Flintlocks and Flop-topsToday I am going to buy something just for fun.
And Number Three Russians
Black-powder Mausers
From jackbooted Prussians,
Shiny Smith PC's from limited runs
These are a few of my favorite guns.
Socketed bay'nets
On Zulu War rifles,
Engraved, iv'ried Lugers
That make quite an eyefull
Mosin tomato stakes sold by the ton
These are a few of my favorite guns.
Rusty top-breaks!
Smallbore Schuetzens!
And all of Browning's spawn
I just keep on browsing my favorite guns
Until all my money's gone.
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13 comments:
Oooh, Tam's buying a Hi-Point!
Tam's buying a Hi-Point!
have Fun at the Show ours is in Five weeks Do you have an M & P 9 there is a auction for three mags in Indianapolis if you do Here is the Link http://www.publicsurplus.com/sms/auction/view?auc=1086034. I saw it was in Indianapolis and thought I would drop you a line
Allow me to suggest a S&W third generation gun. I am rediscovering my appreciation for non-polymer guns lately. I picked up one of these last month and it is a beauty: https://www.iammo.com/Firearms-Training/Pre-Owned-Firearms/76967-SW5903-BC-PO_Pre-Owned-Smith-Wesson-5903-9mm-Luger-Semi-Automatic-Pistol-4-Barrel-15-1-Capacity-Stainless-Steel-Slide-Alloy-Frame-Adjustable-Sights-1-Factory-15-Round-Magazine-SW5903-BC-PO
No, I don't work for the company, and I'm sure you can find one in-state. But seriously it's a like-new gun from a major US maker for $350! And these guns are commanding similar process on the used market on Armslist and gunshows too---just an exceptional bargain IMO.
Oh, and a big thanks for clueing me in that the Indy 1500 is this weekend. I haven't been to one in the last 4-5 years and it just so happens I need some powder so I might make the trip up to Indy tomorrow to do a little browsing.
Is this one in the big room or the smaller one? Some 1500's are better (and bigger) than others.
I think the most funnest gun I ever owned was a 4" Model 10. That thing just seemed to shoot where I pointed it, wasn't obnoxiously loud yet still kicked enough to make you feel like you were shooting a... weapon.
I would think a nice used High Power would be much the same.
Enjoy. I rarely go any more. Why blow the $8 to get in when I don't really have a purchase budget anyway.
I have a certain blogger friend who works a table at the ones here and I have him look for odds and ends for me.
Buying something just for fun was how I got my first Colt firearm, a Model 1903 in the puissant .32ACP caliber.
I have been working on my Edward G. Robinson imitation ever since.
Not exactly "modern" but I bought a Star BM this week for that reason. $225 with three magazines.
Once the Remington R-51 hits the store shelves, I might have to buy a handgun "just for fun", too!
H&K P7.
Because, deep down, you kind of miss that blister on your trigger finger.
I saw an R51 at Gander Mountain today, I'm pretty sure of it.
(I was still in shock from the $1200 sticker of the R1 next to it, so I may have been a little off-balance, but I'd swear it was a Remington 9 mil.)
Have fun with the Sphinx!
I check out the R51 at Rural King this morning.
Next 20% rebate sale they have, it's going in my collection.
Feels good in the hand, even if it is only a narrow single-stack, slips nicely into a front pocket.
Only unknown is the reported long trigger, since they won't remove the trigger lock for coonfingering passersby.
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