Help......Need gun ideas

You know Garth, when you have all bases covered and you are just looking to scratch an itch - the only thing that might do it is a PAIR of six guns!
I like to shoot all kinds of firearms, and all calibers. They are all great, for a purpose, in my opinion. But when I want to just cut loose and enjoy shooting, for the sake of burning powder, the little kid inside me takes over. Some of you guys might be to tough to admit it:cool:, but from the first time I saw a western movie - I knew I had to get a two gun rig some day. Well, I finally got exactly what I wanted! Please allow me to introduce my pair of Ruger New Vaquero Birdhead Revolvers chambered in .45acp:

Yes, there are more powerful guns, and guns that shoot faster, and more times. But nothing "scratches that itch" for me like pulling these babies out and going to work! They are the guns I shoot the most, get the most attention at the range(the good kind), and the ones my buddies request when we go to the range. They are among my most prized possessions/toys.

No story like this is complete without a video to drive it home. I am no professional SASS shooter, just a boy with two fist fulls of steel "living the dream" :D

Enjoy
[video=youtube_share;hPf_uOMGFb4]http://youtu.be/hPf_uOMGFb4[/video]
 
How about a nice T/C Encore? Pick a few barrels too!

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Garth, if you're of a mind to augment your concealed carry arsenal, you might be interested to take a look at the new Boberg semi-autos. It's pretty innovative the way they've packed such a respectable barrel length into a series of pistols this compact. Obviously it's a bit early to know much about long term reliability, but they look promising thus far.

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http://www.gundigest.com/guns/handgun-reviews-articles/boberg-xr45-s-offers-even-bang-buck
 
A semi-auto shotgun is always a blast, literally:thumbup: I have been eyeing a Remington Versa Max Tactical:D
 
If your thinking semi auto shotgun get a Vepr and a drum or Saiga and a drum either way awesome blasting fun.
 
jd4320t said:
These are at the top of my list. I'll eventually SBR them both.

https://www.atlanticfirearms.com/co...47-stabilizing-arm-brace-detail.html?Itemid=0

https://www.atlanticfirearms.com/co...rifles/aa-89k-9mm-pistol-detail.html?Itemid=0
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Another vote for the pap m92 - best bang for the buck out there right now. They go for 425 shipped all day long.

Screw the SBR and just buy a sig brace. Makes interstate travel much easier (it's still a pistol) and you can sell it if need be.
 
HK VP9 is new, somewhat exciting.

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If you haven't tried it, ATF now lets people E-file for silencers/suppressors.
 
I just finished this 870 build about a month ago...this started out bare and stock.
 

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Get Novak's to tweak a Sig P210 like this.... and smile when you shoot one ragged hole groups as far out as practise can take you ;)

 
I really want to pick up a Sig 210 one of these years, but their 226 X Five is SOoooo nice.....

But the Legends.......

Nice pistol Peter





Damn guns
 
FAL, a .375 H & H, 458 SOCOM. A nice Ruger Number One. So many choices and none of them are wrong.
 
Go for the Freedom Arms 500 Wyoming Express.

Never know when you will get drawn for a truck hunting permit.

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If you haven't already gotten one of the Sig "Forearm Braces" for an AR pistol, DO IT NOW!!! It comes with a letter from the ATF stating that it's legal. Almost too good to be true. Get it while you can.
 
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