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[64MercurysRule]

Colt 1908 Vest Pocket, dates to 1917 based on the s/n.

Nice piece to go with your Tanfoglio .

 

[raftman]

Nice piece to go with your Tanfoglio .

And like the Tanfoglio, it was a steal, at only $190. Did have one severely cracked grip but ebay had an original replacement.

 

[64MercurysRule]

And like the Tanfoglio, it was a steal, at only $190. Did have one severely cracked grip but ebay had an original replacement.

Wow you have scored some great deals that's for sure . Congrats .

 

[Anghellic]

My EDC

 

[Andy54Hawken]

J.Henry Flintlock Trade Rifle circa 1800- 1820

• Andy54Hawken
• Jan 24, 2026

Lock of the J. Henry Rifle

• Andy54Hawken
• Jan 24, 2026

Showed this rifle before...but it is a newer picture of an old rifle.
My J.Henry Flintlock Trade Rifle...circa 1800 - 1825.
.58 caliber...and still gets shot from time to time...took my last elk with it.
Andy

 

[Foxglove]

They are absolutely beautiful also. I've had my eye on one I need to add to my collection. those old pocket pistols have such great shine and design. How often do you shoot yours?

 

[TJ82525]

Today's range day at Wolf Creek.

 

[nosbocaj]

Free tax stamps have been good to me

 

[Bolt_308]

Free tax stamps have been good to me

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You win today sir. The KLOBB is next for me to SBR mine, so i can get that wire stock flip!

 

[raftman]

Living dangerously, a range day with not one, but two, Turkish shotguns.

 

[Nstocker]

Glock 19 gen 2

 

[Will_White]

Living dangerously, a range day with not one, but two, Turkish shotguns.

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Whats the revolving one?

 

[raftman]

Whats the revolving one?

It's a YNG Arms Rev41 in .410.

 

[gearfiend]

SBR that mother scratcher!

Wow! How much did you shag for on sale?

 

[gearfiend]

The world's nicest looking jam-o-matic.

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What is it?

 

[Buddy1211]

What is it?

Beretta 3032…I could almost get through a half a mag with mine. My 30x isn't much better but they're a riot suppressed!

 

[Buddy1211]

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[Mikej]

New acquisition....

1944 Standard Products M1 Carbine. 10-12 years ago I became enamored with the M1 Carbine. At that time, I don't why I didn't get an original. Instead I purchased a NEW model Inland .30 Carbine. A fine rifle, but no story with it. Standard Products didn't use many of their own parts. Instead they sourced parts from other builders. This rifle has an Underwood barrel. I'll need to look around at the next OAC show. One of the good members there that seem to know everything about the M1 Carbine. AND, I will be putting the new model Inland up for sale.

 

[64MercurysRule]

There were 10 manufacturers of production M1 Carbines spanning 38 months between 1942 and 1945: Inland Division (2,632,097), Winchester (828,059), Underwood (545,616), Saginaw (517,212), National Postal Meter (413,017), Quality Hardware & Machine (359,666), IBM (346,500), Standard Products (247,160), Irwin-Pedersen (223,620) and Rock-Ola (228,500). Total production was 6,221,220, which exceeded every small arm made during World War II.

The Must-Have Gun: Getting Ahold of the M1 Carbine - Guns and Ammo

The soaring popularity of the M1 Carbine is driving up prices and lowering availability. Some companies are doing their best to keep the rifle available. Here's my experience and some insight about how to buy this coveted service arm.

www.gunsandammo.com

An Official Journal Of The NRA | Assessing The M1 Carbine In Combat

With more than six million made, the M1 carbine was the most widely produced small arm of World War II. But how did it actually perform in combat? Here are the accounts from the men who used it.

www.americanrifleman.org

 

[tfisher29]

Free tax stamps have been good to me

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what have wait times been like for you?