Added 2 more to the safe...

99Silver6.0 · November 29, 2004

Added an HK USP40 and S&W 629 Classic 44Mag to the "collection."

Halen5150 · December 4, 2004

Wow. That's a nice collection. Is that a Kimber 1911 model? 1911 models are some of the best looking handguns imo. I like the Beretta and the Glock also. I'm looking at getting an HK USP, not sure which model though. Either a 9mm or a .45. I want the USP tactical model, but it's pricey. I like the feel of the Beretta 92FS also. Again, that's an awesome collection.

Frank S · December 4, 2004

d**n nice mantage you have there. I have a USP 9mm myself, looking to gety a Kimber Custom II TLE before too long.

Most of what I have are long guns which the majority of are for hunting. I do have a nice little plinker in form of a Bushmaster though. Nice little rifle for the price.

catiaeng · December 23, 2004

NICE! I love my Baretta, and Colt 44 Mag. Someday I will get a Kimber, what a great gun they make, all the latest technology is used to make their stuff, not like S&W and the others, using tech from the 80's to produce the same guns.

BJ

fire5 · January 12, 2005

sweet collection! Mine is all Glock and Kel-tec for now, I hope to get a Kimber TLE/RL soon.

ToeJam · January 13, 2005

More is ALWAYS good

HillHound · January 13, 2005

Nice-looking collection there. I like the 629 especially, guess I'm partial to revolvers.

You need a Ruger or two in that lineup...a target grey stainless Super Redhawk in .480 or .454 Casull would look nice laying there!

99Silver6.0 · January 14, 2005

Nice-looking collection there. I like the 629 especially, guess I'm partial to revolvers.

You need a Ruger or two in that lineup...a target grey stainless Super Redhawk in .480 or .454 Casull would look nice laying there!

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I need a Smith Model 500!!!

MCourson · January 14, 2005

Newest addition here

Built in 1918

Edit. This one somehow made its way out of the hands of the gov't before WW2. It was not reworked for WW2 and is still in WW1 configuration. Well end of WW1 since it was built in 1918

mw243 · January 15, 2005

nice 1911...looks like my grand dads from WW1....don't reblue it...the value will decrease

99Silver6.0 · January 17, 2005

Newest addition here

Built in 1918

Edit. This one somehow made its way out of the hands of the gov't before WW2. It was not reworked for WW2 and is still in WW1 configuration. Well end of WW1 since it was built in 1918

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Holy crap. Wheres that thing been. Quite a relic none-theless. Closest thing I got to a relic is an old Yugoslavian SKS that I cleaned up.

In its unissued glory....

PeterbiltChrome · January 17, 2005

to the original post.. 99silver5.3...

about the new Classic 649 S&W 44 Mag...

My uncle had the same handgun and I remember him having trouble with the double-action. It was rough, I mean really stiff to pull the trigger. If you pulled the hammer back manually, the trigger was really easy to pull then. We tried our hardest to break that thing in, try to loosen it up, tear it down, clean it, lube it, the whole-she-bang.

How was your first shot experience with it? Better than ours I hope~ happy shooting

MCourson · January 17, 2005

Another WW1 piece, British issue Enfield 303

99Silver6.0 · January 25, 2005

to the original post.. 99silver5.3...
about the new Classic 649 S&W 44 Mag...

My uncle had the same handgun and I remember him having trouble with the double-action. It was rough, I mean really stiff to pull the trigger. If you pulled the hammer back manually, the trigger was really easy to pull then. We tried our hardest to break that thing in, try to loosen it up, tear it down, clean it, lube it, the whole-she-bang.

How was your first shot experience with it? Better than ours I hope~ happy shooting

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Its stiff. But not bad enough I have to stress to pull the trigger. It has loosened up since I have gotten it. My friends .357 is the same way. I guess its not an uncommon trait with these guns.