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Bought another Shield 9mm and a Remora holster.

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My latest purchase is another 686 2.5", but this one is a "no dash" Lew Horton that was shipped in '86. Found it at Scheels sans box and tools. Other than the turn line, there're no other signs of use. It does have the "M" stamp, showing it was returned to Smith for the firing pin recall.

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My last gun purchase was a CZ 527 (light varmint) .223 and a leupold 3-9AO 22 scope, formerly marketed as a Ultralight. Been using an older version on a 243 for years with total satisfaction. If they will take on a springer air gun, the milder center fires are no problem.

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Jack

It does make a big difference! Did the same with my 625JM! Bob

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Model 15-3 4"

Thanks you SuperGoat!

Just picked up my CZ P-07 9mm from my local FFL.
Also received my Safariland 578 ProFit GLS holster, and Traction Grips in the mail.

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My 1860 Henry made it to the gun store so I went in and did the paperwork. Now I can bring it home in 10 days. (California)


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Remington Model 11 Sportsman in 16 gauge.

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Bought this 686-1 last week. It cleaned up too good, had been a truck gun and shot very little. It's at S&W right now because it never was taken in for the recall. Got a set of Altamont silver black boot grips arriving Monday for it.

Been wanting a Benchmade infidel for probably 10 years, but could never justify spending $400 on a knife when I could add a $100 or so and score a nice gun. Got to check one out in person at a LGS, and thought...what the hell I gotta have it.

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AFTER


Benchmade!

I now have a Savage 1907 .32 acp on the way

Looks a bit rough, but I'm thinking most of that will clean up nicely.

Already bought a set of replacement grips, which might arrive before the pistol does

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I found this a few weeks ago just picked it up at LGS. It a High Standard Model B from the late 30'S. Haven't shot it yet .

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I said I would have another one someday and that day finally came. I am working on acquiring the proper grips for it. Is is not a Lew Horton and is currently wearing Ahrends boot grips that I had laying around. This one will not be going anywhere.

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My new toy arrived yesterday afternoon. It's a Umarex replica of the Mauser Schnellfeuer, powerred by CO2 and firing BBs down a smooth bore. All metal, probably zinc. It's amazing and more fun that I've ever had from an air pistol. The bolt is drawn back to start firing. It cocks the hammer which falls when you pull the trigger, the bolt and hammer cycle when the shot is fired. The safety functions as does the selector switch on the side. The 'magazine' holds the CO2 cartridge and up to 18 BBs, it will fire all 18 in about half a second when the selector is on 'R'. Being smoothbore it's not very accurate, and a CO2 cartridge only lasts about 50 rounds, but it's amazing fun. Incidently, a box of 40 CO2 cartridges comes with the pistol. A Mauser stock iron is a little large for the groove in the back of the grip; I have an old rusty one, which is going to the gunsmith to be fitted.

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Friends don't let friends buy Taurus.

Picked up an AR-15 made by Palmetto State Armory. I wasn't looking to buy another AR pattern rifle as I have a Windom Weaponry AR-15, a SIG MCX (in 300BLK) and a Ruger SR762.

I replaced the standard "fat" foregrip with a thinner one for a better feel and just bought a Vortex 3X Prism holo sight to give a little magnification. The SIG and Windom have red dot's for up close and personal shooting. The SR762 has a Leupold VR 4~14 illuminated for longer shots so the 3x magnification handles intermediate ranges,

This is what i was trying to buy, but it and a Kay-bar got thrown in with the AR:



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Hmm, let's see- I think I posted that I found a Savage 1907 in .32 ACP at a sweet price, to go along with the similarly sweet-priced CZ-27 I got recently.

I think that I've hit a bit of a plateau with my 9's, and I like to stay ammo-consistent, so I might start going for old .32 acp pistols. They're usually pretty neat little guns.

Most recent addition of any sort- a pair of Uncle Mike's hard rubber grips for my W German Sig P226. They look almost exactly like the stock grips, which do feel nice; but I just like the hard rubber a little more in general (as long as they are discreet, I don't like the Hogue wraparounds).
I love my factory rubber grips on the CZ 75, the Hogue panels on my Beretta 92, and the stock rubber grips on the Star 30MI. This brings the Sig closer in line with them.

I purchase this Field & Stream 16 gun safe yesterday.

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Pair of 44 spl. speed strips for carry. Shoulder holster for revolvers.

CZ Checkmate here:

Had to send the gun off to get a new holster and mag pouches molded so no pics but it is flawless. came with a might near perfect 1lb 12oz trigger.

I had bought the P210-6 used and without the box. It is a very nice shooter and I unexpectedly found a suede presentation case for it.



These cases were actually made by Bernadelli.

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Came home with a Walther P99AQ from the last gun show.
I will take it to the range soon and try it out.

This week, Shield in 45, 1st model hand ejector in .32 and a Winchester model 12 in 20 ga, made in 1926.

Two Turnbull finished case hardened Ruger MK IV pistols with consecutive serial numbers - one for me and one for my son.





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Still figuring out configuration and loads, but so far, I like it:

RMR, slide milled to mount it, front serrations, suppressor sights, refinished.

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Not a purchase but a trade:

Mothers day coming up. Bought the wife a Sig P238 "Rainbow" Titanium.
She saw one in a gun store in Chico, Ca. two years ago and fell in love. It went "Off Roster" (Calif. thing) two weeks later, so it could only be purchased as a face to face Private Party Transfer (Calif. Thing).
It took me two years to find one within reasonable driving distance (105 miles). I pick it up tomorrow - unfired in the original box. I'm pretty happy because I know my wife of 36 years will be happy.

Shield .45.
At $317 shipped, I couldn't pass it up.

Got my magazines I order last week for my Ruger AR-556 rifle.I got five 20 rd MAGPUL magazines.

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Model 18 (no dash)

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Continuing this month's shopping spree, I picked up a .45 compact Ruger American Pistol today.


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Model 15

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Purchased about 3 weeks ago and 350 flawless rounds

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My favorite summertime Carry Pistol!


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APA Little ******* GenII

My Rem 700 .308 with a 20in barrel is pretty jumpy. Been kicking around the idea of a brake for a while and finally decided on an APA LB Gen II.

One of the unique things about the LB is the jam nut design. Installs in just a few seconds. Just line up the ports at 3&9 and tighten up the jam nut. Done.

The below is a test of several brakes. Mounted laser on 30 cal rifle and high speed camera measured maximum movement (1in squares at 25yards) from point of aim (red dot). I didn't like the idea of forcing the barrel down below POA after the shot, so I settled on the APA LB which looked like it performed among the best. The chart is no exaggeration. It's like an entirely different rifle. Actually, I think mine performs a bit better than the chart. A pleasure to shoot. Very satisfied.







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got the better of me. I'm a born again shooter and have purchased 4 firearms in the past 5 months (2 of them S&W). So regardless of the polarizing nature of pistol caliber carbines I indulged in another lightweight range toy sight unseen. 600 rounds over the last week have been a blast and the initial impression I had, of a nasty firearm whose heritage involved controlling unarmed civilians (com-block), is gone. It is really a fun and almost charming Ceska.
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These babies a couple of weeks apart.
Sig C3 with Crimson Trace laser grips and S&W "E" Series both Commanders.

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ChattanoogaPhil that is a awesome looking Rifle. Love my 700. 👍

Friends don't let friends buy Taurus.

Have not bought .40 S&W for 5 years and was down to 2 boxes
Saw 50 round boxes online at $12.99 and bought a case of 10

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Lobo Enhanced Pancake w/ thumbreak and basketweave, to go with birthday revolver for daughter, that was discussed in its own thread.

Some kind of furin 9MM. Was hoping to get something with the skull crusher, stand off breacher and rainbow finish options, but had to take what I could get

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Hogue X5

My second Ruger Single-Six LW "Tri-color." And something tells me that it def won't be my last one.

I need to stay away from gun shows! Against my better judgement, I attended the show at the Reno Convention Center. Wasn't there long when I spotted a 25-13 Mountain Gun wearing nice, original factory combats - not sure why the previous owner did that, but...

Got it home and swapped the combats for some Ahrends. Keeping the combats, but not sure what I am going to do with the 25-13.

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I've been trying to find my wife a 4 inch S&W model 63 for several months. Wanting a nice shooter grade example made for a tough search, since just about everybody selling a 63 prices them like S&W only made theirs! I missed three here on the forum and a couple more on other sites before finding this one on Armslist.

The gun was F-I-L-T-H-Y but I scored it for $535 total, shipped with the original hinged lid box. My receiving FFL cleaned it up for me and I put a set of 1970's vintage Herrett's Shooting Star grips I got for $40 of flea bay, then stripped and refinished. I will be giving the revolver to my wife later today as her 11th wedding anniversary present.

Cell phone pic of the Model 63, cleaned up and wearing the Herrett's grips.

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Been an odd day. When they first hit the market, I owned a HK VP9. Great gun. I sold/traded it away to fund a different firearm. I always missed it and planned on acquiring another one. I never got around to it. This morning the local small gun store near me sends me a text message with a price so good I couldn't refuse.



While there, someone makes me an offer on my Russian AK-M decked out with Magpul furniture, ALG AK-T trigger, and a MI scope mount. The offer was for a few hundred more than the original purchase price of the rifle + add ons. The profit was too good to pass up.

It's been an odd day.

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Bought two boxes of ammo today,a box of Independence 40 S&W 165 gr. FMJ. The other box is Fiolcchi .38 spl. 158 GRS.FMJ.

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