Double Glow

thats awesome! ^ So i found out today my Glock 27 and 22 are illegal because im under 21 o_o....oops. Well what they dont know cant hurt them(unless i shoot them)

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Feuerstoss

Hmm... check your state laws. A lot of states allow you to possess handguns if you're under 21... it's just illegal to purchase them. If you got them as, say, a gift... you're covered if your state laws are like that.

My first guns were a matched set of .22 derringers I received as an 18th birthday gift. Perfectly legal. I've only shot them once, but I'll never give those suckers up. However, check your laws again... you might be pleasantly surprised.

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tubadude

theres a funny story behind it. my g/f's dad's great uncle is lee safford. he took it off a captured german POW, it went to his brother (father of her dad) then to her dad, then he sold it to his uncle for some cash, then the uncle sold it back, for like 250 dollars.

here is your e cookie.

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Where's the e-milk to go with the cookie? lol

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Feuerstoss

Yay! I got a cookie. Hehe. I wish I knew the story behind my SMLE, my first rifle... I'd get pics but it's locked up in the safe right now. However, this is what I know.

I was wanting a WW1/WW2-era surplus rifle, specifically a Kar98. Couldn't find one, but ended up stopping into a gun shop here in town that specialized in older surplus firearms. Found this slightly beat up No. 1 Mk3* Enfield that dated back to 1918 and picked it up... only $120 so I took it home.

It had a problem with the safety catch(the recoil would flip the catch back on every time I fired it) so I took it back to the shop... one of my high school buddies was working there. I opened the case and got a strange look on his face. He had sold the piece to the shop and I ended up buying it... he regretted selling it, though.

Still have it sitting proudly in the safe. With the handloads I have it groups very decently for a 90 year-old rifle with iron sights. I'm still impressed.

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nocashrider

true you totally have to be ready for the zombie invasion because you know its right around the corner but ill throw some pics up in the morning considering im at work right now oh and i cant see rangerjoes pic at all

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flashdragoon

I know this is going back a few pages, but I have to disagree, as a security officer who has had to discharge his weapon more then once I can say in a high tension situation for fast low light target acquisition a laser is definitely a very useful tool, I have a Beretta 9mm (Service Weapon for many years) and am soon to acquire a Sprinfield XD .45 Tactical, The XD has tritium(sp?) night sights which I have also found extremely handy, though not as effective as the laser when your suspect is in a low light area (course here comes the argument for tac lights)

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RangerJoe

Sounds like you should take the police examination and become an actual cop. It's pretty common for guns to come with tritium these days. Why do you want the XD tactical? Why not get a USP tactical?

You're not a swat member that is infiltrating the premises of a criminal holding hostages. I can't imagine you could have any use for something more than a light...or perhaps you should call the police. And once again, you should known where you're aiming. If you can see the person you're aiming your weapon at, then you should be able to aim at them without the use of a laser pointer.

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4doorYooper

My new-to-me Winchester Model 94 rifle got here yesterday! It was my soon-to-be father in law's. Gave it to me outright one day, had to wait for a car trip (rather than a plane trip) to actually bring it home. Anyway, I started researching it a bit, from the SN I found out it was made in 1952. It's been in a case in a closet for over 35 years, his wife and kids didn't even know he had it. I looked on gunbroker.com and found a similar condition, same year model going for $750

I had spoken to a guy at Gander about what sort of scope mount I could use with the vertical cartridge ejection, and he told me he would not encourage me to drill or tap a "true" pre-'64 model 94. I didn't believe him that it would be worth all that much right now (before I found the $750 twin on auction), but he said in 10 years a non-drilled version's value would skyrocket. I'm still going to hunt with the bitch, but I won't be adding any optics to it. I'll just have to get a horse and a revolver, since I'll look like a cowboy carrying that thing around

Pics to come later (want to shine her up good first)

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WJKJR

The guy at Cabela's didn't know what he was talking about.

You don't need to drill and tap a Model 94...because of the top eject, the scope mount is attached to the left side of the receiver using existing screw sites. Scope mounts on the Model 94 are not very sturdy because the scope is cantilevered over the top of the receiver. The other downside is the reduced clearance over the ejection port. If you experience a jam..the scope mount makes it a pain in the ass to clear. My advice is to leave the scope off. The model 94 is a great brush gun as is and you will find the fixed sights are quicker than a scope and you won't have to worry about knocking a scope out of adjustment. Believe me 94 scope mounts are flimsy and the mount looks out of place. What is likely to happen if you decide to go ahead and mount a scope is that you will booger up the screw heads trying to remove them from a 50yr old rifle that has probably never been messed with. You stand a chance of doing more damage with a screw driver that you will benefit. If you must have a scope and want a lever action, buy a Marlin 336C. Marlins are drilled and tapped from the factory for a scope plus the Marlin is side eject..no worries.

By the way...what caliber?

Hope this helps

4doorYooper

^ Thanks for the advice. It's going to live out the rest of its days sans-scope. It's a 30-30. Need to pick up a cleaning rod for it (my .50 cal rod doesn't fit, imagine that ) this afternoon, then I'll take it out to the range tonight for a sight check after a good cleaning. Pics are in the camera now, will upload them tonight when I find the connector cable.

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flashdragoon

Well perhaps I should have elaborated on the situation a bit better, I was posted at a gas station (exterior officer since the posted officer was ncns) I had observed 4 suspects approaching another group and engaging in a fight, I immidiately called local PD, before PD arrived group one pulled a gun and started shooting at group B, I took shelter behind a large dumpster and began writing a descrip of suspect situation ect, suspect turned saw me, and immidiately began firing on my position, I began to tell suspect to drop his weapon, he fired twice more, at which time I leaned from behind cover and took aim, suspect was in a parking cul de sac behind the building where we have no lighting whatsoever, however I was under a lamp very clearly illuminated. I have a grip activated laser. Suspect was changing locations between shots. I scanned the back wall with the laser and saw it change depth. Once target was verified I opened fire on the suspect striking him in the chest (non fatal) only reason I tell the tale is because in the situation I was in, yes a light would have been helpful, but I didnt have one and I did have my laser, and it may have saved my life. I wasnt saying you were wrong RJ, just that I disagreed with you. Oh and as for the XD just like the feel of it. fired one a few times and it feels natrual to me.

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nocashrider

tired of bein shot at tired of bein chased by the police and arrested

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