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Show us your Guns!
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carebear
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RIOT said:Has anyone seen the Bruce Stern Collection that went up for auction?
No wonder BARs are hard to come by. This guy had every single one
I had posted a link to the actual auction site a while back, but that arms room pic is just amazing. :eusa_clap
Thanks for posting that, the auction list pics were sterile by comparison.
Someday...
Lucky Strike
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Here's a fun little piece...
undertaker
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Found 'em!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
.... located some for $50.00, so I bought them. They should be here in a week or so. Thanks for the help.
Regards,
J.S.
Story said:
.... located some for $50.00, so I bought them. They should be here in a week or so. Thanks for the help.
Regards,
J.S.
undertaker
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Lucky Strike said:Here's a fun little piece...
Looks mean to me, but its got all the bases covered.
Regards,
J.S.
carebear
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Lucky Strike said:Here's a fun little piece...
Known as an Apache knuckle-duster.
Named thus in France of all places.
http://www.youngarmory.com/page10/
RudyN
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Here are a couple of mine. I have several WWII style guns.
Lucky Strike
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carebear said:
Exactly! This one was made in Belgium (Liége), so that fits well.
"Apaches" was a late 19th century term for the Parisian class of petty criminals, prostitutes, etc. - the Moulin Rouge crowd.
Madcap72
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Newest addition, mid 80's Bullseye gun. Caspian frame, Army match slide and barrel. Bar-sto target rib. WAY more accurate than I can shoot it!
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DeaconKC
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Those all look great! I'm in agreement, I much prefer the 1903A3 to the 1903 for the sights.
Twitch
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Get ready for orgasm- Charleton Heston's basement
http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=91160
http://forums.officer.com/forums/showthread.php?t=91160
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Hard to believe he played Moses, he could have armed all those Israelites with his collection ! It's sad that that collection will be auctioned off (?). I hope it will be in some museum where people like us can see them.
warbird
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While that is a nice collection and Charlton Heston indeed had a wonderful collection himself, that is not Heston's collection I can assure you.
That collection in the pic was recently auctioned off.
By the way, I also like the Shrike Commander.
That collection in the pic was recently auctioned off.
By the way, I also like the Shrike Commander.
rmrdaddy
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Madcap72 said:
Newest addition, mid 80's Bullseye gun. Caspian frame, Army match slide and barrel. Bar-sto target rib. WAY more accurate than I can shoot it!
HEY! That is neat!!!
I really like that Bar-Sto Rib!!
Is it in .45 ACP? Many bullseye guns are in .38 super or 10MM....
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DeaconKC
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Yup, we do want to know more about that "plinker"!
Curt Dawson
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Bullseye Shooting
The bullseye game is 22RF,centerfire and 45ACP.The centerfire is usually shot with 45ACP,38 special or 32S&W all chmbered in semi-autos.There are special matches such as the Harry Reeves match for revolvers only.I have never heard of anyone using the 38 super or the 10mm in a bullseye match.
The bullseye game is 22RF,centerfire and 45ACP.The centerfire is usually shot with 45ACP,38 special or 32S&W all chmbered in semi-autos.There are special matches such as the Harry Reeves match for revolvers only.I have never heard of anyone using the 38 super or the 10mm in a bullseye match.
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Madcap72
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Yea it's .45. Back home I have a Rock Island in .38 super great gun! Eventually I'll get a .38 slide for this one, it's my preferred calibre.
ISPC is what uses .38 super a lot. The top end guns are the ones with crazy 30 round mags, huge red dot scopes, massive compensators and super hot loaded ammo.
Bullseye sounds frigging TOUGH though 50 yards one handed? 25 yards one handed rapid fire? Lofty goals for me.
ISPC is what uses .38 super a lot. The top end guns are the ones with crazy 30 round mags, huge red dot scopes, massive compensators and super hot loaded ammo.
Bullseye sounds frigging TOUGH though 50 yards one handed? 25 yards one handed rapid fire? Lofty goals for me.
warbird
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Curt Dawson said:
IPSC Still uses some .38 super and bullseye used to be very popular with the .38 super. The .38 special for semi-autos was always a nearly non-existent load for bullseye. Very few companies even offered it, but the Colt .38 Super was very popular. For whatever reason I found a large bag of .38 super ammo in one of my ammo boxes the other day. I don't recall ever owning one, though I have shot quite a few.
The 10mm was never popular with the bullseye crowd.
