Your screen name, what does it mean.

[mike from st pete]

That my name is Mike and I live in St Petersburg FL

 

[ChinaSeaSailor]

old thread if it is still live Thanks

 

[Gov]

Have you seen Blazing Saddles?

-Don't make me do it, I swears I will!-

-More beans, Mr. Taggert? ... I'd say you boys have had enough!-

 

[feralmerril]

Feralmerril here cause my name is merril, but go by Bogus Bill on a couple of other gun sites.

 

[Super38]

Just a fan of the lowly .38 calibre.

 

[7shooter]

A reference to my favorite revolver : a 686+ Mountain Gun with night sights, full moon clips and trigger job. It doesn't get any better.

 

[bmhiii]

Mine stands for Barrington M. Harsh the Third. Not my real name, but a nickname given to me by an old friend. He thought I needed a snooty moniker... I call him Esquire.

 

[mississippi revolverman]

Mine pretty simply a proud Mississippian who only shoots revolvers almost exclusively S & W

 

[Class III]

I would hope mine is self explanatory. If not see below.

I owned a pair of Ruger AC-556’s. One was a factory folder, the other was a full size stock model. Sold them a few years ago to help make a down payment on a house. They were a lot of fun to shoot. But damn, they sure did eat a lot! I've been using the same handle/screen name for the auction sites and forums for several years.

Class III

 

[BlackSky]

Mine is a prediction of what we have on the horizon.

 

[smith revolver cop]

First service weapon was a 65. Still be carrying it if they'd let me! (Also had a department-issued 57 for a while... wish I still had it.)

 

[DeathGrip]

All together now....You can have my guns when you pry them from my cold dead fingers!

 

[Hofstet]

first seven letters of my last name, very unique.

 

[7tenz]

When I first joined it represented my aquisitions of the 10mm, having 6 in autos and one 3" 610. Since then I aquired one more, Kimber 10mm, so I sign myself out as 8tenz. I like the 44 mag and 357 sig too, but I don't have them in tose #'s.

It was influenced by a story when I lived in the Texas panhandle where a man lost his ranch in a poker game on a bluff. Was only holding 4 sixes, hence the winner named his new ranch "Four-Sixes".

 

[Stainz]

One of my all-too-many other hobbies is model trains. Specifically, G-scale trains made by the German company LGB - whose logo was an Austrian 0-4-0 meter gauge steam switcher - known as a 'Stainz'. I say 'was' - past tense - because they, who began in the late 1800's as Lehmann, went bankrupt 9/07 and were bought out by the even older German toy company of Marklin GMBH. They had been around making toys for 150yr - and filed bankruptsy as of 2/2/09. So much for spare parts! Yeah, it's a 'global economy' - and a global recession!

Someone, in another forum, once asked if it had to do with a stout young intern's blue dress... that may be a better story!

Stainz

 

[jag312]

Jag312? That would be telling. I'm afraid that must remain a secret.

 

[tops]

I am 67 but when I wanted to register here I was trying to think of a name and for some reason I remembered that when I was little my dad would call me "Tops". Larry

 

[USAF385]

The 385 is my birth month/year. The USAF... well.... I'll let you guess

 

[29aholic]

Originally posted by USAF385:
The 385 is my birth month/year. The USAF... well.... I'll let you guess

Dang....now I feel old

 

[USAF385]

Originally posted by 29aholic:

Originally posted by USAF385:
The 385 is my birth month/year. The USAF... well.... I'll let you guess

Dang....now I feel old

Don't feel old. Look at is as.. experienced. That's why I got interested in this forum; to learn more about S&Ws from those with more experience.