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A bunch of money? A bunch of money to waste?
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A bunch of money? A bunch of money to waste?
Gunluver said:
" Money no object? Easy for me.Heirloom Precision. Give them a call and a check and have them go all out and build me something spectacular."
+1 Nobody better than Yost I've heard on good authority. Met him 25+ years ago when he was just a whipper snapper. Impressed then. Years later re-met him before his relocation from Gunsite and Prescott back to the Phoenix area and had him check out a revolver I'd gotten just for fun. Have a mutual close friend of 30+ years who's an avid 1911 afficianado that swears by--as his stellar Yost custom 1911 attests. Can smith anything though custom 1911s (and BHPs) are what he/Heirloom is most known for.
" Money no object? Easy for me.Heirloom Precision. Give them a call and a check and have them go all out and build me something spectacular."
+1 Nobody better than Yost I've heard on good authority. Met him 25+ years ago when he was just a whipper snapper. Impressed then. Years later re-met him before his relocation from Gunsite and Prescott back to the Phoenix area and had him check out a revolver I'd gotten just for fun. Have a mutual close friend of 30+ years who's an avid 1911 afficianado that swears by--as his stellar Yost custom 1911 attests. Can smith anything though custom 1911s (and BHPs) are what he/Heirloom is most known for.
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Since this is in the handgun forum, I'll limit my list only to handguns:
Revolvers
Unmodified Webley Mk. V
Webley "WG" Army Model
Webley-Fosbury Automatic Revolver
S&W Pre-War Registered Magnum with 3 1/2" barrel
S&W Triple Lock
S&W Pre-M29 with 4" barrel
Original S&W Model 3 Russian
Original S&W Model 3 Schofield
Remington Model 1875 in .44-40
Original Colt Walker
Colt New Service Shooting Master .357 Magnum
Manurhin MR73 with 3" barrel
Semi-Automatics
Swiss Luger
C-96 "Broomhandle" Mauser
Sig P210
HK Mark 23 SOCOM
Steyr-Hahn M1912
Bren Ten
GP-35 Hi-Power with tangent rear sight and detatchable stock
Pre-war Colt Gov't Model .38 Super
Wildey in .45 Winchester Magnum
If you want rifles, shotguns, and NFA weapons, I can give you ideas there too.
Revolvers
Unmodified Webley Mk. V
Webley "WG" Army Model
Webley-Fosbury Automatic Revolver
S&W Pre-War Registered Magnum with 3 1/2" barrel
S&W Triple Lock
S&W Pre-M29 with 4" barrel
Original S&W Model 3 Russian
Original S&W Model 3 Schofield
Remington Model 1875 in .44-40
Original Colt Walker
Colt New Service Shooting Master .357 Magnum
Manurhin MR73 with 3" barrel
Semi-Automatics
Swiss Luger
C-96 "Broomhandle" Mauser
Sig P210
HK Mark 23 SOCOM
Steyr-Hahn M1912
Bren Ten
GP-35 Hi-Power with tangent rear sight and detatchable stock
Pre-war Colt Gov't Model .38 Super
Wildey in .45 Winchester Magnum
If you want rifles, shotguns, and NFA weapons, I can give you ideas there too.
SIG P210 Legend Target
http://www.sigsauer.com/CatalogProductDetails/p210-legend-target.aspx
Korth Revolver
http://www.korthusa.com/revolver_en.htm#
http://www.sigsauer.com/CatalogProductDetails/p210-legend-target.aspx
Korth Revolver
http://www.korthusa.com/revolver_en.htm#
Walklightly
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Vermonter Post # 45
That just mean's I'll have a lot of money after, right? For long slides&barrels, 9x25dillon, 40cal, .357sig plenty of virgin shell's, with good reloading equipment? Ohhh, I forgot, a partridge in a pair tree. LOL
Tell me more!
Agree'd but I'd buy all TFL member's two each.
That just mean's I'll have a lot of money after, right? For long slides&barrels, 9x25dillon, 40cal, .357sig plenty of virgin shell's, with good reloading equipment? Ohhh, I forgot, a partridge in a pair tree. LOL
Tell me more!
Agree'd but I'd buy all TFL member's two each.
2damnold4this
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Satan's dingaling, the MG 42.
Walklightly
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Vermonter
Vermonter,
your post rocks, #45.
I don't hate Glocks as a whole, nor do I love them as a whole either.
Glock 20 is fantasy land for me right now! 10mm,.357sig,40cal,9mmx25.....
Is there any more? I said it once, I'll say it again, "Dillon 6" barrel"!
Say good night Gracie. "Good night Gracie!"
The other Glock is one that shoots 460 roland, and 500 GI.
Line em up boys!
Vermonter,
your post rocks, #45.
I don't hate Glocks as a whole, nor do I love them as a whole either.
Glock 20 is fantasy land for me right now! 10mm,.357sig,40cal,9mmx25.....
Is there any more? I said it once, I'll say it again, "Dillon 6" barrel"!
Say good night Gracie. "Good night Gracie!"
The other Glock is one that shoots 460 roland, and 500 GI.
Line em up boys!
Ed Brown Signature Edition with real ivory grips. http://www.edbrown.com/signature.htm
wonderbread
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i would not be able to resist an EMR, my best friend in the marine corps cant beat that sniper rifle. just my op. lol love that sexy little rifle
Super Sneaky Steve
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Get a Luger in good condition.
orionengnr
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depending upon your tastes...
...and how much money you actually have to spend, here are a couple of my "Lotto winner guns".
--S&W Registered Magnum
--Coonan 1911-ish .357 AutoMag
--Pasadena .44 AutoMag
--any number of Baer/Wilson/Brown 1911s
--HK P7 M13 or M10
--a Class III weapon of your choice (make sure you can afford the large quantities of ammo to truly enjoy it)
If you came upon so much money that you will never have to work again, you will need a hobby. Welcome to handloading. It will consume just enough time to make it seem worthwhile, and the satisfaction and self-sufficiency of being able to produce your own ammo is very rewarding.
...and how much money you actually have to spend, here are a couple of my "Lotto winner guns".
--S&W Registered Magnum
--Coonan 1911-ish .357 AutoMag
--Pasadena .44 AutoMag
--any number of Baer/Wilson/Brown 1911s
--HK P7 M13 or M10
--a Class III weapon of your choice (make sure you can afford the large quantities of ammo to truly enjoy it)
If you came upon so much money that you will never have to work again, you will need a hobby. Welcome to handloading. It will consume just enough time to make it seem worthwhile, and the satisfaction and self-sufficiency of being able to produce your own ammo is very rewarding.