07.5 RAM 3500 Megacab Cummins T/D '05 Excursion SD/TD <>< TLCA # 14774 |
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10-09-05, 08:47 PM
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IH8MUD Rookie
Join Date: Jun 2005
Location: Hope, Arkansas
Posts: 55
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guns
 Can't say the goverment, the Skull and Bones, the illuminatae, the wife, the teamsters, PETA or the UN may read this. 
__________________ C. David Clayton .....A Shotgun, A Rifle, and A 4wheeldrive......... |
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10-09-05, 09:05 PM
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She idles just fine
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Pimp, on my 337 the grips I have came with it from the factory, as I'm certain the grips you show in the picture did as well. Just revel in your good luck and know that for many carry modes, they work better than the rubber type. When you have to use the gun, it'll be just fine--TRUST ME. So long as you have put in the practice time and have developed your skills, it'll be fine.
Some folks don't like ankle carry; however, for me, it's nearly ideal. And the light weight of the gun makes it even better. It does take practice to learn the draw, but it's a good, solid way to carry. BTW, I agree with the point about the laser for Connie. Make her develop her skills without it. It'll be there when she needs it. __________________ Sparkplugs are Irrelevant. 1976 HJ-45; 1984 BJ-42; 1988 BJ-73; & 1993 KZJ-70 Quote:
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