Random Spoon Pics Thread

[Jrboulder]

Yeah I know it's stupid but I want to convert my long ago sporterized 98k Mauser to 45 ACP
Rhineland Arms Inc

[Leland Pate]

Here's my new baby:

[Laneco]

Well what can I say ... I was good this year. Sig 1911 and the the last three digits in the serial # are 911 yeh.

Steve the other half of Angela

[Henry Schmidt]

[Henry Schmidt]

1950 star 9mm still in the box, unfired.

[fred cook]

Just received these grips from John Culina in California. Made from American Black Walnut with a nice "flame" grain to the wood! The gun they are on is a pre war Colt Officers Model in .38 Special. The medallions date back to somewhere between 1909 and about 1920, making them very close to being 100 yrs old! Notice that both "ponies" face towards the muzzle of the gun!

[Racerbvd]

[Racerbvd]

[Racerbvd]

[Jeff Higgins]

Originally Posted by fred cook

Just received these grips from John Culina in California. Made from American Black Walnut with a nice "flame" grain to the wood! The gun they are on is a pre war Colt Officers Model in .38 Special. The medallions date back to somewhere between 1909 and about 1920, making them very close to being 100 yrs old! Notice that both "ponies" face towards the muzzle of the gun!

Very, very cool, Fred.

[Super_Dave_D]

Beretta M1934 prewar huh

Originally Posted by Racerbvd

[stogie25]

Originally Posted by fred cook

Just received these grips from John Culina in California. Made from American Black Walnut with a nice "flame" grain to the wood! The gun they are on is a pre war Colt Officers Model in .38 Special. The medallions date back to somewhere between 1909 and about 1920, making them very close to being 100 yrs old! Notice that both "ponies" face towards the muzzle of the gun!

That is really cool. That looks like a third issue Colt Officer's Special. I have a fourth issue from 1950. I have a set of walnut grips from a third issue for it. They are pretty rough, but very cool. I keep stag horn grips on it. I am thinking of painting black over the gold Colt medallions on the stag horns because they are a little blingy for me.

[stogie25]

I went with silver. I took her out shooting yesterday, and this is a very accurate spoon.

[Racerbvd]

New toy to test my buddies products on.

[varmint]

so much awesomeness in one picture

[HHI944]

Finally caved and bought some Austrian Tupperware

[Jim Bremner]

Time to learn how NOT to earn "Glock Leg"

[HHI944]

Originally Posted by Jim Bremner

Time to learn how NOT to earn "Glock Leg"

Yeah, I'm gonna avoid that.
Fortunately, I actually pay attention when I'm handling firearms, so I should be good to go.

Thinking about the Crye Precision Gun Clip holster thingamajig

[sc_rufctr]

Originally Posted by HHI944

Finally caved and bought some Austrian Tupperware

SHUUUT... Very nice. That would be my "carry" if I lived in the US.

[HHI944]

I've become pretty fond of it, definitely a great carry spoon.