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kherov
04-14-2007, 01:30 AM
I just collect guns... any takers?

Stealth
04-14-2007, 06:34 AM
got one here...

pics are always welcomed ...

hyperion
04-14-2007, 09:20 PM
You guys could become dangerous if you ever meet any one who collects bullets!

Stealth
04-15-2007, 03:48 PM
you should see my kid's weapon collection.
lots of S.S. and no lead.




ORIGINAL: hyperion

You guys could become dangerous if you ever meet any one who collects bullets!

kherov
04-16-2007, 10:01 PM
I have a lot of bullets too, but I'd say it's more important to have the guns before you have the bullets. It gets to the point that when you have NO guns that having ammo could be dangerous. It's pretty impractical to hit a bullet with a nail and a hammer...

I only have a small collection, up to 26 right now. But working on getting a few more... there's so many of them. I'll post pictures wheneverI can.

jswinl
04-30-2007, 01:10 PM
I shoot, hunt, and compete occasionally. Handguns and HP rifles mostly.

I have ammunition to fit everything as well. A firearm without cartridges is worthless at 3 AM when there's somebody in your house that doesn't belong there. I usually have something near to hand.

I also do my part in support of the Second Amendment, so don't talk to me about the present mayor of New York City, Sarah Brady, George Soros, or almost anybody from California.

JCS

G.A.R.Y.
04-30-2007, 01:49 PM
Yahoo

I will shortly post photos of long rifles 2 doulbe barrell with hammers (damascus steel) and my deer hunter weatherby 300magnum for those long shots.

hyperion
04-30-2007, 02:03 PM
The biggest controversy in New England is going on now and it is over the Patriots choice of pick in the NFL draft this weekend. Everyone is wondering where Mr Kraft and his wife Myrna have been. The Pats picked the kid Merriwhether from Miami who was arrested and set on the bench for a few games last season cause he pulled a gun out and shot a guy at six thirty in the morning who had shot his roomate in the buttocks.
The fact he was carrying an unlicensed handgun at 6:30 in the morning almost kept him out of the draft and Patriot fans "aren't having any."
Of course then they went and made a deal with Oakland for Randy Moss and he definately is not the type of team player we are accustomed too here.
Time will tell if the Patriots revert to the typical NFL team.

Stealth
04-30-2007, 02:04 PM
JCS,

wait ... I AM from and within CALIFORNIA ...

although our gun laws dont come up to par with Florida and Texas gun laws,
there are States that fare much less than CA.

additionally, althought Arnold, at times seems to behave as a Liberal (R) and
sleeps with a Kennedy Klan lady, this is his stand:


Originator Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger

Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger on KFBK's The Tom Sullivan Show
September 17, 2004


I believe in having guns. I've shot guns and pistols and go out practicing all the time.












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Stealth
04-30-2007, 02:11 PM
zinzin,

do you know what is the latest on commercial pilots and the carrying of weapons?
this is not a test .. i'm really asking.

Stealth
05-01-2007, 05:08 AM
nice weapon related supplies here ...

http://shop.navyseals.com/product/BKPG8340
http://shop.navyseals.com/product/SBEORM

wcoates
05-01-2007, 09:29 AM
As a Ohio Realtor, I will go visit any property on any phone inquiry that I get in an attempt to find a client to work with. Sometimes it gets me in situations that I wish I wasn't. Notimes am I w/o my AMT .380 (of course only since our convicted ex-gov signed concealed carry laws.)
My AMT .22 isn't worth much but target practice. and AMT .45 takes two hands and then some but very concealable. Funny how we collect stuff! Currently looking for a AMT .40

Zin just what is the scoop on pilots carrying?

hyperion
05-01-2007, 11:23 AM
Only as concerns American Air Lines but I would imagine also with many American certified carriers.
A pilot may carry a hand gun as long as he will go through this procedure. First, the normal backround checks.
Next the perchase of a recommended pistol. I believe several models are listed. (At own expense.)
Then off to Roswell N.M. for a weeks training (On your own unpaid time. And the cost of training rests with pilot) Training in shooting and martial arts.
You can then carry. (anywhere in the world)
There is a lockbox in every aircraft cockpit
There is a lockbox in every operations center so gun can be left at airport on layovers. (Or not. common sense dictates.)
Pilot has to return to Roswell every six months for a days training at pilots expense.

Even with all these restrictions I believe the last number I was quoted indicated that about 30% are now carrying.
The rest of the crews and those folks in operations love it.
The Flight Attendents feel more secure than they are with the occassional Air Marshall.
And I personally would like to see more participation by the "frugal" pilot group with more financial backing from the company who are hesitant about stepping on Homeland Securities toes. (They think it infringes on their air marshal program) (And they really "don't like it".)
I would suggest it beats to hell a, program that put's an armed "wanta be cop with a gun on my airplane."
When I first started with American AirLines quite a few of the old timers still carried a hand gun in their flight kits. It was required to have an armed pilot during the days when the airlines were granted the right to carry air mail. (and they did so through the mid forties. Any where and any place)That restriction dissappeared with the DC3. (And when the mail ceased to be "holy.")
One interesting note. Even the "old timers" who still had their gun permits were restricted from carrying back around the late forties when a DC6 Captain shot a guy who got into the cockpit on the ground in Cleveland and wanted the crew to take him to I believe Toledo. The guy was over six feet tall and weighed over 250 pounds but was found to be only fourteen years old after the shooting.
No more guns on American Airlines till now.

Stealth
05-13-2007, 11:48 PM
does this one count?

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Stealth
05-13-2007, 11:48 PM
does this one count?

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hyperion
05-14-2007, 11:03 AM
Better tie it down before you shoot it!

kherov
07-09-2007, 06:35 AM
Well, I have one picture of a gun of mine that I'm shooting. The rest are either too big, or too grainy to see how great they really are. They are all listed below however.

Mosin Nagant M38, Mosin Nagant M44, SKS Carbine
M1 Carbine, Steyr M95, Enfield No1 Mk IV, CAR-15, AK-47
Browning M1919A6, Uzi, Anschutz .22 LR, VZ-24, Beretta CX4 Carbine
Beretta 92FS, Springfield 1911, Springfield XD, Rossi .357
CZ-52, Walther P-38, Nagant M1895, Ruger .22
Fox BSE, Schmidt K-31, Mossberg 500 (Riot shotgun)
Unknown .22 Tube Fed

Some of the guns were given to me, and I don't know the model number or name. So if the list seems vague, that's why. I really have no idea on some of them.

By the way I live in Washington, and am stationed in Georgia. Neither have very high restrictions on firearms. In GA there's not even a waiting period on handguns... go in, background check, credit card, shake hands, leave... That simple. I have a CWP for GA and am in the process of applying for my WA CWP.Great stuff.


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Stealth
07-09-2007, 10:26 AM
given to you? you got some good friends / family.

email me pics of the ones you would like to ID. I got a friend that
eats, sleeps and breathes weapons .. of all places, in GA.

if i may ask, what are we flying this year over the sands?
did you pick up any "used" lead or vintage weapons parts there?
I hear there is some of that coming through.

if i may suggest, easy up on the left hand. you will bring the pattern
on the bull's eye maybe another inch of two which is great for snipping.
good to see you with earplugs, but do you also wear earmuffs ?

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in my beat we did the B52, KC135, F4
sadly, my overseas weapons collection got confiscated
hey, i got to hold them for awhile!

kherov
07-09-2007, 04:38 PM
The weapons that were given to me were inherited...

I can't send you any pictures of them because they are all in WA right now. I'll see if I can get my dad to take a picture of them specifically and send them over.

I only flew over Iraq, we didn't actually land there. We were based at an FOB in Southwest Asia. (Qatar) So I wasn't able to get ahold of any weapon parts... let alone see one.

I myself fly on the E-8C Joint STARS platform... it's hard to explain so you might just go to wikipedia and look it up, but aside from that we have a massive array of aircraft over there. F-16, F-15, RJ-135, AC-130 gunships, E-2C Hawkeye, F/A-18C's, KC-135's, C-130's, B-1 Lancers, F-22's. Sometimes we'd see E6B prowlers around, but rarely. We also controled AH-64 Apache gunships, OH-58D Kiowa's, UH/HH/MH-60 Blackhawks, and CH-47 Chinooks. Aside from that, our coalition allies are helping us with GR-4 Tornadoes, Mirages, various tankers, and sensor platforms. We own the skies, hard.

Despite what the picture may mislead you to believe, I wasn't actually trying to aim. I was just emptying the clip. I rarely target shoot my rifles, usually I'm more proficient with the pistols. I don't wear earmuffs. The plugs are usually good enough for me.

Stealth
07-09-2007, 06:34 PM
E8-C vs AWACS, not sure which is better at what, but at one point both
Boeing and Northrop were under my scrutiny in the missile biz.

at any case, the offer to ID the weapons stands.

if you ever around Wright-Patterson AFB, stop at any cost - it si a life experience.
CLICK: USAF MUSEUM (http://www.nationalmuseum.af.mil/exhibits/missile/index.asp)

go here, run down to #42 and you will see my babies .. the Mk.21 RVs
CLICK: http://space.skyrocket.de/doc_lau/peacekeeper.htm] (http://space.skyrocket.de/index_frame.htm?PEACEKEEPER [/size]
i dont know if #1 to #41 remain classified.

the stories i got to tell the day the program is totally declasssified. the stories ..
until then it is superglue for my lips!

http://space.skyrocket.de/img_lau/peacekeeper_5.jpg

tommygunner06
08-28-2007, 04:23 PM
Just to start,,,,,1919a4 (semi) belt feed,,,M1 Garand,3 M1 carbines, Winchester 1897 trench 12 ga,Kar98,Colt AR-15,AK,SKS,03 Springfield AND bullets to go with them,,,,Also several handguns and .22 rifles. I might have missed a few.

stomper
10-04-2007, 10:15 AM
have no clue ..but .. a big gun it is.

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touringsedan
11-07-2007, 10:21 AM
I collect types of weapons as well. I have a rather large knife collection in storage that is still in tact and i also used to have a nice gun collection. However the misses and i have a lot of debt and we dont make a lot so i made a long hard decision to sell them and paid for 20% of our house with them. I am now in the process of starting a new one. I knew icouldnt live without them.It is all my dads fault, i make little money and love things ofhigh quality.

Touring Sedan

dwpnz
03-26-2008, 12:39 AM
Did someone say weapons? We can't have that now gentlemen.....criminals ( and gun grabbing politicians and lobbyists ) prefer unarmed victims. So, I excercise daily.....my second amendment rights.

G.A.R.Y.
03-26-2008, 10:13 AM
ORIGINAL: dwpnz

Did someone say weapons? We can't have that now gentlemen.....criminals ( and gun grabbing politicians and lobbyists ) prefer unarmed victims. So, I excercise daily.....my second amendment rights.


Good for you. Excercise is a good way to stay healthy. I would expecially like to excercise and stay healthy whilst in the middle of being held up.

stomper
03-26-2008, 01:46 PM
ORIGINAL: dwpnz

Did someone say weapons? We can't have that now gentlemen.....criminals ( and gun grabbing politicians and lobbyists ) prefer unarmed victims. So, I excercise daily.....my second amendment rights.


Every night I pray to God .. all the typical this and that and at the end, I say,
"Thanks you for giving our forefathers the wisdom to create the 2nd Amendment and please allow me to remember how to aim in the dark and pull, to protect my family" ...

I am considering putting up a sign in the front gate ...

"This home practices the SECOND AMENDMENT"

76eldoragtop
03-27-2008, 10:48 AM
ORIGINAL: stomper

ORIGINAL: dwpnz

Did someone say weapons? We can't have that now gentlemen.....criminals ( and gun grabbing politicians and lobbyists ) prefer unarmed victims. So, I excercise daily.....my second amendment rights.


Every night I pray to God .. all the typical this and that and at the end, I say,
"Thanks you for giving our forefathers the wisdom to create the 2nd Amendment and please allow me to remember how to aim in the dark and pull, to protect my family" ...

I am considering putting up a sign in the front gate ...

"This home practices the SECOND AMENDMENT"









Only one problem with the sign....................those that will attempt a break-in will have no idea what it means............need a different sign dude.

stomper
03-27-2008, 01:46 PM
ORIGINAL: 76eldoragtop

Only one problem with the sign....................those that will attempt a break-in will have no idea what it means............need a different sign dude.




ohhhh .... ahhahhhh!

you assumed that i want a deterrent?

what if i really REALLY want to practice the Second Amendment?

npath
07-18-2008, 04:40 PM
Fellow gun person here as well. Just a few hunting rifles, shooting pistols, and a bushmaster m-4 carbine. The latter is just to practice with since I'm in the military. There you shoot to qaulify and that's it.

stomper
02-05-2010, 02:29 AM
Except for ending and fighting highjackings, robbery & assaults, slavery, fascism, nazism, genocide, ethnic cleansing, apartheid, poaching, and political tyranny, guns are not the solution.

But they sure look good on the gun rack !


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