Here's some pics. Busse's, sheaths, and guns!

Thanks for all of the compliments. I got the sheaths from Leatherman a couple months back and finally got around to taking some pics. I love that Kydex Fusion, they're great sheaths.





Terry Newton said:
Has any of that stuff been shot before?
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I've shot the USP quite a bit but have yet to shoot the LMT.
 
Silas said:
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Sweet!! You've gotta love the clean lines on those straight handles! :thumbup:
 
Paddling Man asked me to post something about this beauty over here.

It is a Smith & Wesson 66-1, Factory Class "A" engraved, 2.5" round butt, Pinned & Recessed. I almost bought one just like it 15 years ago in Norfolk. I went home to think it over and when I returned, it was gone. Therefore, when I saw this one, I bought it immediately. It was NIB when I got it (2001), but made in 1979 according to the Factory Letter on it. It came with smooth Goncalo Alves grips, but I put these stags on it because they looked and felt better. I have an order in with Roy Fishpaw to get some custom stocks, so it will get something fancy when my turn comes.

With the old original grips, VersaMax-2 holster, and Meaner Streets (gone):

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This is my best knife/gun shot:

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Shown with my NICK Fighter Variant:

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Very, very cool!! Thanks for indulging me. That is a sweet revolver!

Some day... ;)
 
You are killing me with that model 66.

You know what would be ricky tick? Have that Milt Sparks redesigned with a sheath built in for the AD. :thumbup:
 
Looking for venison. The ugliest HOGFSH with 1925 Winchester 54 and 1926 Remington Model 30. I shoot real old stuff!

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gunscrounger said:
Looking for venison. The ugliest HOGFSH with 1925 Winchester 54 and 1926 Remington Model 30. I shoot real old stuff!

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What chambering for the rifles? I love the Model 30. I had an opportunity to buy one in .30-06, but passed. The 725 is another vintage Remington bolt that I love. That old Enfield pattern action is obscenely strong.

My "old" guns are a pair of Mannlicher-Schoenauers. One is a 1920s vintage 1903 in 6.5x54MS. The other is a 1954 MCA in .243WIN. Magnificent pieces of hardware. No pics, though. I need to fix that.

Rick
 
Both are 30-06. Winchester is first week mfr of modern bolt action Winchesters #2nn. They're both still as accurate as any new mfr open sight rifle.
 
Must they be in the wild?
Here are a few toys i had out last night, not including what is in the 'big safe'

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gunscrounger said:
Both are 30-06. Winchester is first week mfr of modern bolt action Winchesters #2nn. They're both still as accurate as any new mfr open sight rifle.
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Wow. That 54 is a serious piece of history.

I love old firearms. Martial Mausers exhibit a level of finish that is simply mind-boggling.

Rick
 
Yep! They are the original king of bolt actions. Many Pre war examples are beautiful works of art and functionality.
 
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