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New Aquisitions for April 2016
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warwickben
bubba Kalashnikov
Shogun are easyier since you don't have to deal with the bullet guide .
I need to get a trigger guard todo mine .
mikelawtown
NES Member
New Primary Arms scope.
warwickben
bubba Kalashnikov
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mikelawtown
NES Member
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that's the 1-6 this is just the 1-4 for the SAM7r AK. I had the Millett on it before but had to thin the Herd and keep 1.
FedEx guy dropped this off about an hour ago. Been doing really late deliveries lately.
Anyway, trying out this Aguila 22 ammo for the SR22 and MKIII. CCI SV runs/shoots nicely from these guns, especially the 10/22.
Lastly I grabbed some slugs and buckshot to try out at some point. View attachment 164596
Anyway, trying out this Aguila 22 ammo for the SR22 and MKIII. CCI SV runs/shoots nicely from these guns, especially the 10/22.
Lastly I grabbed some slugs and buckshot to try out at some point. View attachment 164596
jason19711971
NES Member
1918 Colt 1911: Not the original barrel or grips but really cool and shoots great.
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ranger4-7
Army Veteran
Nice!
PM me if you are interested in a free set of older walnut double diamond grips. I have a box of 1911 grips that I don't use, and would rather see them go on a gun than sit unused. Here's a photo. They are not issue 1911 grips, as they are probably only 10-12 years old, but might look nice on that old girl.
Chris
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First nice watch ....
What is the scoop on that watch?
Chris
mikelawtown
NES Member
if I can only find cheap STAR B Grips..LOLNice!
PM me if you are interested in a free set of older walnut double diamond grips. I have a box of 1911 grips that I don't use, and would rather see them go on a gun than sit unused. Here's a photo. They are not issue 1911 grips, as they are probably only 10-12 years old, but might look nice on that old girl.
Chris
warwickben
bubba Kalashnikov
Armitron stainless steel. No battery .Nice!
PM me if you are interested in a free set of older walnut double diamond grips. I have a box of 1911 grips that I don't use, and would rather see them go on a gun than sit unused. Here's a photo. They are not issue 1911 grips, as they are probably only 10-12 years old, but might look nice on that old girl.
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What is the scoop on that watch?
Chris
I guess the half moon thing in the back rotates as my hand moves to keep it wound .
I've always reused the originals. Just cut and shape.
The Goose
NES Member
Chamelot-Delvigne 11mm Modele 1873, was produced by Manufacture d'armes de Saint-Étienne and was the first double action revolver adopted by the French Army. It was chambered in the 11x17.8mmR which sent a 181 gr. bullet screaming at 430 FPS making it about as powerful as a .25 acp or so. However, the revolver itself is built like a tank. This one is all matching, locks up tight and has a very good bore. If you ever watched The Mummy with Brendan Frazer, he carried a pair of these in shoulder holsters.
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38ExtraSpecial
NES Member
Looks like you could use a couple of these Goose.
I found some in a box of random ammo I acquired a couple years ago.
Had no clue what it was. I posted in on cast boolits along with the dimensions.
Turns out to be 11MM French.
Interesting little cartridge.
Do they sell brass? Or can you form brass for it?
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I found some in a box of random ammo I acquired a couple years ago.
Had no clue what it was. I posted in on cast boolits along with the dimensions.
Turns out to be 11MM French.
Interesting little cartridge.
Do they sell brass? Or can you form brass for it?
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413dan
NES Member
first time for me, took maybe 3 months, idk. long enough forgot and said oh hey, that's right i sent this in…
Really curios to see how it shoots I've had these for years never ran across any ammo.
Chamelot-Delvigne 11mm Modele 1873, was produced by Manufacture d'armes de Saint-Étienne and was the first double action revolver adopted by the French Army. It was chambered in the 11x17.8mmR which sent a 181 gr. bullet screaming at 430 FPS making it about as powerful as a .25 acp or so. However, the revolver itself is built like a tank. This one is all matching, locks up tight and has a very good bore. If you ever watched The Mummy with Brendan Frazer, he carried a pair of these in shoulder holsters.
jason19711971
NES Member
Does a white flag pop out when you pull the trigger?Early April gift to myself.
French MAS-36, according to the dealer was recently taken out of its original mummy-wrap, which seems to be accurate, thing is absolutely pristine, not a single scuff, ding, dent or any evidence of wear and the bore looks brand new.
Parker Duofold
NES Member
Nope sure doesn't! Shoots quite nice, I've actually taken a liking to these French weapons, got a Lebel Berthier Carbine on the way to me now. And was tracking a Lebel M93 on gunbroker before it went out of my budget..
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