586 problem (Canada)
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Jeff 111
I'll see if I can remember how to post this, and get back to u, Just on a curiosity note, I have seen photos of handguns, on this site with objects stuck inside the trigger guard, whats with that???
Mike 40-11
Thanks for the words, it was starting to sound like something out of "All my children" or as the World turns.....
I'll see if I can remember how to post this, and get back to u, Just on a curiosity note, I have seen photos of handguns, on this site with objects stuck inside the trigger guard, whats with that???
Mike 40-11
Thanks for the words, it was starting to sound like something out of "All my children" or as the World turns.....
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bic
I'm not the most computer literate person around, but I'll try to help out. I find the best thing to do is save your photo on desktop (assuming you use Windows). Then when you go to post it click on the MANAGE ATTACHMENTS button in the additional options section. When you do that you'll be able to open whatever is on your desktop. Once this is done it's a simple matter to download your photo onto your reply. Does this make sense?
Regarding the objects inside the trigger guard; It's just a way to get the handgun to stay upright - thus ensuring a better photo of the gun. Instead of having it lay flat and you have to stand directly over it to snap the photo. I'm not a photographer, but I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the esthetics of the shot.
I'm not the most computer literate person around, but I'll try to help out. I find the best thing to do is save your photo on desktop (assuming you use Windows). Then when you go to post it click on the MANAGE ATTACHMENTS button in the additional options section. When you do that you'll be able to open whatever is on your desktop. Once this is done it's a simple matter to download your photo onto your reply. Does this make sense?
Regarding the objects inside the trigger guard; It's just a way to get the handgun to stay upright - thus ensuring a better photo of the gun. Instead of having it lay flat and you have to stand directly over it to snap the photo. I'm not a photographer, but I'm pretty sure it has something to do with the esthetics of the shot.
Jeff#111
thanks for the reply back, I am a wizard at this....I tried what u suggested, but it comes up 586 1 jpg unable to load attachments
586 2 jpg unable to load attachments
I'll keep plugging away, I'm normally a patient man however this is getting worse than the process to get the wheel gun!!!!
thanks for the reply back, I am a wizard at this....I tried what u suggested, but it comes up 586 1 jpg unable to load attachments
586 2 jpg unable to load attachments
I'll keep plugging away, I'm normally a patient man however this is getting worse than the process to get the wheel gun!!!!
bjc,
You have a bigger problem than the one with gun. YOU NEED TO MOVE.
That would solve most of your problems.
For my entire youth I wanted to go to Canada hunting, now that I can afford to go I will never go to Canada to hunt, visit, business, or for any reason. A government that does not trust it's citizens to be armed is no friend of mine.
Good luck with gun.
You have a bigger problem than the one with gun. YOU NEED TO MOVE.
That would solve most of your problems.
For my entire youth I wanted to go to Canada hunting, now that I can afford to go I will never go to Canada to hunt, visit, business, or for any reason. A government that does not trust it's citizens to be armed is no friend of mine.
Good luck with gun.