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10-13-2010, 04:12 PM #171CTHULHU FHTAGN!
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Thanks Bruce!
Originally Posted by Stroker
Nice FR Chopper there Mark! BTW, Great pic as usual!
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10-13-2010, 04:59 PM #172Senior Member
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SOTD Wednesday October 13, 2010
Razor: 5/8 Wade & Butcher " The Celebrated" Near Wedge, Hollow Point - Gray Giraffe Bone
Pre-Shave: Proraso Crema Pre Barba
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Scuttle: RAB Ceramic
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10-13-2010, 05:05 PM #173Senior Member
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I love it, t´s one of the best AS:s I got. This is skin food for me, it soaks right in and sooth the skin like nothing else. It´s the Shulton mix/recipe, made in India. As for original OS, I don´t really know. Never used it Originally Posted by Trevorxgage
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10-13-2010, 07:15 PM #174AKA "Padlock"
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Cool scales Bruce! Originally Posted by Stroker
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10-13-2010, 08:33 PM #175Predictably Unpredictiable
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Late Afternoon Shower
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Gentleman's Best After Shave
With all the photo's of hand guns I felt compelled to show off my first revolver. My father purchased it for me when I was about to enter the police academy. Here in NJ, you have to be 21 to buy a new gun so the PD issued two permits, one for him to buy it from the store and the second for me to buy it from my dad. He presented it to me after pinning on my badge at the swearing in ceremony. ( I turned 21 in the PA)
She is a Blue steel Smith and Wesson Model 19, .357 Cal. Combat Magnum. She was purchased in August of 1982 and used every work day until February 1992 when I left the patrol division. I tried a 686 for a short time but did not care for it. If you notice the blue is worn off her barrel and part of the cylinder. This is because I was required to use a clam-shell type holster which was caused the wear on the contact points when removed from the holster, the 80's were that busy where I worked. I felt she had done her time and now is retired and well cared for. She has not been fired since 2/1992 and only fired once in anger. I really should place her in a presentation cabinet with some other stuff I have from the old job.
I am not a gun buff but this one means a lot to me. That is all I have to say about guns.
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10-13-2010, 08:45 PM #176OlllllllO
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well done, thank you for your service
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10-13-2010, 08:48 PM #177Senior Member
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Originally Posted by BlacknTan
That got me too. I think the unfluted cylinder made me think it was a larger caliber. Very nice Revolver! My dad carried a S&W model 65 .357 Magnum as his duty weapon. Nice photo, thanks for sharing Originally Posted by eTom
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10-13-2010, 08:56 PM #178Senior Member
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Very nice. Thanks for sharing your story along with the photo Originally Posted by Mvcrash
Late Afternoon Shower
Warm oil
Dirty Bird Scuttle
New Badger Brush
Trumpers Violet Shave cream
Double Duck in Cmon Scales
AOS Aluminum
Gentleman's Best After Shave
With all the photo's of hand guns I felt compelled to show off my first revolver. My father purchased it for me when I was about to enter the police academy. Here in NJ, you have to be 21 to buy a new gun so the PD issued two permits, one for him to buy it from the store and the second for me to buy it from my dad. He presented it to me after pinning on my badge at the swearing in ceremony. ( I turned 21 in the PA)
She is a Blue steel Smith and Wesson Model 19, .357 Cal. Combat Magnum. She was purchased in August of 1982 and used every work day until February 1992 when I left the patrol division. I tried a 686 for a short time but did not care for it. If you notice the blue is worn off her barrel and part of the cylinder. This is because I was required to use a clam-shell type holster which was caused the wear on the contact points when removed from the holster, the 80's were that busy where I worked. I felt she had done her time and now is retired and well cared for. She has not been fired since 2/1992 and only fired once in anger. I really should place her in a presentation cabinet with some other stuff I have from the old job.
I am not a gun buff but this one means a lot to me. That is all I have to say about guns.
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10-13-2010, 08:57 PM #179Senior Member
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Great pic yourself! I love the color contrasts in this photo. It feels very "fall like". Very nice gear Originally Posted by mbeem
8/8 Frederick Reynolds
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Great pics gentlemen!!
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10-13-2010, 11:53 PM #180Well Shaved Gentleman...
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