ccheese
Member In Perpetuity
I thought it might be interesting for the members to tell and maybe even
show their gun collections. I am sure there are folks out there who
do not/will not own a gun. And, again, I'll bet there are some real
gun collectors among us. I have taken the liberty to upload some
pic's of my guns.
The shotgun is a JC Higgins model 1011 .20 gauge. The barrel was 36
inches, but was cut to 34 1/4 inches. It's 1/4 inch over legal.
The semi-automatics are a Bauer Arms Co. .25 (of Frazier. Mich),
an AMT .380 and a Smith Wesson 9 mm.
The revolvers are older than I am. The snub nose is a "Bulldog" .38
and the long barrel is a H R Arms Co. .32. The "Bulldog" has no
serial number, it was manufactured before serial numbers were
required. Note the octagonal barrels on the pistols.
Note to Chris: Sorry, man, no Walther PPK.
Charles
show their gun collections. I am sure there are folks out there who
do not/will not own a gun. And, again, I'll bet there are some real
gun collectors among us. I have taken the liberty to upload some
pic's of my guns.
The shotgun is a JC Higgins model 1011 .20 gauge. The barrel was 36
inches, but was cut to 34 1/4 inches. It's 1/4 inch over legal.
The semi-automatics are a Bauer Arms Co. .25 (of Frazier. Mich),
an AMT .380 and a Smith Wesson 9 mm.
The revolvers are older than I am. The snub nose is a "Bulldog" .38
and the long barrel is a H R Arms Co. .32. The "Bulldog" has no
serial number, it was manufactured before serial numbers were
required. Note the octagonal barrels on the pistols.
Note to Chris: Sorry, man, no Walther PPK.
Charles