micromontenegro
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The Unique DES 69 is quite ugly.
Ugliest pistol
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Stressfire
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Baba Louie said:
I'm assuming she's not a Star Wars fan....I would kill for one of those, figuratively of course.
Glockgrabber
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Colt All American 2000 of course
Single Six
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Stressfire: I agree. If it was good enough for Han Solo....
Microgunner
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Baba Louie,
Ain't nothing ugly about broom handle Mausers.
I also believe Rhinos and AA2000s (I own both) are good looking handguns.
The poster child for ugly is Glock. Good thing they work well.
Ain't nothing ugly about broom handle Mausers.
I also believe Rhinos and AA2000s (I own both) are good looking handguns.
The poster child for ugly is Glock. Good thing they work well.
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zombieslayer
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Hi-Points always take a lot of bashing. But they ARE hideously ugly IMO. Taurus Judges look ugly to me. As do many Sigs. All in the eye of the beholder...
Baba Louie
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OK Sharpdressed... Yep, that poor thing. That 1911... It got all uglified, to be sure.
Walklightly
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I don't say anything about hgly wife's, so leave my ugly pistol's alone.
Elliottsdad
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Ruger LCR... holy crap yuck
TylerD45ACP
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That 1911 is actually beautiful to me. Like people pointed out I would like to know that guns life.
Walklightly
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Bring it back to life.
WANT A LCR 22LR
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2nd post down in this thread, look at the postters avatar, no idea what it is.
http://ohioccwforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=55489
The Rhino plays up it's blocky shape for a reason. If it didn't project some sort of " I'm different " image it might not sell as well. Those that are drawn to a low axis barrel likely are going for a interesting shape as well. The long barrel version looks like one of those serrated vented " battle " knives.
The LCR. The only thing out of proportion is the trigger guard. The large guard is there for a reason, quick access. To quote someone who knows someone that knows someone that proports to be a retired hit man. " Sometimes you don't have a half a second to save your life. " They would cut most of the trigger guard out of their guns for faster access.
The stuff from the 1800 / 1900's is keeping with the looks of the times.
To me, a gun is a tool so looks are secondary. Even thought I have guns only for PD purposes, I do have a appreciation for a really well made machine. ( A really well made ,with just a wisp of engraving, bolt action rifle would be my top pick )
There is a difference between a gun that is of poorly made and one that well made Vs that has good shape / bad.
http://ohioccwforums.org/viewtopic.php?f=6&t=55489
The Rhino plays up it's blocky shape for a reason. If it didn't project some sort of " I'm different " image it might not sell as well. Those that are drawn to a low axis barrel likely are going for a interesting shape as well. The long barrel version looks like one of those serrated vented " battle " knives.
The LCR. The only thing out of proportion is the trigger guard. The large guard is there for a reason, quick access. To quote someone who knows someone that knows someone that proports to be a retired hit man. " Sometimes you don't have a half a second to save your life. " They would cut most of the trigger guard out of their guns for faster access.
The stuff from the 1800 / 1900's is keeping with the looks of the times.
To me, a gun is a tool so looks are secondary. Even thought I have guns only for PD purposes, I do have a appreciation for a really well made machine. ( A really well made ,with just a wisp of engraving, bolt action rifle would be my top pick )
There is a difference between a gun that is of poorly made and one that well made Vs that has good shape / bad.
spanishjames
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Sharpsdressed Man
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RE: Rusty 1911
All I know is that it was found 3-4 feet down in a mucky field in Tennessee by a farmer that was excavating for something. I like to think it was thrown from a moonshiner or rumrunner vehicle during prohibition. Cocked and locked, but no round in the chamber (I measured with a rod to make sure). The safety has started to move; everything else is frozen.
All I know is that it was found 3-4 feet down in a mucky field in Tennessee by a farmer that was excavating for something. I like to think it was thrown from a moonshiner or rumrunner vehicle during prohibition. Cocked and locked, but no round in the chamber (I measured with a rod to make sure). The safety has started to move; everything else is frozen.