Random Spoon Pics Thread

[Racerbvd]

[Por_sha911]

[john70t]

[john70t]

[Por_sha911]

Here is a sweetheart setup that you all will be dying with envy for not having it!



If it were a car it would be marked "rare! one of a kind restomod"

[Joe Bob]

Running when parked.

[Joe Bob]

[rfuerst911sc]

Originally Posted by Joe Bob

Looks like a double stack to me 😋

[Racerbvd]

[Por_sha911]

Nice cans ("Can" is a slang term for silencers).

[tabs]

Originally Posted by Jim Bremner

Yup, I've thought of the 7.62x39 rifles as well. Fine brush gun and cheaper than a real rifle to shoot jk. I don't have a bolt gun but thinking of a x39. And a 30/06 for when it's further out than 200 yards

Still haven't picked up the Mossberg JM940 due to California!

My idea of a DMR in 7.62 X 39.

PTR 32

[Bill Douglas]

Originally Posted by Por_sha911

Nice cans ("Can" is a slang term for silencers).

Notice the one on her left is bigger.

[tabs]

Originally Posted by Seahawk

How dare you take advantage of the "Yard Sale" Loop Hole in our GUN LAWS, Man!

Just kidding: What is it?

Colt Navy:



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That is not 38 spl but 38 LC...that is a pre 1908 colt..if shooting make sure you have the right ammo..or else...

Introduced 1889..US military ...anemic cartridge that led to the adoption of the 45 ACP.

[tabs]

Originally Posted by Bill Douglas

Notice the one on her left is bigger.

Better sue the MD...who installed those..

[Joe Bob]

She's a leftie....duh!

[fred cook]

Originally Posted by tabs

That is not 38 spl but 38 LC...that is a pre 1908 colt..if shooting make sure you have the right ammo..or else...

Introduced 1889..US military ...anemic cartridge that led to the adoption of the 45 ACP.

Colt started chambering these guns for 38 Special in April of 1904 when the Officers Model was introduced. The easiest way to tell if you have a 38 Colt gun or a 38 Special gun is to look at the chambers in the cylinder. If the chambers are bored the same size all the way thru, then it is for 38 Colt. If there is a small "lip" at the front of the cylinder then it was made to use the 38 Special. Also, you can measure the bore. If it measures about .357" then use the inside lubed 38 Special ammo. If it (the bore) measures in the upper .360s then use the older outside lubed "heeled" bullets.

[Joe Bob]

[Racerbvd]

[Por_sha911]

https://www.thefirearmblog.com/blog/2021/07/08/culper-precision-block19/

[berettafan]

Originally Posted by Por_sha911

It was too hard for me to pick up the sight. Also, the mag release button is at a weird angle and not easy to operate.

I also have a std 365 and find no issue with the sights snagging. I handled the SAS when i bought my standard and like you found it less than ideal.


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