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1gewehr

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1gewehr last won the day on January 1 2022

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  • Birthday 09/13/1957

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    Star PD
  • Carry Weapon #2
    Keltec P3AT

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  1. I carried a Star PD .45 for many years. Finally retired the Star and went with the Springfield XDs in .45 a few years ago once there were a few years of reliability reports. I also have a Keltec P3AT for beach wear.
  2. For anyone that does have these old .22 revolvers, do NOT use modern .22lr ammo. I've bulged a cylinder on one using modern standard velocity .22lr. I still shoot them, but only with .22 shorts. No photos as this was a long time ago and I tossed the cylinder. And yes, it was a US Revolver Co pistol.
  3. Obviously posed. If either of them pulls a trigger, someone will have an 'ouchie'!
  4. Setting friction rings correctly is pretty easy. And replacement rings are readily available and not expensive. Anyone with one of these fine guns, or the similar Remington Model 11, should do this as part of an annual inspection!
  5. 1gewehr

    DSA FAL

    I'm not familiar with the "Voyager" series. DSA had some reliability issues about 10 years ago. But I have not heard of any issues lately. They did fix problems that were reported to them. These days $1500 for a brand new FAL is a bargain. The FAL is well-known for being extremely reliable except in a desert environment. Very easy to maintain and clean. Parts are still pretty reasonable and available, too.
  6. My oldest CZ75 has over 60,000 rounds through it. Only part that broke was the slide stop. I replaced all the springs a few years ago at about 50,000 rounds. My HiPowers were all bought used, so I can't attest to round counts. But, they have been very reliable. When in doubt, replace springs. True for any gun bought used with unknown provenance. The venerable 1911 is always a classic. Get a GI-spec 1911A1 and you will know when to replace the very few parts that might present a problem (extractor). My advice would be to get the CZ75 first. They are all imports, and there may be a day when they aren't allowed in anymore.
  7. Yep, every gun guy (or gal) should have one. Going down to CMP in Anniston is the best bet for picking out what appeals to you. Make sure that you have all the documents you need before going! The OPs rifle looks like a good buy at $1200. The Danish VAR barrels are sought after.
  8. My Grandfather was a big Remington fan. He had a matched set of 12, 16, and 20ga model 11s. I learned to shoot with his Model 12 .22. John Browning learned from his experience with Winchester trying to low-ball him. He sold the rights to manufacture the Automatic Shotgun to Remington, Savage, and FN. And then his brother started Browning Arms distribution in North America! All selling the exact same gun!
  9. TN State Parks have a couple of events coming up Oct 21st - Becentennial Mall, Nashville, Tennesse timeline, reenactors demonstrating events involving Tennesseans from 1500 to present Nov 10,11,12 - Alvin York State Park - Veterans Day event with WWI reenactors, tactical simulations, real biplanes, machine guns and artillery.
  10. Google ( or whatever search you want) "Garand Parts for sale". Several good vendors.
  11. Early in WWII. Half with 1903s and half with Garands. Not a Higgins boat, and one guy on the left has a M1917 helmet. Probably a training exercise.
  12. I think it's actually some type of flower on the right one.
  13. There is a lot being hidden about this incident. Why are so many people spending a LOT of money to keep information hidden? Initial reports from Metro PD were that the shooter choose the school due to lack of security.
  14. If you are not a danger to society, then what good does incarceration do? If you ARE a danger to society, then why should you be let loose? Seems simple enough to me. For some folks, perhaps the old '30 days in the hole' would get them to change their ways. But, I don't see many folks who 've been in more than once changing their ways.

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