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C'mon Man, Meth couldn't do THAT !!! What's the fuck with THAT sales target ?? The market research for that pos was either very expensive, or very cheap. Lover of the US Constitution Wile E. Coyote School of DIY Disaster | |||
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Hmmm... not going there. Lover of the US Constitution Wile E. Coyote School of DIY Disaster | |||
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| It's not easy being me |
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhh....  _______________________________________ Flammable, Inflammable, or Nonflammable....... Hell, either it Flams or it doesn't!! (George Carlin) | |||
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| Doin' what I can with what I got  |
You can get snipped under anesthesia under most insurance, and what's more, a proper snipping - unlike carrying that IWB - can be reversed. ---------------------------------------- Death smiles at us all. Be sure you smile back. | |||
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There are really two types of gun ugly. The cheap ugly, which I can live with because I would never buy it anyway, and the expensive ugly, when a manufacturer takes a great platform and ruins it cosmetically. | |||
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Without knowing anything about them, I would take a WAG they were mean to be fired hooked under one's armpit? Rather than shouldered? | |||
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Corgis Rock |
“ Smith & Wesson M1917 Indiana Jones (Harrison Ford) carries as his primary sidearm in Raiders a large frame Smith & Wesson revolver of the "Hand Ejector, Second Model" type. Two similarly-modified prop weapons with barrels cut down to about four inches were employed by the production company—the first being a Smith & Wesson M1917 provided by Stembridge Gun Rentals, in California. This was used for studio work in the U.S., and is the gun Indy turns over to arch rival Belloq (Paul Freeman) after barely escaping a booby-trapped Peruvian temple with the golden idol. The same prop shows up again in a scene when Jones is packing his suitcase, where several identifying marks can be clearly seen in closeup, including the unique sight blade, and corner chunk missing from the grip.“ http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/Raiders_of_the_Lost_Ark “ The work of destruction is quick, easy and exhilarating; the work of creation is slow, laborious and dull. | |||
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Gonna have to go with the USFA ZiP .22 ... This POS brought down the company that built it.  I hate offended people. They come in two flavours - huffy and whiny - and it's hard to know which is worst. The huffy ones are self-important, narcissistic authoritarians in love with the sound of their own booming disapproval, while the whiny, sparrowlike ones are so annoying and sickly and ill-equipped for life on Earth you just want to smack them round the head until they stop crying and grow up. - Charlie Brooker | |||
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 ________________________________________________________ The trouble with trouble is; it always starts out as fun. | |||
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Hey now! Don't disrespect my side piece like that. She boofull. | |||
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I was... very confused when they went from selling top-quality Colt SAA clones to whatever the fuck that thing is supposed to be. I thought I had the wrong USFA when they first changed their website. Too bad, I wasn't far off from ordering one when they switched. I think the company owner truly lost his mind.
Yeah... my love for the spacegun look actually has me wanting one of those godawful things.  ______________________________________________ Carthago delenda est | |||
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The Gabbet-Fairfax 'Mars' self-loading pistol. Forgotten Weapons did an fascinating article on it a while back for RIA, I think. I go one better than Ian McCullum - I won a raffle to shoot an example here in UK. First prize was a single shot with the incredibly rare ammunition. Second prize was TWO shots. There was NO third prize. You can tell, just by looking at, why this odd prize formula happened. Imagine, if you will, holding a vertical piece of broom-handle on a totally unbalanced pistol that has a recoil like a a .45-70 in a short-barrelled Thompson contender without the benefit of a muzzle brake, while while an-almost two-pound slide, looking and feeling like the top carriage from a very old typewriter, whistles backwards about four inches and then returns with a wrist-wrecking violence. | |||
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The USFA zip gun is legendary. That crazy old man that ran that company lost his mind when he did that. And he sold the machinery that made the SAA so they couldn’t even turn around after that disaster. Upside if you an owner or downside if you are a buyer is old USFA single actions have gone crazy in price. | |||
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This ^^^^^ makes me smile every time I look at mine!!! | |||
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Ladies and Gentleman, I present to you the Heritage Tactical Cowboy.  | |||
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Had to look that one up.. | |||
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Anyone who thinks a Roth-Steyr is ugly just has bad taste in guns! | |||
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I always wondered how to pronounce that one.  | |||
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Fighting the good fight |
It's pronounced 'show-shaa' | |||
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