What do you own?

hzhardy · November 3, 2012

It is kind of like people bluring serial numbers and vehicle tags. What does it really do for you? My first question is if it is stolen.

MikeNH · November 3, 2012

Got a 40 cal barrel for my Glock. So now it can fire that, 9mm and 357 Sig, which is what it came in initially.

What kind of barrel? I have 9mm conversion barrels for my .40's to make it cheaper for the range.

Don't be suprised if you have failures to eject with using 9mm. The ejector is shaped differently than .40-.357sig.

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The .40 barrel is factory Glock, 9mm is a Stork Lake conversion. I've had that three years and probably over a thousand rounds without any function issues.

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Spurshot · November 5, 2012

My tastes run more to this sort of gun ... double shotguns of the early 20th century.

As far as getting in your safe...a $1500 portable plasma cutter will open it up in less time than it takes to post from this stupid "smart" phone. Anyone thinks doggies are a problem ain't seen a dog eat a meatball with a pill in it. Toss it over the fence and go get a cup of coffee on the corner. Dogs and a safe don't buy much security for high value items.

yukon25008.1 · November 6, 2012

357 magnum, 7 shell

NitroCherokee · November 6, 2012

Sig Sauer P238 and Glock Model 27 40cal as my carry pistols and a Sig P220 45 for most target shooting. I do carry the P220 in winter time when I have a coat on big enough to cover the monster

hzhardy · November 6, 2012

My tastes run more to this sort of gun ... double shotguns of the early 20th century.

As far as getting in your safe...a $1500 portable plasma cutter will open it up in less time than it takes to post from this stupid "smart" phone. Anyone thinks doggies are a problem ain't seen a dog eat a meatball with a pill in it. Toss it over the fence and go get a cup of coffee on the corner. Dogs and a safe don't buy much security for high value items.

I would not plasma cut open a safe with 5k rounds of ammunition about 8 pounds of assorted powder and about 6k primers, it would just end very bad. That is all im saying, they can have at it but it will not be pretty.

yukon25008.1 · November 6, 2012

Id like to find a 454 casull, cassul,casuell..However you spell it!

Raging bull..

FargoZ71 · November 7, 2012

Id like to find a 454 casull, cassul,casuell..However you spell it!

Raging bull..

No reason being #'s match a big block would they? lol

Chris · November 7, 2012

I have a bushmaster BFC-15 AR-15 with an EOTech EXPS2 HOLOgraphic sight. Barrel is 15.5 inches. 16 with the compensator to make it legal

Smith & Wesson 1911

And those 2 with my Remington 870 express

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yukon25008.1 · November 7, 2012

Id like to find a 454 casull, cassul,casuell..However you spell it!

Raging bull..

No reason being #'s match a big block would they? lol

I dont under stand your post/comment...

Chris · November 7, 2012

Id like to find a 454 casull, cassul,casuell..However you spell it!

Raging bull..

No reason being #'s match a big block would they? lol

I dont under stand your post/comment...

He is saying the number 1 reason you want that is because it has 454 in it. The size of one of the most iconic big blocks

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Spurshot · November 9, 2012

My tastes run more to this sort of gun ... double shotguns of the early 20th century.

As far as getting in your safe...a $1500 portable plasma cutter will open it up in less time than it takes to post from this stupid "smart" phone. Anyone thinks doggies are a problem ain't seen a dog eat a meatball with a pill in it. Toss it over the fence and go get a cup of coffee on the corner. Dogs and a safe don't buy much security for high value items.

I would not plasma cut open a safe with 5k rounds of ammunition about 8 pounds of assorted powder and about 6k primers, it would just end very bad. That is all im saying, they can have at it but it will not be pretty.

You just cut the face of the door around the lock, reach thru the hole and unlock it. Most safes have a thin sheetmetal inner panel on the inside o the door.Powder and primers don't explode when they catch fire unless contained in something to build pressure. It could be a heck of a fire th dough

Spurshot · November 9, 2012

Another way into a safe is to use a portable magnetic drillpress with a diamond concrete holesaw to cut the whole combination lock out reach in and unlock it. Plug it in the wall get a beer from the fridge and push the button. Lubricate and cool occasionally with beer. 10-15 minutes 2 beers tops.