MuzzleBuster
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Is that a Stevens Model .22-.410 with a plastic stock?
I have one, it's one of my favorite guns.
I got my airweight after "my old lady" got hers.
Only difference is she ordered different grips from Smith & Wesson......
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Is that a Stevens Model .22-.410 with a plastic stock?
I have one, it's one of my favorite guns.
I got my airweight after "my old lady" got hers.
Only difference is she ordered different grips from Smith & Wesson......
Is that a Stevens Model .22-.410 with a plastic stock?
I have one, it's one of my favorite guns.
I got my airweight after "my old lady" got hers.
Only difference is she ordered different grips from Smith & Wesson......
To be honest with you, I have no idea what model the 410/22 is. Like I mentioned I haven't shot it in a long time (probably over 20 years for that gun). I inherited it when I was probably 10 years old and have only fired it a handful of times. I keep it stored at my dads place, so I can't go look right now or I would.
The crosses are no longer cut-outs...Stamped. Much better design.
Oh cool! They must have had a lot of complaints about that. It looked cool...just wasn't very functional.
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New Pic of the G36
Now that'll make a damn fine matress. :icon_ banana:
BlazinCaucasian
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Taurus Millennium PRO PT111 9MM
I'm getting my first 'piece' soon. I'm wanting a Walther P99ASC. Anyone have any thoughts on that gun? I'm 5'4" and around 195 pounds (not fat). I mainly wear cargo pants in this Florida heat, so it's easily concealable within those. That's why I chose it plus I love the action on it.
Take a look at the Beretta 3032 Tomcat...
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Pretty much everyone I know has a few guns. I don't at this time however. A friend of mine has 2 beautiful M1 Garands, as well as a couple of handguns. Since I am a WWII historian as a hobby, I am interested in acquiring, once I get back to work (or win the lottery, which ever comes first) some WWII weapons, if at all possible.
I am not much of a fan of handguns, I like rifles (not good for home defense, but fun on the range) but, if I did acquire a hand gun or two, not sure what they would be.
The pictures of everyone's arsenals are great, makes me wish I could afford to indulge.
I am not much of a fan of handguns, I like rifles (not good for home defense, but fun on the range) but, if I did acquire a hand gun or two, not sure what they would be.
The pictures of everyone's arsenals are great, makes me wish I could afford to indulge.
That looks like something I might carry on the ankle, but not so hot on it. Thanks for the suggestion though. I may look to see if I can find a shop locally that has it so that I can at least try it out.
mrnelson86
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Hey guys, so I'm looking to buy my first handgun, I already have a .22 rifle and a Mossberg 500 12 gauge shotgun that were left to me by my grandfather, but those are rather big and unwieldy for home defense. I am engaged and living with my fiance in a new house that we recently purchased in October and are most of the way done with remodeling. So I'm looking for a handgun for home defense that I can put into a small gun safe (taking ideas on which safe to buy as well). What relatively inexpensive gun would you guys recommend? I won't be taking it to the range very often other than to keep me used to using it, but what reliable, inexpensive, revolver or pistol would you guys recommend? Lots of posts here so I figured it would be a good place to start!