Thread: Guns Guns and MORE Guns

Originally Posted by Dieseld

I love the design Hirlau
Did you paint it or???

No, it came that way. It was the only M590A1 for sale within a hundred miles at the time I bought it. I needed one for training purposes & this is how it came from the factory. It is called "Kryptek Typhon Camo"

590A1 - 7 Shot - Ghost Ring | O.F. Mossberg & Sons

Originally Posted by ScottGoodman

Mossbergs huh? Box stock with Knox recoil reducing/adjustable stock
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This Sig Sauer Legion P229 is MOST impressive, may end up replacing my old 1911
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I have a Sig Sauer 516 patrol and I love it. Shoots great for a factory gun, sub MOA at 100 yds all the time.

The more sigs I own, the more I like them...

Sig will be the next compact I buy liking them a lot Tc

Originally Posted by thebigspendur

Actually unless you really screw up you don't need an attorney or worry about going to jail. It's the civil suit and them trying to eat your lunch that will cost you.

That what I really meant. Even if you win the law suit you loose because of legal fees. I just don't express what i think to well. that happens when your old.

Keep in mind guys, it's "Show & Tell" only in this gun thread,,, sometimes we forget.

Originally Posted by Hirlau

No, it came that way. It was the only M590A1 for sale within a hundred miles at the time I bought it. I needed one for training purposes & this is how it came from the factory. It is called "Kryptek Typhon Camo"

590A1 - 7 Shot - Ghost Ring | O.F. Mossberg & Sons

Yeah I have a pack with that design, it's just cool to say the least

Originally Posted by Bruno

Yes and no. I don't want to get into a discussion about the reasons or why this is good or bad. That's against our forum rules.
We can have guns, but the paperwork surrounding handguns is horrendous so casual gun ownership is rare.
Rifles and shotguns are somewhat easier, for hunting and skeet shooting purposes.
Carry is not allowed except for LEO profiles.

So when I visited Lynn in February I finally crossed one of the guns off my list that I wanted to shoot. the 44 mag. Although I am curious as to what a 50 mag would feel like

Now I still need to find a way to shoot a pump action shotgun when I visit the us (might be doable) and a minigun (that might be slightly more problematic )

Was just cruising through the thread, so sorry for the late reply, but if you want to shoot a mini gun, this might be the easiest way to do it: Cedar Ridge Aviation - Texas Helicopter Hog Hunts, Full Auto Helicopter Shooting, Predator Control, Wildlife Surveys, Cattle Work, Aerial Photography, and Pipeline Patrols

It's a group that does paid hog hunts, and you can choose to use a heli mounted mini gun. Not sure on cost though.

My BSA R-10 SE came in a few days ago .177 super carbine Minnelli Walnut stock with a Hawke Panorama 5-15×50 AO 10× ½ Mil Dot scope, I put about 50 shots through the rifle today zeroing in the scope what a fantastic accurate little rifle 40yds 10 shots all in a grouping of about 5mm, all british made including the barrel, I'll be using the rifle for small critter hunting with my Bedlington Terriers mostly Rabbits Rats and Squirrels.

That's a sweet rifle, air guns aint what they used to be...

Originally Posted by celticcrusader

My BSA R-10 SE came in a few days ago .177 super carbine Minnelli Walnut stock with a Hawke Panorama 5-15×50 AO 10× ½ Mil Dot scope, I put about 50 shots through the rifle today zeroing in the scope what a fantastic accurate little rifle 40yds 10 shots all in a grouping of about 5mm, all british made including the barrel, I'll be using the rifle for small critter hunting with my Bedlington Terriers mostly Rabbits Rats and Squirrels.