pistol caliber rifle pics
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Marlin Mountie:
Lost River
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1894 16" .44 Marlin on top. With 2.5x Weaver.
Bottom is a 16" 336 marlin 30-30 with a 1-3 Weaver variable.
Bottom is a 16" 336 marlin 30-30 with a 1-3 Weaver variable.
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Thompson 1927 is Semi Auto
My Thompson is a semi-auto. I just didn't have the extra $15,000 in my account to cover a full auto model. lol
My gunsmith keeps asking me when I'm going to buy my 1st full auto. I'll probably need to buy my wife a new car first.
AMP44, I like your Tommy too. There is such a high level of "Cool factor" with them. It's really clean. Do you know when your's was built? With the bolt handle that's on it, it looks to be one of the earlier models similar to mine.
Regards,
Gearchecker
My Thompson is a semi-auto. I just didn't have the extra $15,000 in my account to cover a full auto model. lol
My gunsmith keeps asking me when I'm going to buy my 1st full auto. I'll probably need to buy my wife a new car first.
AMP44, I like your Tommy too. There is such a high level of "Cool factor" with them. It's really clean. Do you know when your's was built? With the bolt handle that's on it, it looks to be one of the earlier models similar to mine.
Regards,
Gearchecker
Not exactly sure...
When it was built, I bought it used from a local shop, and for a long time thought it was one of the Kahr guns, because the manual that came with it said Kahr Arms.
However, after careful scrutiny one day, I noticed that the gun doesn't say kahr on it any where. It is an Auto Ordnance gun.
I bought it before 2004, but don't recall exactly when, a couple of years, I think. After the passing of the AWB, I got the 50rnd drum (for an outrageous IMHO price). have only used the drum 3 times, and so far, it hasn't worked well. Stick mags work flawlessly.
My gun feeds FMJ, JHP, LRN, and LSWC, everything I have put in it so far. And it is accurate! One hole 5 shot rip at 25yds, and with the ladder sight, I can ring the 200yd gong! Even with the long, spongey heavy tgrigger pull.
Sadly, from what I have heard from other 1927A owners, this isn't always the case.
Have had only one bit of trouble with mine, the extractor broke on 3rd stick I shot. Got a replacement (actually got two), and haven't had any further problems.
I'd prefer the classic 11.5" barrel, but don't want to hassle with SBR registration, so I just consider mine the "express" version, longer barrel, more thwop!
When it was built, I bought it used from a local shop, and for a long time thought it was one of the Kahr guns, because the manual that came with it said Kahr Arms.
However, after careful scrutiny one day, I noticed that the gun doesn't say kahr on it any where. It is an Auto Ordnance gun.
I bought it before 2004, but don't recall exactly when, a couple of years, I think. After the passing of the AWB, I got the 50rnd drum (for an outrageous IMHO price). have only used the drum 3 times, and so far, it hasn't worked well. Stick mags work flawlessly.
My gun feeds FMJ, JHP, LRN, and LSWC, everything I have put in it so far. And it is accurate! One hole 5 shot rip at 25yds, and with the ladder sight, I can ring the 200yd gong! Even with the long, spongey heavy tgrigger pull.
Sadly, from what I have heard from other 1927A owners, this isn't always the case.
Have had only one bit of trouble with mine, the extractor broke on 3rd stick I shot. Got a replacement (actually got two), and haven't had any further problems.
I'd prefer the classic 11.5" barrel, but don't want to hassle with SBR registration, so I just consider mine the "express" version, longer barrel, more thwop!