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Nice collection! Mind telling me a couple of things, like is your 686 a 7-Shot or just 6? And what caliber is that Desert Eagle? Thanks for sharing
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Nice collection! Mind telling me a couple of things, like is your 686 a 7-Shot or just 6? And what caliber is that Desert Eagle? Thanks for sharing
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steaknuggets
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The 686 is a 7 shot, and also happens to be my favorite gun out of the collection. The Desert Eagle is a .50 AE. I hope this thread keeps going!!
The 686 is a 7 shot, and also happens to be my favorite gun out of the collection. The Desert Eagle is a .50 AE. I hope this thread keeps going!!
HK P2000sk
This is my HK P2000sk flavored in .40. It's a completely factory gun. It's my carry piece.
To fit in with the crowd, I took this picture. I couldn't include my cell phone (sorry!), because I used it to take the picture.
I drink cheap beer to afford HKs.
This is my HK P2000sk flavored in .40. It's a completely factory gun. It's my carry piece.
To fit in with the crowd, I took this picture. I couldn't include my cell phone (sorry!), because I used it to take the picture.
I drink cheap beer to afford HKs.
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Something a little different
Dan Wesson Action Cup. 38 Special only, red dot scope, ten-ton barrel shroud
Manurhin Special Police F1. Licensed copy of a Ruger Speed-Six. Differs from the true Ruger by having a side plate for access to the internals, the barrel is different and the butt had a lanyard attachment point. I have since replaced the black rubber grip of the F1 on top with one from a Speed-Six.
Dan Wesson Action Cup. 38 Special only, red dot scope, ten-ton barrel shroud
Manurhin Special Police F1. Licensed copy of a Ruger Speed-Six. Differs from the true Ruger by having a side plate for access to the internals, the barrel is different and the butt had a lanyard attachment point. I have since replaced the black rubber grip of the F1 on top with one from a Speed-Six.
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Here is a couple of pictures of what is now my oldest centerfire revolver. It's an early Dan Wesson .357mag, model D-11 with a serial number of 5XXX that I bought third hand over a quarter century ago. We've been through thousands of rounds together. Notice that it has an exterior barrel nut rather than the hidden style of the next generation. For it, I also have the original box; owner's manual; barrel/grip wrench tool; feeler gauge; two barrel housings; two barrels (2 1/2" & 4"); and three different one piece grips (1-standard & 2 combat).
The only modification I made was to the left side of one combat grip to allow the use of speed loaders. (As can be seen in photo.)
I love this revolver and made a promise to myself a long time ago not to ever part with it. So far so good and it's been easy.
The only modification I made was to the left side of one combat grip to allow the use of speed loaders. (As can be seen in photo.)
I love this revolver and made a promise to myself a long time ago not to ever part with it. So far so good and it's been easy.
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This is some of my duty equipment.
I guess this kind of P 99, you haven´t seen very often!
http://www.thefiringline.com/forums/attachment.php?attachmentid=28216&d=1195082018
Greetings,
The Dude
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