Knife and Gun Club

pjsjr said:
garryale, the M1 Garand and the M1A are two different rifles. The Garand is older and 30-06 Springfield caliber.

The M1A, currently manufactured, is 308 Winchester and is the one that Scott has.

The M1A is the civilian(semi-automatic) version of the M14, which is full auto...(maybe some are selective fire?). HTH, Preston
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Dear Mr. Preston
Thanks for the explanations.
 
Latest sixgun and favorite Buck!

1994 Ruger Vaquero 45 Colt and Elk 110 :)

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A classic combo - my first S&W - a 625-7 Mountain Gun in .45 Colt - and my then new Kalinga Pro:

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Still favorites, too!

Stainz
 
imafritz reminded me of this thread, so my contribution.

Sirus with Walter P38. Great knife and well shooting pistol.

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Put this the SPS and then thought about this thread.

Out at the camp waiting on Mr coyote. Buck Vanguard.

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Pneumatic supersonic Gamo Hunter 1250 model and two 192 brothers.
Gamo Hunter has 360-380 m/sec with silencer, is not bad for crow-killing, not bad for rabbit-hunting and main is the training in shooting.
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postfallsidaho said:
My Ruger model 77 in .264 Win Mag. and Alpha Hunter 277..
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Wow ... Good carbine.
I have read that Ruger is very high quality company in the hunting weapon.:thumbup:
Benelli nova is a nice shot-gun too.
I m owner of Benelli Super Black Eagle II semi-automatic shot-gun.
 
I'm a big fan of the big bore single shot's so here's a pic of my Uberti 45-70 and a 124. All ready for a buffalo hunt!

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How about a Russian revolver... and a Buck knife?

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That's an 1895 Nagant in 7.62x38r... made in Tula arsenal in 1937... with a Buck #895 Simonich Legacy. The Serbian ammo is new - and anemic. Interesting Victorian engineering in that Belgian designed revolver... and the knife is neat, too!

Gads - I forgot my 'All American' special - the re-issue of the S&W 1999 2 5/8" PC 627 'Ultimate Defensive Revolver' from earlier this year. That became known as the 'Blood Work' gun after the '02 movie of the same name which starred Clint Eastwood/Jeff Daniels. I wanted one then... they are actually $14 cheaper MSRP now - go figure! Plus - they had developed a cult following - like new originals were commanding $3k+! Yeah, the 172 Mayo TNT is a classic, too.

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Those are Ahrends retro target grips in cocobolo - and Remington R38S12 .38 Special +P 158gr LHPSWC's - the old 'FBI load'. Good home protection!

Stainz
 
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Stainz said:
How about a Russian revolver... and a Buck knife?

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That's an 1895 Nagant in 7.62x38r... made in Tula arsenal in 1937... with a Buck #895 Simonich Legacy. The Serbian ammo is new - and anemic. Interesting Victorian engineering in that Belgian designed revolver... and the knife is neat, too!
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Nagant is very good. It's a symbol of the big part of Russian history.
At the beginning of 20th century Tula arsenal was good producer of the different types weapon.
Knife is good too.
 
I know noone is going to believe this, but its my wifes 9MM. NOT mine :D

I figure it would be good for a bump on the knife and gun club. ;)

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