Lets see you guns!!
04 April 2002, 11:39 AM
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The recent 'squirrel' thread has stired my interest in shooting again!
Show us ya guns lads!
I have a new BSA SuperSport .22 with silencer and zoom scope.... a very serious toy.....
I also have a hunting slingshot, which is fun! What ya got?
Paul
Show us ya guns lads!
I have a new BSA SuperSport .22 with silencer and zoom scope.... a very serious toy.....
I also have a hunting slingshot, which is fun! What ya got?
Paul
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04 April 2002, 04:29 PM
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Lol.
1. Webley Tracker .177, Simmons 3-12x40 Scope, Silencer.
2. Weihrauch HW98k .22
3. Webley Nemesis Pistol .22
4. RWS Sig P228 CO2 Pistol in Nickel .177
5. Walther CO2 Target Gun with 6" Barrel, Nickel with Walnut grips and laser sight.
6. Beretta 92F Blank Firer
7. Airsoft BB Gun H&K MP5 Electric SMG
8. Airsoft BB Gun Desert Eagle Gas Gun
9. Airsoft BB Gun Glock 17
10. Airsoft BB Gun Sig P228
11. Airsoft BB Gun Beretta 93R
12. Dirty Harry Magnum .44 Blank Firer
Erm thats it I think. Like collecting knives too. Came back from the US with the following goodies last year:
1. Rambo 3 Gil Hibben Knife
2. Blade Replica Sword (From the Film on a funky rack)
3. Gil Hibben Pro throw knives (set of 3). Very similar to the one used by Steven Seagal in Under Siege when he chops the onions then throws it at the board.
Would love the machete Billy uses in Predator but it seems its an expensive collectors item now so not much chance of finding one
Am off to the states in 2 weeks and am booked into a range for some training with semi auto pistols, smg's and hopefully a few assault rifles. Should have some great pics for you all
Simon.
1. Webley Tracker .177, Simmons 3-12x40 Scope, Silencer.
2. Weihrauch HW98k .22
3. Webley Nemesis Pistol .22
4. RWS Sig P228 CO2 Pistol in Nickel .177
5. Walther CO2 Target Gun with 6" Barrel, Nickel with Walnut grips and laser sight.
6. Beretta 92F Blank Firer
7. Airsoft BB Gun H&K MP5 Electric SMG
8. Airsoft BB Gun Desert Eagle Gas Gun
9. Airsoft BB Gun Glock 17
10. Airsoft BB Gun Sig P228
11. Airsoft BB Gun Beretta 93R
12. Dirty Harry Magnum .44 Blank Firer
Erm thats it I think. Like collecting knives too. Came back from the US with the following goodies last year:
1. Rambo 3 Gil Hibben Knife
2. Blade Replica Sword (From the Film on a funky rack)
3. Gil Hibben Pro throw knives (set of 3). Very similar to the one used by Steven Seagal in Under Siege when he chops the onions then throws it at the board.
Would love the machete Billy uses in Predator but it seems its an expensive collectors item now so not much chance of finding one
Am off to the states in 2 weeks and am booked into a range for some training with semi auto pistols, smg's and hopefully a few assault rifles. Should have some great pics for you all
Simon.
04 April 2002, 04:33 PM
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I will definately think twice now before takling a mole
And POC I have one of those aswell with a huge 9x Zoom deer hunting Scope.
The only thing I ever shot with it was a percussion cap in a shotgun cartridge which exploded and hit me in the leg, not very intelligent I must say
[Edited by Wurzel - 4/4/2002 5:36:07 PM]
And POC I have one of those aswell with a huge 9x Zoom deer hunting Scope.
The only thing I ever shot with it was a percussion cap in a shotgun cartridge which exploded and hit me in the leg, not very intelligent I must say
[Edited by Wurzel - 4/4/2002 5:36:07 PM]
04 April 2002, 04:37 PM
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"huge 9x Zoom deer hunting Scope" - I need me one of those!!!
Where? How much??
Cheers lads, some of you have some impressive wepons! Some of you worry me - P1 Fanatic
Paul
Where? How much??
Cheers lads, some of you have some impressive wepons! Some of you worry me - P1 Fanatic
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04 April 2002, 04:49 PM
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I never got the "Gun Thing", can any of you lot explain it ?
Not a bad shot with a Shotgun using clays but couldnt actually summon up the enthusiasm to own one and am not tempted to follow the traditional line that you are all mental and highly unstable merely for owning one, because you cant all be !
Not a bad shot with a Shotgun using clays but couldnt actually summon up the enthusiasm to own one and am not tempted to follow the traditional line that you are all mental and highly unstable merely for owning one, because you cant all be !
04 April 2002, 07:03 PM
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Berretta Silver Pigeon II - Clay Pigeon Shooting
Churchill Side by Side Antique - Family "heirloom"
Pair of Thomas Adsettes Side by Side Antiques - Ditto
Plus loads of Fly Fishing gear.
Sad I know! (Sigh)
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Churchill Side by Side Antique - Family "heirloom"
Pair of Thomas Adsettes Side by Side Antiques - Ditto
Plus loads of Fly Fishing gear.
Sad I know! (Sigh)
Jerome
04 April 2002, 08:49 PM
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OMG! Wurzel, I did exactly the same thing! Except I put the cartridge in a bit of central heating pipe, clamped it in my dad's workmate and shot at it from behind the shed. When it went off it split the pipe the full length, & blew the brass bit off the end of the cartridge. I spent 30 mins or so looking for it, then took the dog for a walk. I found it in the road about 1/4 mile away! It had gone right over the house (2 storeys!) and was definitely the same one as it had a dent near the cap where I'd missed it the first time! I wonder how I survived childhood sometimes 
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04 April 2002, 09:00 PM
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Faster mike - no they arent as you can still buy them by mail order and online.
Mufasa - lol know what u mean. When I was younger me and my bro borrowed some rimfire catridges from a blank powered nail gun on a construction yard. We then planted them in trees etc and fired my .177 rifl at them to discharge. Worked fine the first 20 times then something went wrong and on impact and detonation the catridge flew back and embedded itself in my leg just above the knee. Luckily it werent too deep and missed anything vital but damn it scared the hell outta me. Was also a bit hard explaining to the olds why I had a 4 inch bruise on my leg with a hole in the middle
Mufasa - lol know what u mean. When I was younger me and my bro borrowed some rimfire catridges from a blank powered nail gun on a construction yard. We then planted them in trees etc and fired my .177 rifl at them to discharge. Worked fine the first 20 times then something went wrong and on impact and detonation the catridge flew back and embedded itself in my leg just above the knee. Luckily it werent too deep and missed anything vital but damn it scared the hell outta me. Was also a bit hard explaining to the olds why I had a 4 inch bruise on my leg with a hole in the middle
04 April 2002, 09:49 PM
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"It's a Great Life if you can Stick It."
Top one is 38 inch with "live" blade.High grade stainless.Guaranteed unbreakable,you can blunt it but you won't break it! For serious practise.
One below is wooden "beginners" model.Still hurts when hit over knuckles with it though.
This is by front door to welcome guests. 52 inches long & 1.75 blade width. Hence the need for 2 handed handle.
And if all else fails - make some noise
Peace & Love Mark.
Top one is 38 inch with "live" blade.High grade stainless.Guaranteed unbreakable,you can blunt it but you won't break it! For serious practise.
One below is wooden "beginners" model.Still hurts when hit over knuckles with it though.
This is by front door to welcome guests. 52 inches long & 1.75 blade width. Hence the need for 2 handed handle.
And if all else fails - make some noise
Peace & Love Mark.
04 April 2002, 11:39 PM
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That the Valtro Beretta 92F as it looks like mine.
Anyone know a cheap place to get 8mm blanks as the Fiochi's are a tad pricey at £15 for 50. Nothing beats letting off 17 rounds in quick succession - just dont do it without covering your ears
Anyone know a cheap place to get 8mm blanks as the Fiochi's are a tad pricey at £15 for 50. Nothing beats letting off 17 rounds in quick succession - just dont do it without covering your ears
