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The DL-44 blaster lol
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The DL-44 blaster lol
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.44cal Keuchenreuter target pistol anybody?
Where is it, exactly?
There are a lot of reasons to like a particular gun; features/function, reliability, accuracy, ballistic capabilities, et al. But how about guns you just find visually appealing for whatever reason; layout, design, craftmanship, color, or even those so ugly they are beautiful in their own way.
Which would be your pick(s) and why? Enjoy.
Yep that is the typewriter company...they had a contract to make the 03A3 rifle along with Remington.I did not know that Smith-Corona made firearms.
IS this the same company that made typewriters like the OLD manual ones that I grew up with?
Remington and SC are ones that we had in our home growing up.
Old Lady Cate
Yep that is the typewriter company...they had a contract to make the 03A3 rifle along with Remington.
Andy
Could be because I'm former a destoryerman.Don't know how it could if you've ever had to pig one around.
(From the shortest Marine on the fire team)
Rock Ola the jukebox company made M1 and M2 Carbines ..And Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1's too. So did Singer Sewing Machine Co. Inc., but not many. In England, Lines Bros, makers of Tri-Ang tinplate toys, made STEN guns. MFI, the UK furniture giant, made the Mosquito fighter-bomber. Many other furniture companies added their expertise, as well. In a total war, like WW2, everybody who can do ANYTHING puts the time in.
And Union Switch & Signal made 1911A1's too. So did Singer Sewing Machine Co. Inc., but not many. In England, Lines Bros, makers of Tri-Ang tinplate toys, made STEN guns. MFI, the UK furniture giant, made the Mosquito fighter-bomber. Many other furniture companies added their expertise, as well. In a total war, like WW2, everybody who can do ANYTHING puts the time in.