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A little Smith revolver, a lot of it titanium. Was it the 642? Anyway, I took it to the range, so I could get accustomed to it, since the revolver was such an easy rider in the pocket.
It banged heck out of my middle finger, and I didn't hit well with it, even at 8 yeards or so. Sold it and bough who-now-knows-what.
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quote:Originally posted by CHGOTHNDER
Walther PPK/S Had to have it and after my son bought me one I took it to the range and after shooting it just put it in a cabinet and have not shot it again. That was almost 9 years ago, and of course I can't sell it.
PJ
Same gun for me also. Walther PPK/S. One of the few guns I've ever sold...
Mateomasfeo
"I am what I am!" - Popeye
Assume you both had the .380 version as I did. Neatest looking, best feeling little handgun I've ever held but I dumped mine too. I've fired that pistol in .32 ACP and it's a dream but the .380 just didn't work for me.
The Desert Eagle 44 Mag. TO HEAVY, recoil, sights, barley able to hit a pie plate at 40ft. everything about thing weapon suxed. I will admit it was a used weapon with I'd say a fairly high round count on it. guy wanted 500.00 for it said no thanks.
Also was not impressed with the old delta Elite 10mm's
Just my opinion.
JBoss......Fear No Fish/peace through superior firepower
I see alot of them listed already but mine also was the Desert Eagle 44,just thought I had to have one until I got it then I could not wait to trade it off.
Marlin Camp 45, Desert Eagle .50, Never even shot a Galil to dislike it, I held it to my shoulder and would have sworn the stock was a common 2x4, very uncomfortable.
Springfield Armory V10 Ultra Compact .45 APC Ported barrel Bi-tone. I thought this gun looked great and would come in handy for conceal and carry, but it was loud as hell and I couldn't hit the side of a barn with it. Would have been better off throwing it at them. Jammed quite a bit as well. Ended up selling it after a few months to a friend who unloaded it pretty quick as well.
quote:Originally posted by mrmike08075
CHARTER ARMS AR-7 EXPLORER
SEMIAUTOMATIC SURVIVAL RIFLE
.22 LONG RIFLE
TAKES DOWN AND STORES IN THE BUTTSTOCK
IT FLOATS...
most inaccurate, inconsistant, irritating .22 lr rifle ever made.
even scoped it barely hold minute of paper plate at 12 yds...
it looks neet though...
JAMES BOND used one...
it really does float...
I had almost forgotten that I had owned an AR-7. I didn't care for it either. I bought a new one for $99.95 with my Christmas bonus one year. I had sold it before the next Christmas.
The Desert Eagle is doing these days what the .44Mag chrome revolver did back in the 70's.
That is, encouraging idiots with too much money and not enough brains or common sense to buy guns simply for the sake of vanity. The Matrix and Dirty Harry have brought responsible gun owners nothing but trouble.
Who? Me?
Yes, if you ever forked over cash for a gun you have ZERO prior experience with, just so you could look cool, then you're an idiot.
"Our finest tribute to our fallen dead would be to convince their sons that we were not Rambo and neither are they. -Gus Hasford
quote:Originally posted by Bullzeye
The Desert Eagle is doing these days what the .44Mag chrome revolver did back in the 70's.
That is, encouraging idiots with too much money and not enough brains or common sense to buy guns simply for the sake of vanity. The Matrix and Dirty Harry have brought responsible gun owners nothing but trouble.
Who? Me?
Yes, if you ever forked over cash for a gun you have ZERO prior experience with, just so you could look cool, then you're an idiot.
I got good deal on an 8 3/8 Model 29 with Pachmayer, rug, and shoulder holster. It was in pristine condition and I paid just about the price of a new 29 for it ($425 if I remember right). It was purchased new by a local police officer who apparently shot it very little. Come to think of it, I haven't shot it much other than a few trips to the range when I first got it. That 28 cents a round is pretty salty (at least to me).
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It banged heck out of my middle finger, and I didn't hit well with it, even at 8 yeards or so. Sold it and bough who-now-knows-what.
Looks like a toy version of a real gun. . .and that's because it is.
quote:Originally posted by CHGOTHNDER
Walther PPK/S Had to have it and after my son bought me one I took it to the range and after shooting it just put it in a cabinet and have not shot it again. That was almost 9 years ago, and of course I can't sell it.
PJ
Same gun for me also. Walther PPK/S. One of the few guns I've ever sold...
Mateomasfeo
"I am what I am!" - Popeye
Assume you both had the .380 version as I did. Neatest looking, best feeling little handgun I've ever held but I dumped mine too. I've fired that pistol in .32 ACP and it's a dream but the .380 just didn't work for me.
Also was not impressed with the old delta Elite 10mm's
Just my opinion.
JBoss......Fear No Fish/peace through superior firepower
Guns only have two enemies: Rust and Liberals....
CHARTER ARMS AR-7 EXPLORER
SEMIAUTOMATIC SURVIVAL RIFLE
.22 LONG RIFLE
TAKES DOWN AND STORES IN THE BUTTSTOCK
IT FLOATS...
most inaccurate, inconsistant, irritating .22 lr rifle ever made.
even scoped it barely hold minute of paper plate at 12 yds...
it looks neet though...
JAMES BOND used one...
it really does float...
I had almost forgotten that I had owned an AR-7. I didn't care for it either. I bought a new one for $99.95 with my Christmas bonus one year. I had sold it before the next Christmas.
Semper Fi
Remember Ruby Ridge.
What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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Mosin-Nagant M38. I can think of better ways to bruise the crap out of my shoulder. Now a wall hanger till sold.
Awww [:(]
Give the little fella a second chance. They recoil is actually quite mild once you get used to it...
"Radio says there's a storm on the way - I'd say it's already here."
joe
That is, encouraging idiots with too much money and not enough brains or common sense to buy guns simply for the sake of vanity. The Matrix and Dirty Harry have brought responsible gun owners nothing but trouble.
Who? Me?
Yes, if you ever forked over cash for a gun you have ZERO prior experience with, just so you could look cool, then you're an idiot.
"Our finest tribute to our fallen dead would be to convince their sons that we were not Rambo and neither are they. -Gus Hasford
A dead intruder cannot testify against you in a court of law!
Never argue with an idiot...They will drag you down to their level then beat you with experience!
No problems with it. Just felt like holding a brick.
The Desert Eagle is doing these days what the .44Mag chrome revolver did back in the 70's.
That is, encouraging idiots with too much money and not enough brains or common sense to buy guns simply for the sake of vanity. The Matrix and Dirty Harry have brought responsible gun owners nothing but trouble.
Who? Me?
Yes, if you ever forked over cash for a gun you have ZERO prior experience with, just so you could look cool, then you're an idiot.
I got good deal on an 8 3/8 Model 29 with Pachmayer, rug, and shoulder holster. It was in pristine condition and I paid just about the price of a new 29 for it ($425 if I remember right). It was purchased new by a local police officer who apparently shot it very little. Come to think of it, I haven't shot it much other than a few trips to the range when I first got it. That 28 cents a round is pretty salty (at least to me).
Semper Fi
Remember Ruby Ridge.
What if there were no hypothetical questions?
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