commodon
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You should change your handle to "Noah"2 CZ's, 2 Benelli's , 2 Glocks, 2 Rugers , 2 S&W's, 2 Kimbers . 2 is my favorite brand.
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You should change your handle to "Noah"2 CZ's, 2 Benelli's , 2 Glocks, 2 Rugers , 2 S&W's, 2 Kimbers . 2 is my favorite brand.
Kewl.I don’t own any guns...I’m just here for the witty banter, deep philosophical discussions, and mutual respect shared between members one and all..
No.For those of you with multiple firearms from the same manufacturer, do you have multiples of the same model?
Same model? In some cases; my Webleys are all basically the same, and at various times I've had multiple SW Model 36/7s. But they always had different finishes or grips or target hammers or whatnot. None would ever be identical.For those of you with multiple firearms from the same manufacturer, do you have multiples of the same model? I was watching a Tactical Toolbox YouTube video and he was going through his safe. Must have counted 10 Glock 19s, plus a few P80 G19 builds. I understand that they can be customized, so having multiples isn't unheard of, just curious.
Most of their guns are serviceable, but I just don't like the way they look. (their slide profiles are weird to me, I like slab-sided 1911s ) They used to be total dumpster fires when the GSR came out but they have come a long way. One thing to look out for, they use an external extractor, though. I have no idea whether this part is common or not or procurable via a
commoner. One thing I like about all the 1911s I do have, is they're all series 70 (no firing pin safety garbage) and any 1911 gun plumber dude will have parts and can easily work on them. I don't have to rely on factory service. I am weird with 1911s though, unless something is hosed if its a minor problem I would rather have a local gunsmith fix the
thing than send it out. Usually the end result is better.
I just bought my first Springfield (Vickers Masterclass) and I actually am impressed for the price point. (under 1400 bucks) I like my DW specialist too, but the DW costs a lot more than that gun does. The Springer is actually more comfortable to shoot because its not quite as aggressive in its checkering and so on.
Epic.....I don’t own any guns...I’m just here for the witty banter, deep philosophical discussions, and mutual respect shared between members one and all..
Lawnmower confetti. I give the kid fair warning to clean them up before they become fertilizer.I'm being 100% totally serious here...
NERF. Easily 20-25.
My house and yard is littered with Nerf darts. I shred at least 4-5 every time I mow the lawn.
I found one yesterday in a shovel full of snow.
In my defense here thread title says "guns" not "firearms"