Thursday, October 17, 2013

Gratuitous Gun Pr0n #73...

Two .30-'06s and a .357: M1 Garand, Browning BLR, and S&W Model 28 Highway Patrolman.

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  1. Love that Highway Patrolman!

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  2. I know, right? :)

    (When did they start wanting real money for those? "I remember when this was all orchards!" /Grandpa Simpson voice.)

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  3. I used that BLR to repeatedly smack the crap out of the half-sized dinger at 200 from field position in that strong wind, and it felt great. I wish I'd used some more .357 to do the same with the M28.

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  4. Wait-- the dinger was at 250. The bucket was at 200, and J and I were peppering it rickety-tick with my M19.

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  5. But...but...they said revolvers were obsolete...

    Gah! That Highway Patrolman is pretty, in part due to having a real name instead some prosaic number.

    Ought to be nestled up next to an Ithaca 37 riot gun.

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  6. That a 6 inch barrel on the Patrolman?

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  7. "There ain't many troubles that a man can't fix with seven hundred dollars and a thirty ought six."
    Lindy Wisdom as popularize by the great colonel.

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  8. Popularized. I hate trying to comment on blogger with my iPhone.

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  9. Had a 28 4" and a pre-27 5" once.
    And the aforementioned Ithaca, twice.

    I miss 'em.

    gfa

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  10. When did they start wanting real money for those?

    Right after I got rid of mine.
    {{{kicking my own ass}}}

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  11. All purty and all damn good shooters too! :-)

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  12. I have a 28-2, 2 25-2's, a 19-4, and a nickel 37 no dash on the block. I'll pay Tam a commission if one of y'all buy.

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  13. The one handgun I won't part with is the 28 pops gave me.

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  14. I'm new to the BLR party. That looong frame sure looked funny to me until I ran those first few rounds through it. After that it got mighty attractive. I might end up hunting with it this year and I'm glad to see it represented up there this year.

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