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New acquisitions MAY 2012
- Thread starter kiver
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They raffled a firearm they didn't even have??? If your happy that's all that counts.
boilermaker
NES Member
One of the most underrated guns out there! Great find! Everybody thinks all CD stuff is bad but the early Miroku stuff cant be beat. Really nice gun you got there
Thanks! And I agree. Given that Miroku makes Browning's Citori and Cynergy lines, I think they're more than good enough for me. I was excited to find this piece, particularly because it's in the Superior line with the nicer engraving, and it's a Trap model with the optional "Selexor" switch to toggle between manual and automatic shell ejection.
Hiltonizer
Banned
Finally got around to getting my NH permit after living here for almost 2 years... decided if i'm going to carry i'm going to carry in style..
Kimber Super Carry Pro
150 rounds of cheap ammo so far and not a single failure.
Kimber Super Carry Pro
150 rounds of cheap ammo so far and not a single failure.
Picked up this Kahr PM9 earlier from a member here, hoping to get to the range tomorow with it. ![[smile]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/001.gif "Smile [smile]")
Buying S&W wheel guns means you're never getting carried away. You're just showing good judgment.
The SC is a great choice too.
Keep on keeping away from the plastic crap.
very nice!
wish my model 19 wasn't hating me at the moment. no idea why it won't play nice. probably needs a trip to S&W.
Marlin Camp 9 --- 9mm carbine with 2 original Marlin 12 round mags
i want this. bad.
icyclefar
NES Member
No question about it!
The Miroku / Charles Daly's our some of the best values out there!
Enjoy it!
My 1st Saiga conversion was a success! Thanks to the help of a few NES members this .308 is now up and running! Now I just need a hand-guard, and a scope mount, optics, duracoat, hi-caps, new charging handle, muzzle break, etc etc etc ......![[wink]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/002.gif "Wink [wink]")
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I hesitated on buying one about a year ago and lost out. I kicked myself for months. This time I walked into my LGS and he had just got in a pile of used rifles and shotguns. I saw this beauty in the pile and snatched it up quick. As soon as I got it in plain sight, 2 other Dudes lined up behind me to put their dibs in. I wasn't going to let this one go.
Technically not new but I just finished one of my Saiga conversions. It was really easy (in fact, the bullet guide was by far the most difficult, and only because it takes a lot of patience to do without snapping the tiny tap when threading the hole). I'll probably do my 5.45 in a week or so.
7.5" Ruger New Vaquero in 45 colt with stainless finish! Really like it so far! Good shooter!
Join the club. I got outbid at the last minute on one recently on Gunbroker.
Garys
NES Member
3rd gen S&W semis are addictive. It started with a 5906, then came the 3914, followed by the 6906, then - well you get the idea.
boilermaker
NES Member
I started with the 5906 and then picked up a 3913. Now looking for one in .45. There is something to them
Garys
NES Member
I have a 457 as well, which I haven't started carrying yet. They're very well made firearms, which are very accurate and very reliable. It's a shame that S&W stopped making them, but they are very expensive to build as well. They can make several polymer frames for M&Ps in less time and for less cost than a single 3rd Gen frame.
Prices on 3rd gen guns are starting to rise as shooters realize what a great piece they are for target shooting or self defense.
want!!!!Just got this;
