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Carothers and Guns
- Thread starter Gusbuster
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Gotta chime in now. I think I broke the record of fastest ATF eform approval. Submitted last Friday, prints delivered late Monday and I got my stamp this morning.
M67
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more and more I look at the Ks the more I want one. Roller delay goodness
. Current project gun and so far softest shooting 308 I’ve ever shot
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You should get one. Too many options to choose from these days. Drawback is not much room to add anything but I can't complain when she's 14 in head to toe with the stock foldedmore and more I look at the Ks the more I want one. Roller delay goodness
Current project gun and so far softest shooting 308 I’ve ever shot
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M67
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That’s about the only downside I see to the K (and other super compact sub guns without a tucked rail handguard). Not much room for anything unless you SBR and throw a vertical grip on it
I have a regular AP5 and it just seems to need a little brother
Tensegrity
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I'm aware that brand opinions vary.... greatly.... but my father was loyal and taught me with multiple SAs, so I've continued out of nostalgia.
11+1, cowitnessed, lighting and suppression possible; an enjoyable, reliable and expandable pkg.
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11+1, cowitnessed, lighting and suppression possible; an enjoyable, reliable and expandable pkg.
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EMCEE
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You, sir, do damn fine work !I think I posted my Owyhee before but taking my daughter shooting it for her first time this weekend on her 9th birthday. The case has been an ongoing project for a while, I can't make a living if I make too much stuff for myself
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EMCEE
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Such a sweet ‘lil piece of boom boom ! One of sons just bought an X Macro and the feel of it, ported slide, and capacity made my Glock 48 MOS bow and curtsy. Gorgeous DEF, as well.
This little Sig holds 17+1!
Uncle Slayton
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definitely a swamp arse tropical depression outside
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While we're doing Dan Wessons with Carothers:
Dan Wesson Vigil Government 9mm with polished ivory micarta VZ grips, leather by Tim Thune of TT Gunleather. Here with my still-icy-cold-from-sitting-on-the-delivery-truck Signature edition SDFK in double-black linen micarta with Pirtlemade leather.
Dan Wesson Vigil Government 9mm with polished ivory micarta VZ grips, leather by Tim Thune of TT Gunleather. Here with my still-icy-cold-from-sitting-on-the-delivery-truck Signature edition SDFK in double-black linen micarta with Pirtlemade leather.
EMCEE
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Stay safe down there, brother. Great pic.definitely a swamp arse tropical depression outside
So very sexy !!!While we're doing Dan Wessons with Carothers:
Dan Wesson Vigil Government 9mm with polished ivory micarta VZ grips, leather by Tim Thune of TT Gunleather. Here with my still-icy-cold-from-sitting-on-the-delivery-truck Signature edition SDFK in double-black linen micarta with Pirtlemade leather.
JJ_Colt45
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How does that TRP compare to other 1911s? I've been thinking about trying a Dan Wesson and that model is one I was considering.
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The TCP is excellent. I really can't even find the tiniest thing to nitpick about it. Smooth as butter, with an excellent trigger. And with an alloy frame, it's pretty easy on the belt, too. If you don't want a rail, the ECP is worth looking at as well.
What kind of stock on that m1a1 scout ?
Alone
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I believe so. That's a SOCOM16, and I believe it shares the same stock with the Scout. (*because of the Scout Rail)
Is that a 6inch barrel on that manurhin? Love HK pistols
5.75 inch with heavy barrel. Older HK designs are my favorite.
Bought my Dad a nickel plated Hk P7 for Father's day once . Didn't know how he would react to a squeeze grip . He loved it and sleeps with it under his pillow. Great trigger but man it gets hot . I love my manurhin mr73 . I can't but a friend in my son's security force unit shot all 6 rds into a quarter at 25 yards , freehand. I felt good about my shooting skills right up until that happened.
