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troystr68 · Posted: Oct 26 2007 Post subject:

The desert eagle is the most accurite pistol I have ever fired they don't like to be dirty but man are they fun. I never had the pleasure to fire the .41 but I have seen it, how do you like holding that thing with the 10" barrell thats gotta be heavy
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Harry Nutczak · Posted: Oct 26 2007 Post subject:

troystr68 · Posted: Oct 26 2007 Post subject:

thats sound like a plan as I also own a P-89 in 9mm that is also a very sweet piece. Love the top eject except when a hot shell flys down the front of your shirt. If I could get a CCW that truly would be the one I carry. I have never had the pleasure to attempt a 300 yard shot as I have always been into shotguns and pistols. I have the newer DE and would like to eventually get the .50 barrell, it is interchangeable with the newer model and just to have it and as you have said they are very easy to break down so even at the range it could be switched out quickly. I have gotten the pleasure to shoot some other really nice weapons because of it. pretty much eveyone stops shooting on the range when I unleash that beast. then they wanna see it and we trade for a clip. Cool

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USDA Monkey · Posted: Oct 27 2007 Post subject:

Nothing says "don't f*ck with me" like a good ol' flame thrower. You can't conceal it but do you really want to?
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JamesB · Posted: Oct 27 2007 Post subject:

I have .44 Desert Eagle Mark VII. I can shoot it all day! The recoil is very manageable due to the gas system and weight... Nothing like shooting my .44 S&W 629 with hot loads or my .454 Casull!

On my wish list is the new S&W Model 500! Now that is a hand cannon!

James.
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ClayBBQ · Posted: Oct 27 2007 Post subject: Glock 26 and Ruger P90DC

Harry,
I have both the Glock and the Ruger in 45. I prefer the Glock trigger to the Ruger. The Double action on the Ruger make for a long pull on the first shot and then a kind of soggy (?) trigger that does not break cleanly on the other shots. The Glock has a 3.5 lb trigger and breaks cleanly every time. I like them both but I carry the Glock because it is less bulky.
I admit I really am a trigger freak because I get every weapon I own tuned as much as possible. And I buy guns based on the ability to tune the trigger. I have done some tuning to the Ruger (It was my first large bore and very affordable and I didn't have much experience with semi autos, I was raised with revolvers) but I can't get it the way I would really like. My Remington 700 in 30'06 is about a 2.5 lb trigger and really easy to adjust.

Harry Nutczak · Posted: Oct 28 2007 Post subject:

I got a rem 700 BDl custom deluxe in left hand that sits as a show piece only.

My first one came apart at the 9th round through it. I am scarred from it and A little loss of vision due to it.

They replaced the weapon, but I am still a little shy of it.

It was factory rounds when it went, that gun never saw hand loads.
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jess · Posted: Oct 28 2007 Post subject:

Ruger is hard to beat.. I have a 7mm mag' m77- 44Super.blackhawk10.5" for hog hunting (live in S. Fl.) 41mag 5.5" home revolver.. I own several other guns but these three are the ones with a job...

Harry Nutczak · Posted: Oct 28 2007 Post subject:

jess · Posted: Oct 28 2007 Post subject:

Harry, Check your pm... Bow season here is Sept.9- Oct.8... I have access to my son's property (with enough advance notice) on the Peace river near Arcadia..

Angio333 · BBQ Fan Joined: 20 Jul 2007 Posts: 106

I carry a Sig P229 with the DAK trigger. My wife carries a Kahr.

I am also one of the leaders of the Buckeye Firearms Association. We are an Ohio based pro-Second Amendment organization. We were just named the grassroots organization of the year by the Second Amendment Foundation and the Citizens Committee To Keep and Bear Arms.

http://www.buckeyefirearms.org

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SectorB · Posted: Nov 05 2007 Post subject:

Unfortunately the State of Illinois with Hot Rod as the Governor won't have CCW anytime soon. There was a push for it though. The Birch society, little crazy if you ask me, found a loophole but that got shut real quick. Most states that have it show a lower violent crime rate and overall lower crime. Also the state of Chicago has a pretty tight reign on the Governor's office so it probably won't happen in my lifetime.

But I do own a SIG 228 9mm, S&W 686 .357, S&W sigma 380, Davis .38 Derringer, Mossberg 12 ga. Shotgun, Remington 7400 30.06 with scope (deer rifle) and a Ruger 10/22 for plinking. I sold the AK-47, Ar-15 and M-1 Garand
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Harry Nutczak · Posted: Nov 05 2007 Post subject:

Does anyone besides me find it odd that the area's with the tightest gun control laws always have the highest violent crime rates??

Is this how politicians think?:
"Hmmm, lets keep the weapons out of law abiding citizens hands so they can not protect their family or property so the dirtbags can just run all over them. then we can get more taxes out of them so we can protect them".
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Spookie · Posted: Nov 08 2007 Post subject:

I got a whole mess of fishing rods but no guns.

One thing I do know is you better be wearing brite orange in Pennsylvania Monday after Thanksgiving cause there aint a deer with a prayer on opening day. Shocked

I always wanted to strap my Swordfish mount accross the front of my car, put on my red and black check flanel coat along with an Orange hat and drive thru Western PA on the first day of deer season. Stop at a couple gas stations and rest stops along the way...I'd crack up the whole time...I'd have to have a hidden camera in the car to catch some of the crazy looks I'd get. Very Happy

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Sa-Mokin · Posted: Nov 08 2007 Post subject:

Guns were a hobby of mine a number of years back. I had a Federal Firearms Licnese and a Class 3 license. I had quite an arsnel for a while.

Ingram 45 cal MAC-10 full auto with barrel extension, flash hider, brass catcher, removable shoulder stock, pop bottle adapter, 30 round banana clips & molded case for all.

S&W Model 629 44 mag with 10" barrel (Dirty Harry Special)

S&W Model 686 Combat Magnum customized for Bianchi Cup competition. (Action job, extended arm, chamfered, radius'd, magna- ported, Pac grips, etc)

Colt 45 Auto Government Model with USSS (US Secret Service) serial numbers stamped in the body.

Colt CAR 15 with Red Dot scope

Glock G17 9mm

Ruger Mark II

Ruger 10/22 - Highly modified (barrel shroud, flash hider, combat folding stock, bipod, 50 round banana clips, Bushnell scope, crank trigger) You could empty a 50 round clip in about 3 1/2 seconds or so.

Davis 32 cal over/under 2 shot derringer (pocket gun)

Remington 7400 30.06 rifle with Tasco scope

And a dozen or more others that came and went.

I don't have but a few left for home protection and hunting now. I don't ever feel a need to carry a weapon so I don't, but I had a BLAST with some of the guns I had! I would spend evenings and weekends reloading ammo for the next shooting session. I've killed countless glass bottles and have been known to waste a washing machine or two when they showed up too. Laughing

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troystr68 · Posted: Nov 08 2007 Post subject:

how funny I like to take things down to my dads house and shoot them. I have some sweet video of some pumkins I exploded and the cynder block that WAS holding them and I have a VCR I am saving for the next trip as well. mostly I KILL PAPER. LOL
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beakerello · Joined: 27 Oct 2007 Posts: 15 Location: Denison, Texas

Pround member, wish I could afford a life membership. Yes, I have my CCW. I pack when I pack.

Jason

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