"sexy"
- Thread starter ice monkey
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Ahhh...Serpieri!
Nice work there, Mr. Sharpsdressed! Druuna has long been one of my favorites....wonder if dad would mind if I etched that into my grips (his gun....inherited!) Seeing as how both my love of fine art and guns comes from him, I doubt he'd mind.
Re: the question: Said it before- S&W 686 Stainless 6" checkered wood grips worked for me when I was 18--still does, just a little big for my 'refined' tastes now....
Nice work there, Mr. Sharpsdressed! Druuna has long been one of my favorites....wonder if dad would mind if I etched that into my grips (his gun....inherited!) Seeing as how both my love of fine art and guns comes from him, I doubt he'd mind.
Re: the question: Said it before- S&W 686 Stainless 6" checkered wood grips worked for me when I was 18--still does, just a little big for my 'refined' tastes now....
GunsAreGood
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Thats what im talking about.
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KevinBeyerJr
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@ Detective
I have shot that pistol here recently. WOW! What an experience, it takes some getting used to, being such a small barrel, with the force of a .45 hollow point going through it. But it was a lot of fun!
I have shot that pistol here recently. WOW! What an experience, it takes some getting used to, being such a small barrel, with the force of a .45 hollow point going through it. But it was a lot of fun!
Too descriptive I'd say... but it delivers the message...@ KevinBeyerJr
True; smaller barreled 45 does take some getting used to... especially with JHP in it, but now after having shot several different Kimber, they are such a joy. It just feels right in my hand now even though I have gigantic hands. I spend the extra $$ and mainly shoot JHP when I can. The recoil is not a bother anymore... it's a definite "turn on"--to stay on the topic! ;-)
True; smaller barreled 45 does take some getting used to... especially with JHP in it, but now after having shot several different Kimber, they are such a joy. It just feels right in my hand now even though I have gigantic hands. I spend the extra $$ and mainly shoot JHP when I can. The recoil is not a bother anymore... it's a definite "turn on"--to stay on the topic! ;-)
kayakersteve
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watch out seawolf 504....
Playboy might be mad you stole his picture. He's got plenty of guns to come after you with....
Playboy might be mad you stole his picture. He's got plenty of guns to come after you with....
ice monkey
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I like the way you "think" svaz! Glad to see this old thread re-appear!
Big Mike 1
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S&W Mod. 29, 6", Blue, with wood grips.
fustache44
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Same as many of you folks, I've been calling the Beretta 92 sexy for years. Beautiful curvacious thing with lines in all the right places, and a right perfect handful.... It's the Sophia Loren of autochuckers...
Following that, any classic piece with good bluing. Classic Smith and Colt revolvers, 1911s, Well worn lever guns.
Following that, any classic piece with good bluing. Classic Smith and Colt revolvers, 1911s, Well worn lever guns.
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Jeepsnguns
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here is one of my sexy'est, and I have no problem labeling a firearm "sexy" it's not about sex appeal at all it's just something that makes you look twice and appreciate the aesthetics.
Regards,
Jon
PS
COOLHAND that is one pretty engraved S&W 60
Regards,
Jon
PS
COOLHAND that is one pretty engraved S&W 60
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Jeepsnguns
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I would like to think my Ed Brown KOBRA Carry is "SEXY" as well, but everyone isn't a 1911 fan and I can respect that.
But for those 1911 fans here, I present to you my KC in all her stainless glory.
Regards,
Jon
But for those 1911 fans here, I present to you my KC in all her stainless glory.
Regards,
Jon
