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Antique Guns
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This one will be in the bin quickly
They don't like it when we talk guns
They don't like it when we talk guns
I'm into old blackpowder firearms; flintlocks, percussion guns, Damascus barreled shotguns etc. the quality of workmanship back then compared to now is incredible!
Do not collect them myself.....but find it interesting to look at old firearms.
Dead_Diver
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1886 Winchester special order long range large game rifle. It was designed to kill elephants, not that I would ever want to do that.
1906 Navy DWM Luger. Unit marked with shoulder stock/holster.
1949 HiStandard H-D Military olympic grade .22 target pistol.
I had about 30 rifles and pistols at one time but sold most of them when gun prices went crazy a while back. I kept the good stuff though
1906 Navy DWM Luger. Unit marked with shoulder stock/holster.
1949 HiStandard H-D Military olympic grade .22 target pistol.
I had about 30 rifles and pistols at one time but sold most of them when gun prices went crazy a while back. I kept the good stuff though
Midwest sticky
Resident Smartass & midget connoisseur
That's a damn good weapon^^^
All my guns are modern. But I've been thinking about getting a 1873 colt ssa peacemaker.
All my guns are modern. But I've been thinking about getting a 1873 colt ssa peacemaker.
50 cal.
50 cal.
Is the Winchester 50 cal , oct barrel ?
50 cal.
1886 Winchester special order long range large game rifle. It was designed to kill elephants, not that I would ever want to do that.
1906 Navy DWM Luger. Unit marked with shoulder stock/holster.
1949 HiStandard H-D Military olympic grade .22 target pistol.
I had about 30 rifles and pistols at one time but sold most of them when gun prices went crazy a while back. I kept the good stuff though
Is the Winchester 50 cal , oct barrel ?
Pre 64' model 70 30-06 handed down from my great uncle. From the first 200,000 that made it off the assembly line. Priceless to me.
Had a .22 pump carnival rifle from 1906' but some tweeker needed it more than I did when my mom was naïve enough to show it to a storage unit worker where it had to stay while we moved. Worst part about that was they got my marlin 30-30 my dad got me just before he died.
There is not much lower than a thief.
Had a .22 pump carnival rifle from 1906' but some tweeker needed it more than I did when my mom was naïve enough to show it to a storage unit worker where it had to stay while we moved. Worst part about that was they got my marlin 30-30 my dad got me just before he died.
There is not much lower than a thief.
Hey midwest sticky,you do realize that the original SAA is the rarest and most expensive gun there is right?i think i saw a pair go for a million dollars at auction.anyway my buddy has a ww2 m1 Garand and the star of his whole collection a mosin nagant sniper rifle.they were so good the german snipers preferred them if they could get there hands on one from dead russian soldiers or captured munitions bunkers
Green Squall
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