I started with a bb gun / pellet gun
pellet guns make good trainers for beginner shooters so you learn the fundamental before moving up to firearms
pellet pistols / rifles are good for practising proper safe handling, sight alignment, shooting positions, trigger pull, etc
lots of...
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=twxR8L-rw3Y&feature=related
I found this old USN style N1 deck jacket at the swap meet, it says
FOLSOM STATE PRISON on the front and back with the Folsom prison embem on the front left breast
was this used by prisoners as a work coat? or is this a prison...
I like the G1 best
the G1 is much more fuctional, you have much better freedom of movement, has a nice inside snap pocket, the mouton collar is nice to have when it gets chilly, I like the bi-swing back, heavy duty brass zipper, if I could only have one, I would get the G1 ;)
the A2 is...
I would go with a size 46 if you plan on wearing a sweater under it
military G-1's usually fit smaller than commercial sizes, they have a leaner cut
bigger is always better than too small, you need room to move
HELL BENT for LEATHER the SAGA of the AR & G-1 leather flight jackets
is an excellent coffee table / reference book to have , lots of nice photos to use for reference.
http://www.amazon.com/Hell-Bent-Leather-2-Flight-Jackets/dp/0879384387/ref=sr_1_9?ie=UTF8&s=books&qid=1225304162&sr=1-9...
I have a book called HELL BENT for LEATHER by Derek Nelson & Dave Parsons
they say the AVG [Flying Tigers] Navy G-1s were bought from WILLIS & GEIGER as part of the initial outfitting of the AVG.
and a leather jacket on the black market went for as much as $300
I agree they would have...
Golden Bear Sportswear in San Francisco once made leather flight jackets for the military during WWII and they are still in business for over 86 years.
Started in 1922 on the waterfronts of San Francisco, Golden Bear create tough, durable leather jackets for longshoremen, who carried cargo...
Data compiled for millions of inductees shows the following to be the actual measurements of the "average" newcomer to the Army as he appears at the clothing counter of a reception center: 5' 8" tall; 144 pounds in weight; 33 ¼" chest measurement; 31" waist measurement. From the tariff tables...
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I use to have a Brill Brothers G-1 without a fur collar , back in the 80's a surplus store called CHARLIES MILITARIA in TX sold these for around $150
it's a high quality leather jacket with wool cuffs & waistband.
I think it was made for the civillian market, the wind...
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