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08-23-2008, 03:27 AM
| | |  Re: riders who carry
"SteveT" <rmh3@no48panspam.com> wrote in message
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> I wonder if Ruger makes them
> both. The specs lead me to believe they do.
they dont. ruger recognized a good design and copied it. i woudlnt be
surprised if we dont see some legal action from kel tec before its over
(just like how glock successfully sued S&W.
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>
> :No spotting scope in yer range bag?
>
> I've got a crappy one, but I still would have to walk out to the 300
> yard stand and put up targets. Too much work.
>
> I do, however, walk out to the 200 yard targets and spray them with
> white paint. I use iron sights at 200 and a crappy scope at 300
> yards. I can't hit shit with the .223 at 300 yards without a scope.
> I think the '03 Springfield 30-06 is a way better gun at 300 yards.
> The ammo is fucking expensive.
>
> ---
> Typical White Asshole  |
08-23-2008, 03:31 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"George@!home" <george@hiwaay.net> wrote in message
news:48ae5fba$1@127.0.0.1...
>>Gets more interesting when one guy's a dumbass on purpose.......
>
> Which one is doing it on purpose?
agreed. there are a lot of good guys in here and only a few jerks. out of
respect for those who are here to help others (as opposed to those who try
to elevate themselves by stepping on others) i will not allow them to bait
me any further. my sincere apologies to everyone who conducts themselves
honorably.
--
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08-23-2008, 12:40 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 16:49:48 -0700, snarl@trippin.com wrote:
>On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 18:28:02 -0400, SteveT <rmh3@no48panspam.com>
>wrote:
>
>>snarl@trippin.com wrote:
>>
>>:I *almost* bought one of those th' other day. Th' gal behind th'
>>:counter wanted damn near $400 for it, no holster, extra mag, nuttin'.
>>:There was a gent inside who said he'd sell me his slightly used Kel
>>:Tec .380 for $150... Sold! He threw in th' original box, paperwork,
>> lastic holster and a belt clip too. Th' gal said they're sellin'
>>:those Ruger's as fast as they can restock.
>>:
>>I paid $290. I'm not sure the KelTec isn't the exact same gun. It's
>>damned close from all appearances. I wonder if Ruger makes them
>>both. The specs lead me to believe they do.
>
>Could be, I haven't investigated it, so can't add anything of value to
>that aspect. What I do know is that they're both really easy to
>carry. Mine fits in a watch pocket (in a closed barrel holster that
>covers th' trigger). And it's surprisingly accurate. Plus being a
>Dutchman th' $150 price tag makes it better'n yers ; P
>
>>:No spotting scope in yer range bag?
>>
>>I've got a crappy one, but I still would have to walk out to the 300
>>yard stand and put up targets. Too much work.
>
>I've got kids for that part. That is when I go to th' range...
>usually just shoot at home in th' back 40. Or off th' deck. Or from
>th' Hog-Den. Or wherever th' fuck I want <g>.
>
Ain't it great? I can't shoot the .45 off the back porch, there's a
neighbor off through the woods in that direction so I save the back
porch for the shotguns. The .45 gets shot off the front porch or up
by the shop. I've got a little 25 yard range set up across the drive
from the shop.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC(P)'Pearl'
'87 FLTC 'Bebe La Strange'
'61 F-100
BS#132, TOMKAT, SENS, SLOB#13
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08-23-2008, 05:53 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 06:40:05 -0500, Old Crow <walliscrow@yahoo.com>
wrote:
>On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 16:49:48 -0700, snarl@trippin.com wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 18:28:02 -0400, SteveT <rmh3@no48panspam.com>
>>wrote:
>>
>>>snarl@trippin.com wrote:
>>>
>>>:I *almost* bought one of those th' other day. Th' gal behind th'
>>>:counter wanted damn near $400 for it, no holster, extra mag, nuttin'.
>>>:There was a gent inside who said he'd sell me his slightly used Kel
>>>:Tec .380 for $150... Sold! He threw in th' original box, paperwork,
>>>lastic holster and a belt clip too. Th' gal said they're sellin'
>>>:those Ruger's as fast as they can restock.
>>>:
>>>I paid $290. I'm not sure the KelTec isn't the exact same gun. It's
>>>damned close from all appearances. I wonder if Ruger makes them
>>>both. The specs lead me to believe they do.
>>
>>Could be, I haven't investigated it, so can't add anything of value to
>>that aspect. What I do know is that they're both really easy to
>>carry. Mine fits in a watch pocket (in a closed barrel holster that
>>covers th' trigger). And it's surprisingly accurate. Plus being a
>>Dutchman th' $150 price tag makes it better'n yers ; P
>>
>>>:No spotting scope in yer range bag?
>>>
>>>I've got a crappy one, but I still would have to walk out to the 300
>>>yard stand and put up targets. Too much work.
>>
>>I've got kids for that part. That is when I go to th' range...
>>usually just shoot at home in th' back 40. Or off th' deck. Or from
>>th' Hog-Den. Or wherever th' fuck I want <g>.
>
>Ain't it great? I can't shoot the .45 off the back porch, there's a
>neighbor off through the woods in that direction so I save the back
>porch for the shotguns. The .45 gets shot off the front porch or up
>by the shop. I've got a little 25 yard range set up across the drive
>from the shop.
Th' only direction I need to worry about is to th' west, where th'
road is. Then again, there's so many fuckin' trees between th'
house/shop to there that I prolly couldn't thread a round through 'em
that far if I tried.
We've had peeps out here who "went for a walk in th' woods". Stupid
city folks. Once ya get 20' into th' tree line and turn around a time
er two, yer lost. Well, they were anyway. I seriously doubt I could
get a .223, 30-30 or awt 6 round to go more than 50' through that, let
alone 400+' from th' shop to th' road.
Plus what neighbors we do have, don't give a shit. You'd have loved
bein' at th' ParTay this year! Sounded like a war zone fer 1/2 hour
or better <g>. Best part is when ya get a couple of newbs who've
never shot a gun before. Wakko was grinnin' ear to ringing ear. I'll
never forget th' look on Phil B's face when he figured out what sights
are for. He was a can killin' machine after that <g>.
Snarl |
08-24-2008, 11:26 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 09:53:07 -0700, snarl@trippin.com wrote:
>On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 06:40:05 -0500, Old Crow <walliscrow@yahoo.com>
>wrote:
>
>>On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 16:49:48 -0700, snarl@trippin.com wrote:
>>
>>>On Fri, 22 Aug 2008 18:28:02 -0400, SteveT <rmh3@no48panspam.com>
>>>wrote:
>>>
>>>>snarl@trippin.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>>:I *almost* bought one of those th' other day. Th' gal behind th'
>>>>:counter wanted damn near $400 for it, no holster, extra mag, nuttin'.
>>>>:There was a gent inside who said he'd sell me his slightly used Kel
>>>>:Tec .380 for $150... Sold! He threw in th' original box, paperwork,
>>>>lastic holster and a belt clip too. Th' gal said they're sellin'
>>>>:those Ruger's as fast as they can restock.
>>>>:
>>>>I paid $290. I'm not sure the KelTec isn't the exact same gun. It's
>>>>damned close from all appearances. I wonder if Ruger makes them
>>>>both. The specs lead me to believe they do.
>>>
>>>Could be, I haven't investigated it, so can't add anything of value to
>>>that aspect. What I do know is that they're both really easy to
>>>carry. Mine fits in a watch pocket (in a closed barrel holster that
>>>covers th' trigger). And it's surprisingly accurate. Plus being a
>>>Dutchman th' $150 price tag makes it better'n yers ; P
>>>
>>>>:No spotting scope in yer range bag?
>>>>
>>>>I've got a crappy one, but I still would have to walk out to the 300
>>>>yard stand and put up targets. Too much work.
>>>
>>>I've got kids for that part. That is when I go to th' range...
>>>usually just shoot at home in th' back 40. Or off th' deck. Or from
>>>th' Hog-Den. Or wherever th' fuck I want <g>.
>>
>>Ain't it great? I can't shoot the .45 off the back porch, there's a
>>neighbor off through the woods in that direction so I save the back
>>porch for the shotguns. The .45 gets shot off the front porch or up
>>by the shop. I've got a little 25 yard range set up across the drive
>>from the shop.
>
>Th' only direction I need to worry about is to th' west, where th'
>road is. Then again, there's so many fuckin' trees between th'
>house/shop to there that I prolly couldn't thread a round through 'em
>that far if I tried.
That's probably true of my neighbor's house, but I kinda like the guy,
so I don't take any chances.
>
>We've had peeps out here who "went for a walk in th' woods". Stupid
>city folks. Once ya get 20' into th' tree line and turn around a time
>er two, yer lost. Well, they were anyway. I seriously doubt I could
>get a .223, 30-30 or awt 6 round to go more than 50' through that, let
>alone 400+' from th' shop to th' road. http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v=...cl=1&encType=1
The rectangular white roof next to the white part of the drive is my
shop. The house is the dark spot next to the brown part of the
driveway. I usually walk out of the shop to the road, and shoot
across the road down toward the creek at the bottom of the hill. The
hill on the other side of the creek rises well above my elevation and
there's nothing there but trees, so I don't really worry about stray
rounds.
This ain't a bad pic, Yahoo's was taken before I even built the shop
and in the summer besides. At least with the leaves off the trees you
can see the land contours better.
>
>Plus what neighbors we do have, don't give a shit. You'd have loved
>bein' at th' ParTay this year! Sounded like a war zone fer 1/2 hour
>or better <g>. Best part is when ya get a couple of newbs who've
>never shot a gun before. Wakko was grinnin' ear to ringing ear. I'll
>never forget th' look on Phil B's face when he figured out what sights
>are for. He was a can killin' machine after that <g>.
>
The neighbor to my west has a couple of guns and he shoots more that I
do<g>. Sometimes I'll hear him and go get my gun, sometimes he hears
me and gets his. 4th of July was a blast, so to speak.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC(P)'Pearl'
'87 FLTC 'Bebe La Strange'
'61 F-100
BS#132, TOMKAT, SENS, SLOB#13
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08-24-2008, 11:36 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
On Sat, 23 Aug 2008 13:58:59 -0600, "Nathan W. Collier"
<not@my-mail.com> wrote:
>"Old Crow" <walliscrow@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:jjtva4d3l61mh8ls4o0tdvl65u9jhtejl9@4ax.com.. .
>> I can't shoot the .45 off the back porch
>
>wally,
>what kind of .45 do you shoot?
Colt. According to the charts on M1911.org the manufacture date was
in 1918.
T'was my dad's gun from WWII, and I've known it all my life. It's a
straight 1911, but somewhere in it's life it had A1 grips installed.
They're in a drawer now, as my kid bought me a set of Pacymeyer's for
it.
I've also still got my first .22 rifle which I got on my 12th B-day, a
nice little Savage pump gun, and a couple of 12 gauges, just to round
out the collection.
Got a pic around here someplace, I'll put it across the street if I
can find it.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC(P)'Pearl'
'87 FLTC 'Bebe La Strange'
'61 F-100
BS#132, TOMKAT, SENS, SLOB#13
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08-24-2008, 06:44 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
snarl@trippin.com <snarl@trippin.com> wrote:
>
> We've had peeps out here who "went for a walk in th' woods". Stupid
> city folks. Once ya get 20' into th' tree line and turn around a time
> er two, yer lost. Well, they were anyway. I seriously doubt I could
> get a .223, 30-30 or awt 6 round to go more than 50' through that, let
> alone 400+' from th' shop to th' road.
It's pretty damn dense, that's for sure. I stood out there
early in the morning, after taking a leak/brushing my teeth. I heard
large critters that *had* to be real close. I stood there scoping for
probably 5 minutes trying to see something. Never did.
> I'll
> never forget th' look on Phil B's face when he figured out what sights
> are for. He was a can killin' machine after that <g>.
I had no idea they had them in the front *and* the back!
Phil...the "I'll be ready next time!" Asshole(tm)...
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08-24-2008, 07:12 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"Old Crow" <walliscrow@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> Colt. According to the charts on M1911.org the manufacture date was
> in 1918.
<DROOL>....VERY nice! im glad to hear you still shoot it. most would stick
it in a safe or display case wasting its potential.
> T'was my dad's gun from WWII, and I've known it all my life.
and im sure one day it will be your sons. i have an old browning built
rifle like that handed down from my great grand father (built by john
brownings dad). somewhere along the line someone had the chamber drilled
out to accept .22LR (was originally a .22 short) so i dont know if it has
any real monetary value anymore....but who cares about that anyway? like
yours, it still gets shot just as it was designed to do.
> Got a pic around here someplace,
looking forward to it Sir. if you ever need to know ANYthing about it i
have a colt guru that seems to know EVERYthing about any colt you can name
that id be glad to put you in touch with.
--
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08-24-2008, 08:15 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
On Sun, 24 Aug 2008 12:12:05 -0600, "Nathan W. Collier"
<not@my-mail.com> wrote:
>"Old Crow" <walliscrow@yahoo.com> wrote in message
>news:ird2b4disoo5g2vog9sgmjbuerci7pjqda@4ax.com.. .
>> Colt. According to the charts on M1911.org the manufacture date was
>> in 1918.
>
><DROOL>....VERY nice! im glad to hear you still shoot it. most would stick
>it in a safe or display case wasting its potential.
>
>
>> T'was my dad's gun from WWII, and I've known it all my life.
>
>and im sure one day it will be your sons. i have an old browning built
>rifle like that handed down from my great grand father (built by john
>brownings dad). somewhere along the line someone had the chamber drilled
>out to accept .22LR (was originally a .22 short) so i dont know if it has
>any real monetary value anymore....but who cares about that anyway? like
>yours, it still gets shot just as it was designed to do.
>
>
>> Got a pic around here someplace,
>
>looking forward to it Sir. if you ever need to know ANYthing about it i
>have a colt guru that seems to know EVERYthing about any colt you can name
>that id be glad to put you in touch with.
I put some pics up for you and Les this morning, but I don't see them
yet. They haven't shown up by tomorrow moring I'll email 'em to ya.
--
Old Crow
'82 FLTC(P)'Pearl'
'87 FLTC 'Bebe La Strange'
'61 F-100
BS#132, TOMKAT, SENS, SLOB#13
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08-24-2008, 08:25 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
On 24 Aug 2008 17:44:48 GMT, Phil Boutros <philb@total.net> wrote:
>snarl@trippin.com <snarl@trippin.com> wrote:
>>
>> We've had peeps out here who "went for a walk in th' woods". Stupid
>> city folks. Once ya get 20' into th' tree line and turn around a time
>> er two, yer lost. Well, they were anyway. I seriously doubt I could
>> get a .223, 30-30 or awt 6 round to go more than 50' through that, let
>> alone 400+' from th' shop to th' road.
>
> It's pretty damn dense, that's for sure. I stood out there
>early in the morning, after taking a leak/brushing my teeth. I heard
>large critters that *had* to be real close. I stood there scoping for
>probably 5 minutes trying to see something. Never did.
Prolly deer. And besides th' Douglas Fir, Hemlock's, Cedar's and
Alder's, th' underbrush (mostly Huckleberry and Salal) is thick and
about 8' high. If someone goes out there sans a compass, or doesn't
know th' trails, they're lost in no time flat. There's a pretty funny
story about that from one of th' early ParTay's.
>> I'll
>> never forget th' look on Phil B's face when he figured out what sights
>> are for. He was a can killin' machine after that <g>.
>
> I had no idea they had them in the front *and* the back!
<g> Never knew you were such a good shot, eh?
Snarl
|
08-24-2008, 08:33 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
Old Crow wrote:
<snip>
> I put some pics up for you and Les this morning, but I don't see them
> yet. They haven't shown up by tomorrow moring I'll email 'em to ya.
I posted a pic and a link to a video from yesterday's off-road trip.
There were 8-9 4x4's and the Baja this time. I made it over several
spots on the trails I didn't think I'd be able to. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5bq5fLmM9kg
Still waiting on some decent rear tires, but letting the pressure down
to 10 PSI helped a lot.
Les |
08-25-2008, 05:44 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"Old Crow" <walliscrow@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:sfc2b4h4gjpl73cl5sonoiottvr226oa63@4ax.com...
<snip>
>
> http://maps.live.com/default.aspx?v=...cl=1&encType=1
>
> The rectangular white roof next to the white part of the drive is my
> shop. The house is the dark spot next to the brown part of the
> driveway. I usually walk out of the shop to the road, and shoot
> across the road down toward the creek at the bottom of the hill. The
> hill on the other side of the creek rises well above my elevation and
> there's nothing there but trees, so I don't really worry about stray
> rounds.
<snip>
> The neighbor to my west has a couple of guns and he shoots more that I
> do<g>. Sometimes I'll hear him and go get my gun, sometimes he hears
> me and gets his. 4th of July was a blast, so to speak.
> --
> Old Crow
> '82 FLTC(P)'Pearl'
> '87 FLTC 'Bebe La Strange'
> '61 F-100
> BS#132, TOMKAT, SENS, SLOB#13
> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **
that is pretty cool so i had to give it a whirl.
the bottom left you see the intersection of county road 192 and stone place.
from that intersection we own both sides of the road for about a mile back
towards the river. my brother owns the property on the top side from the
way that photo is oriented and i have the property on the bottom side.
basically from stone place and stone place court to a little over half way
to the river. my side is nothing but trees and is surrounded on three sides
by a wildlife management area. nobody can ever build any closer to me than
the houses in stone court and where i am planning to build is a half a mile
from them. i will be able to shoot in any direction i want from where the
house is going to be. http://tinyurl.com/3tbjlr
if my back doesn't get to feeling better soon i am going to go ahead and
build a house there and retire. its just too far to commute from the farm
to work is why it hasn't been done already.
michael |
08-25-2008, 06:39 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"Old Crow" <walliscrow@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ird2b4disoo5g2vog9sgmjbuerci7pjqda@4ax.com...
<snip>
> Colt. According to the charts on M1911.org the manufacture date was
> in 1918.
> T'was my dad's gun from WWII, and I've known it all my life. It's a
> straight 1911, but somewhere in it's life it had A1 grips installed.
> They're in a drawer now, as my kid bought me a set of Pacymeyer's for
> it.
> I've also still got my first .22 rifle which I got on my 12th B-day, a
> nice little Savage pump gun, and a couple of 12 gauges, just to round
> out the collection.
> Got a pic around here someplace, I'll put it across the street if I
> can find it.
> --
> Old Crow
> '82 FLTC(P)'Pearl'
> '87 FLTC 'Bebe La Strange'
> '61 F-100
> BS#132, TOMKAT, SENS, SLOB#13
> ** Posted from http://www.teranews.com **
my very favorite .45 acp. a ww2 relic brought home by an *old* friend.
upgraded with a bushingless quadralock barrel, full length recoil spring
guide, match trigger, lots of metal checkering, frame fitted to slide, etc. http://www.crowderinc.com/images/gun...ckgmodel08.jpg
notice the patent dates and other interesting stampings. on the side of the
slide are a set of crossed artillary cannons but i don't have a photo of
those posted. i'll have to get on that. these photos actually are kinda
poor, i need to reshoot them. http://www.crowderinc.com/images/gun...ckgmodel07.jpg http://www.crowderinc.com/images/gun...ckgmodel03.jpg
next is my tied for all time favorite . 45 acp. a randal "general curis e.
lemay". http://www.crowderinc.com/images/gun...l45knife01.jpg
oh yeah, curtis with his brother... http://www.crowderinc.com/images/gun...selemays01.jpg
the .45 that took me all over the country back in the early days of IPSC. http://www.crowderinc.com/images/gun...lt45comp02.jpg
some day i need to get serious and photograph my entire .45 collection. it
would be interesting to me just to see what all i have buried in the vaults.
michael
p.s. nathan and the other crew still haven't gotten the point i was trying
to make in the other group. open carry, even if it is legal, will upset the
occasional ignorant cop enough that it will escalate to confrontation and
occasionally somebody gets killed in the process. keep your stinking gun
concealed. anyone that carries openly for long will sooner rather than
later get hassled by the man. out of sight, out of mind, little to no
trouble. i have never been hassled over a concealed gun. i thought that
was a simple concept, oh well. |
08-25-2008, 07:09 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"nunya" <nunya@nunya.net> wrote in message
news:_ursk.15649$rD2.4646@bignews4.bellsouth.net.. .
>
<snip>
b.t.w.
gotta reply to binary stuff with links now since at&t sold me down the river
on and i can't walk across the street anymore. oh shirley!?!
michael
|
08-25-2008, 10:00 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
snarl@trippin.com <snarl@trippin.com> wrote:
>
><g> Never knew you were such a good shot, eh?
I had no idea, since I had never shot anything before (nor
have I since, now that I think of it)...
Phil
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08-26-2008, 05:50 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"nunya" <nunya@nunya.net> wrote in message
news:_ursk.15649$rD2.4646@bignews4.bellsouth.net.. .
> my very favorite .45 acp. a ww2 relic brought home by an *old* friend.
> upgraded with a bushingless quadralock barrel, full length recoil spring
> guide, match trigger, lots of metal checkering, frame fitted to slide,
> etc.
>
> http://www.crowderinc.com/images/gun...ckgmodel08.jpg
nunya,
this is a VERY beautiful piece. i can only hope it means half as much to
you as it does to me (and i dont even own it!). i absolutely IMPLORE you
to reconsider your plans. the FLGR is "ok" if you must have it but please
do not bastardize such a beautiful piece of history by putting in a
bushingless barrel. if you want to give it a good going over like it
deserves, send it to wilson combat to be refurbished. they will make it run
like a swiss watch without bastardizing the heritage that john browning
designed into it.
> p.s. nathan and the other crew still haven't gotten the point i was
> trying to make in the other group.
correction: note i NEVER criticized you in that thread. i never even
responded to you in that thread.
> open carry, even if it is legal, will upset the occasional ignorant cop
> enough that it will escalate to confrontation and occasionally somebody
> gets killed in the process.
i agree that its only a matter of time before you get hassled for open
carry. that said however, if its legal i do support the right to do so and
im glad that some are out there taking the hit for the rest of us. if a
right isnt used its only a matter of time before its lost. that said, as
hard as i try i cannot embrace open carry. my weapon is the ace up my
sleeve....a surprise for a bad guy who underestimates my ability to defend
myself.
.....its all about choices.
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Nathan In Montana http://ConcealedCarryForum.com http://1911talk.com http://HiPowerTalk.com http://GlockCarry.com http://P7talk.com http://PPStalk.com |
08-26-2008, 07:38 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"Nathan W. Collier" <not@my-mail.com> wrote in message
news:8dGdnQzE2JPiFi7VnZ2dnUVZ_v7inZ2d@bresnan.com. ..
<snip>
>> http://www.crowderinc.com/images/gun...ckgmodel08.jpg
>
> nunya,
> this is a VERY beautiful piece. i can only hope it means half as much to
> you as it does to me (and i dont even own it!). i absolutely IMPLORE you
> to reconsider your plans. the FLGR is "ok" if you must have it but please
> do not bastardize such a beautiful piece of history by putting in a
> bushingless barrel. if you want to give it a good going over like it
> deserves, send it to wilson combat to be refurbished. they will make it
> run like a swiss watch without bastardizing the heritage that john
> browning designed into it.
>
nathan,
that pistol was built by the son of the guy who brought it home from ww2
and is a fairly renown local pistol smith. i acquired it in its present
form and it can never go back to what it was. there has been too much metal
checkering and such to back up now. lots of those old military .45's laying
around, so no great historical loss, it is now a very interesting piece that
is all function. it is my winter weather carry gun. during the hot sticky
summer months down here i have to tote stainless.
some day i am going to drag out all of my .45's and photograph them with
some care for my website. i actually don't even know how many i have
currently. i keep buying rarer varients like randalls, detonics, dan
wessons and lots of colts. i picked up a couple of colt wheel guns
yesterday. a nice nickel detectives special and a old 1892 wells fargo
varient. got them stuck in the vault here at work hoping to sell at least
one before i get emotionally attached. i have two kimber .45's for sale at
present. there are so many of them on the market now that they are not
special anymore. one stainless compact and and a custom shop ultra cdp2. i
figure to use the money toward a turnbolt 50bmg.
michael |
08-26-2008, 07:05 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"nunya" <nunya@nunya.net> wrote in message
news:7qNsk.17620$Ep1.5140@bignews2.bellsouth.net.. .
> i acquired it in its present form and it can never go back to what it
> was.
if its worth it to you im certain wilson combat back build up and
reform...but they DO charge a premium rate for their services. i would LOVE
to find a real colt from that era, you have quite the find there.
> some day i am going to drag out all of my .45's and photograph them with
> some care for my website.
dedicated to 1911s by chance?
> i actually don't even know how many i have currently.
it seems we share the same passion (or is it a sickness?). i know i have
several dozen 1911s but ive never bothered to count them. its like an
addiction of sorts. oddly enough i dont carry 1911s (i prefer higher
capacity platforms) but they are by far my all time favorite shooters.
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Nathan In Montana http://ConcealedCarryForum.com http://1911talk.com http://HiPowerTalk.com http://GlockCarry.com http://P7talk.com http://PPStalk.com |
08-28-2008, 07:24 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"Steve Irving" <sdirv@nospamqwest.net> wrote in message
> Gets more interesting when one guy's a dumbass on purpose.......
He's stupid and irrelevent. A troll is a troll and by any other is still a
socially awkward instigator with no life. Sits behind a screen and fucks
around in a newsgroup of people who know each other IRL and clearly have no
use for him. His social life is null or he wouldn't find this entertaining.
I couldn't even imagine why someone would want to spend precious time with
people who have made it clear he's not wanted. It's sadly obvious what he's
like IRL. I filtered him for no other reason than he's a waste of time. He
offers zero and trolling here is the best he can do to provide some good
feeling in his disturbed world. He feels powerless in a world that has left
him behind and needs to take on a silly issue to faux subjugate anything in
his life. His paranoia results from being on the lifelong losing end of all
life has to offer. His bitterness manifests itself as chest thumping gun
toting bullshit. It's debilitating to be so insecure that you need to post
his insideously stupid message boards as respresentation of who he is rather
than something bike related. No regular here would ever feel the need to do
that. It speaks volumes and it's a tale of woe. Gnats been swatted by life
and trolling here is the best he can do to swat back. He'll be gone soon
enough. They always have been and they always will.
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08-28-2008, 07:36 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"SteveT" <rmh3@no48panspam.com> wrote in message
> Phil Boutros <philb@total.net> wrote:
>
> : Some of us can't legally carry. As such, spare us the
> :"accept[ing] responsibility for their own security" rhetoric, please.
>
> I guess it's the "subject" vs. "citizen" thing.
>
> The whole concept of the police protecting me from anything seems
> strange. Here in the states at least, the police write reports and
> try to solve crimes *after* they happen. That pretty much precludes
> them from providing much personal protection in an emergency.
> Of course, there aren't a hell of a lot of muggers or home invaders
> in Banff.
And Montana's a hotbed of crime.
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08-28-2008, 03:39 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
Schmoe wrote:
> "Steve Irving" <sdirv@nospamqwest.net> wrote in message
>
>> Gets more interesting when one guy's a dumbass on purpose.......
>
> He's stupid and irrelevent. A troll is a troll and by any other is still
> a socially awkward instigator with no life. Sits behind a screen and
> fucks around in a newsgroup of people who know each other IRL and
> clearly have no use for him. His social life is null or he wouldn't find
> this entertaining. I couldn't even imagine why someone would want to
> spend precious time with people who have made it clear he's not wanted.
> It's sadly obvious what he's like IRL. I filtered him for no other
> reason than he's a waste of time. He offers zero and trolling here is
> the best he can do to provide some good feeling in his disturbed world.
> He feels powerless in a world that has left him behind and needs to take
> on a silly issue to faux subjugate anything in his life. His paranoia
> results from being on the lifelong losing end of all life has to offer.
> His bitterness manifests itself as chest thumping gun toting bullshit.
> It's debilitating to be so insecure that you need to post his
> insideously stupid message boards as respresentation of who he is rather
> than something bike related. No regular here would ever feel the need to
> do that. It speaks volumes and it's a tale of woe. Gnats been swatted by
> life and trolling here is the best he can do to swat back. He'll be gone
> soon enough. They always have been and they always will.
LOL. You gotta let that stuff out. It's not healthy to carry that sort
of thing bottled up inside you.
It'll turn you into a Frenchu.
And nobody wants that.
--
spunky hussein TrustMeOnThis tuna
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08-28-2008, 04:33 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
Schmoe wrote:
> "Steve Irving" <sdirv@nospamqwest.net> wrote in message
>
>> Gets more interesting when one guy's a dumbass on purpose.......
>
> He's stupid and irrelevent. A troll is a troll and by any other is still
> a socially awkward instigator with no life. Sits behind a screen and
> fucks around in a newsgroup of people who know each other IRL and
> clearly have no use for him. His social life is null or he wouldn't find
> this entertaining. I couldn't even imagine why someone would want to
> spend precious time with people who have made it clear he's not wanted.
> It's sadly obvious what he's like IRL. I filtered him for no other
> reason than he's a waste of time. He offers zero and trolling here is
> the best he can do to provide some good feeling in his disturbed world.
> He feels powerless in a world that has left him behind and needs to take
> on a silly issue to faux subjugate anything in his life. His paranoia
> results from being on the lifelong losing end of all life has to offer.
> His bitterness manifests itself as chest thumping gun toting bullshit.
> It's debilitating to be so insecure that you need to post his
> insideously stupid message boards as respresentation of who he is rather
> than something bike related. No regular here would ever feel the need to
> do that. It speaks volumes and it's a tale of woe. Gnats been swatted by
> life and trolling here is the best he can do to swat back. He'll be gone
> soon enough. They always have been and they always will.
Breathe, man!!
Fins BS#221
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08-31-2008, 09:52 AM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"Nathan W. Collier" <not@my-mail.com> wrote in message
news:u7CdnTXKo4PrQSvVnZ2dnUVZ_rPinZ2d@bresnan.com. ..
> "Schmoe" <schmoe@schmoeville.net> wrote in message
> news:48b64484$0$23221$ec3e2dad@news.usenetmonster. com...
>> He's stupid and irrelevent.
>
> you still pissed because i exposed your anti-american political bullshit
> where YOU BLAME AMERICA for terrorist insurgent bombings in iraq? dang,
> let it go old-timer. move on. being bitter and pissy only makes you foul
> and smell like piss.
And you wonder why people think you are a fucking jackass.
The only anti-american thing you can do is NOT express your concerns with
things about OUR country that bother you.
As a matter of fact, there would be NO GODDAMN INSURGENT ATTACKS IF WE
DIDN'T invade.
Of course, Saddam might still be gassing, torturing, jailing and killing
people he felt were a threat to his authority, or in
the way but that wasn't the motherfucking subject now was it?
Let me set you on a clear path to not being a motherfucking moron.
Just because someone's opinion differs from yours DOES NOT make them wrong,
it doesn't make them "anti-american" nor does it give you licence
to talk shit. The one thing that sets countries like ours apart from the
various other forms of government *IS* our right to point out what we feel
are shortcomings in our
political/military/industrial/socioeconomic structure and activities.
For instance, I can't vote democrat because of the gun control issue, and I
can't vote republican because of the female reproductive issues, it seems
like no matter who
is running the joint they all want to tell someone what they can or cannot
do. That pisses me off but I am not going to spew a buncha hogwash
about how they are "unamerican" because I don't agree with the positions
they have taken on these issues.
I vote on a more local level where my input has real effect, and I trust
that those people I do vote for will represent me in the way I wish to be
represented.
I might also add that you ain't the only one who is gaping wide here, but
you are surely the most noticable.
I did like the pics you posted of the ride in Montana, and since my parents
live there I have a good reason to go and see ut for myself. <sfsf>
One last thing, I hear that newer keyboards have a <shift> key, you might
look into getting one. It makes your diatribes much more readable.
(Man this shit makes me thirsty, I need coffee, and set them up for anyone I
haven't offended here, and even those that I may have.)
And I lied, that wasn't the last thing. The last thing is your tagline. I
don't see how a bunch of gun forums is relevant to a motorcycle discussion
group.
I like firearms, 1911s and variants in particular, but there are a gazillion
places I can read about them when I choose to. It is really close to
advertising
which is strongly frowned upon here, even most motorcycle related
advertising.
/end rant
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08-31-2008, 02:24 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"Rob" <rcoy007@wavecable.com> wrote:
:As a matter of fact, there would be NO GODDAMN INSURGENT ATTACKS IF WE  IDN'T invade.
Really?
Is this a political thread on RMH?
Can we take it offline?
Thanks.
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Typical White Asshole |
08-31-2008, 04:42 PM
| | | Re: riders who carry
"Rob" <rcoy007@wavecable.com> wrote in message
news:q9adnRg_5KJ2xifVnZ2dnUVZ_qTinZ2d@wavecable.co m...
> And you wonder why people think you are a fucking jackass.
i really dont care what a few anti-american pricks living in a pathetic
little fantasy bar think about me at all.
> As a matter of fact, there would be NO GODDAMN INSURGENT ATTACKS IF WE
> DIDN'T invade.
so you also blame america for insurgent terrorist attacks. got it. do you
also blame police men when an armed felon flees and hits an innocent
motorist? thats the SAME stupid logic.
> Of course, Saddam might still be gassing, torturing, jailing and killing
gee, ya think? ya think his boys might still be out there raping 12 year
old girls at will?
> Just because someone's opinion differs from yours DOES NOT make them
> wrong, it doesn't make them "anti-american"
i agree competely. his statements are anti-american all on their own with
no regard to what anyone else believes.
> I can't vote republican because of the female reproductive issues
so you believe its ok to slaughter innocent children in the womb just
because its inconvenient to the "mother"?
> I did like the pics you posted of the ride in Montana, and since my
> parents live there I have a good reason to go and see ut for myself.
> <sfsf>
you should ride it. its a beautiful ride.
> One last thing, I hear that newer keyboards have a <shift> key, you might
> look into getting one. It makes your diatribes much more readable.
you _are_ aware of how pathetic attacks on grammar on usenet are | |
