charlieecho64
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That Mac is impressive.
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Now that’s gangster lol
ca survivor
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I might be to late for this but, make jure you are wearing double ear protection when you fired and out doors.
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A prized family heirloom. It is a Ruger GP100 4" refinished in matte blue with a one of a kind subtle engraving/etching done by Hurricane Katrina using 6' of brackish water over the course of a week or two. Owned by several family members pre-storm, recovered by me, and salvaged by Reynerson's back in the day and myself. I'm pretty sure the Pachmayr's currently on the gun were on it when Katrina executed it's superb artistry. They are the only thing on the gun that show no effects from the brackish storm surge. Ugly as sin, but it has a deep connection to my family. I remember pulling it from the muck, lol, and yes, it still gets used.
Italian Colt Copy
I got this as a present when I was like 8 years old. I am over 40 now. It has never been loaded. Has been dry fired a million time and used as a cap gun. Me and a buddy tried to load it once with powder from a firework then it was taken away for about 20 years till I took it from my Dad's safe.
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I got this as a present when I was like 8 years old. I am over 40 now. It has never been loaded. Has been dry fired a million time and used as a cap gun. Me and a buddy tried to load it once with powder from a firework then it was taken away for about 20 years till I took it from my Dad's safe.
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A prized family heirloom. It is a Ruger GP100 4" refinished in matte blue with a one of a kind subtle engraving/etching done by Hurricane Katrina using 6' of brackish water over the course of a week or two. Owned by several family members pre-storm, recovered by me, and salvaged by Reynerson's back in the day and myself. I'm pretty sure the Pachmayr's currently on the gun were on it when Katrina executed it's superb artistry. They are the only thing on the gun that show no effects from the brackish storm surge. Ugly as sin, but it has a deep connection to my family. I remember pulling it from the muck, lol, and yes, it still gets used.
Bigchillin83
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A prized family heirloom. It is a Ruger GP100 4" refinished in matte blue with a one of a kind subtle engraving/etching done by Hurricane Katrina using 6' of brackish water over the course of a week or two. Owned by several family members pre-storm, recovered by me, and salvaged by Reynerson's back in the day and myself. I'm pretty sure the Pachmayr's currently on the gun were on it when Katrina executed it's superb artistry. They are the only thing on the gun that show no effects from the brackish storm surge. Ugly as sin, but it has a deep connection to my family. I remember pulling it from the muck, lol, and yes, it still gets used.
reminds me of a great old hymn, your story and this song reminds me of all our lives and the struggles of trials and tribulations and testimonies
Some through the waters, some through the flood,
Some through the fire, but all through the blood.
Some through great sorrow, but God gives a song
In the night season and all the day long.
http://www.praisegathering.com/media-files/pdf/A08639_lyrics.pdf
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Bigchillin83
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STACCATO P 9mm
Finally as my good friend tells me,
"I can join the cool kids" that is untill they find out im not that cool
Havent gotten a chance to shoot it yet but its bout the best of both worlds... As if a high $1911 and a Glock 17 gen5 had a baby.... Silky smooth, top end as a high $ 1911 , bottom end polymer and capacity of a glock 17/34 with 17 round and 20 round mags..
now if i can just figure out what light to run with the x300 or the tlr1-HL... im a little ocd about lights hanging off past the barrel but i think i like it on this one
Finally as my good friend tells me,
"I can join the cool kids" that is untill they find out im not that cool
Havent gotten a chance to shoot it yet but its bout the best of both worlds... As if a high $1911 and a Glock 17 gen5 had a baby.... Silky smooth, top end as a high $ 1911 , bottom end polymer and capacity of a glock 17/34 with 17 round and 20 round mags..
now if i can just figure out what light to run with the x300 or the tlr1-HL... im a little ocd about lights hanging off past the barrel but i think i like it on this one
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