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Clean it up
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Posted 6:27 am, 12/17/2014
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We may have to start calling you Dirty Hairy 
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cuda
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Posted 6:15 am, 12/17/2014
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I have always liked Smiths for the firing pin being on the hammer. They have a faster lock time than a Colt and you can also dry fire them without using snap caps and not break the firing pin. I know the newer Smiths have went to the floating firing pin a mistake in my opinion. Rossi I think is the only revolver with the firing pin on the hammer made now.
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pantera
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Posted 5:44 am, 12/17/2014
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I don't understand all the hype with these overpriced colt revolvers. I have owned pythons, anacondas and diamondbacks they are great guns but a S&W 686 is just as good and not over priced. A S&W model 27 or 28 is more gun than the colts will ever be.
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phish_phan
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Posted 1:58 am, 12/17/2014
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My 1969 Colt Python 4" nickel. The words "buttery smooth" do not do it justice.
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riverrat
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Posted 10:46 pm, 12/16/2014
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old stevens doubble barel or my 257 roberts hard to decide
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Umpire
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Posted 10:45 pm, 12/16/2014
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FIRST OF ALL, JUST HOW MANY THIEVES BREAK INTO A HOUSE WHEN IT IS OCCUPIED? IF YOU ARE NOT THERE YOU CAN'T SHOOT 'EM.
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redfly
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Posted 10:43 pm, 12/16/2014
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| Fins (view profile) | | Stumpy, my aim is pretty ****ed good. Just ask your wife.
Them knowing how well armed I am could be beneficial to their offspring.
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ROTDFLMAO 
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Fins
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Posted 10:41 pm, 12/16/2014
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Stumpy, my aim is pretty ****ed good. Just ask your wife.
Them knowing how well armed I am could be beneficial to their offspring.
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antithesis
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Posted 10:41 pm, 12/16/2014
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Be careful folks, you could be telling thieves what kind of guns you have.  |
Isn't that why we use usernames instead of our real name? Nobody knows who you are, so it doesn't matter.
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chendo
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Posted 10:40 pm, 12/16/2014
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Jojo...how are thieves to know anything?
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Zombie
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Posted 10:40 pm, 12/16/2014
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I also want a Mossin Nagat with a hexagon feed chamber (not the oval type)
I used to have one that was bought at roses for 75 bucks years ago. I really enjoyed that old gun.
I noticed one on the classifieds that seemed a little high considering you can get them at Ducan Gun fairly cheap.
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wilkesboroguy
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Posted 10:36 pm, 12/16/2014
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Bond, James Bond......Walther PPK
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Zombie
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Posted 10:35 pm, 12/16/2014
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jojo9 (view profile) | Posted 10:28 pm, 12/16/2014 | Be careful folks, you could be telling thieves what kind of guns you have. |
Thieves get shot round here if they don't get mauled first. 
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Umpire
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Posted 10:33 pm, 12/16/2014
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Fins
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Posted 10:30 pm, 12/16/2014
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It could also be saving their life
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jojo9
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Posted 10:28 pm, 12/16/2014
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Be careful folks, you could be telling thieves what kind of guns you have.
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Zombie
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Posted 10:23 pm, 12/16/2014
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The Stoeger is a stage coach gun that I got for Fathers day
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Zombie
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Posted 10:22 pm, 12/16/2014
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http://i.imgur.com/gb0feIV.jpg
My Stoeger double barrel shotgun is my favorite, it's really fun to shoot. It's second from the top.
I also have a 22 semi automatic Marlin (not pictured) that I love, it was my first gun.
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Joseph T.
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Posted 9:57 pm, 12/16/2014
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I have seen the GE at Knob creek a few times the last time I was there the guy was letting people shoot it.
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Fins
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Posted 9:49 pm, 12/16/2014
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Yeah Virginian, it's a bit out of my budget too. But, ****, Id love to try one just once. Have you ever seen one shot? There are usually a couple of them at Knob Creek. I saw a kid only about 10 or 12 shoot one. I still hate that kid
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