Here's my Raging bull:Originally Posted by Jaimecbr900
I just saw a Raging Bull in the paper yesterday and thought about you Atif. It wasn't the Python, but you'd liked it I'm sure. SS, 6" comped barrel, 454 Cassull.....
Its a 454 Cassull as well, but with the 8 3/4" barrell. If anyone is interested, I'll let it go for the right price...
holy hand cannonHere's my Raging bull:
Its a 454 Cassull as well, but with the 8 3/4" barrell. If anyone is interested, I'll let it go for the right price...
Here's my Raging bull:
Its a 454 Cassull as well, but with the 8 3/4" barrell. If anyone is interested, I'll let it go for the right price...
Nice.
See Atif.....you'd like that I'm sure. Although a Python is a Python....
I'd like to shoot a 454. I've shot plenty of 50's, but no 454's. Heard they're no joke though.
I think my wife will think Im nuts if I buy something like the above..but I still am going to..I just need to buy a new crib, so I can have my trophy/gun room..
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My duty carry is Smith and Wesson 4006, I HATE that gun. They just rebarrelled all of them this winter b/c of the cracking barrel problem and they don't shoot for shit now, never really shot that well to begin with. I can shoot circle around it with my German Makarov 9x18. As for making your shotgun tactical, it's overrated. I bought a mossberg full tactical 12 gauge through the division and it sucks balls and kicks like a mule.
I've always liked the Makarov's, amazing feel for such an old gun...and most manufacturers today still can't even match that, lol. Much differant gun but I'm a big fan of the baby desert eagle too.
The department requires you do carry the S&W? Are you allowed to use something else?
The 4006 is the old work horse of many depts. It was the first .40 from way back in the day. Normally they are great guns, but I'm sure the service ones have seen some rough usage and therefore have seen better days. I'm partial to bigger guns, so I like the boxy big frame Smith's.
It sucks that he has to depend on one that shoots sideways....
don't get me wrong, it shoots "OK". I can have about a 6 inch spread at 50 yards, but nothing compared to the makarov. It'll make holes at what I aim at though if you know what I'm saying.The 4006 is the old work horse of many depts. It was the first .40 from way back in the day. Normally they are great guns, but I'm sure the service ones have seen some rough usage and therefore have seen better days. I'm partial to bigger guns, so I like the boxy big frame Smith's.
It sucks that he has to depend on one that shoots sideways....
Yeah, but it's a shame though. The 4006's were very good shooting guns out of the box. It's probably just had quite a few rounds thru it pluse tweaking here and there that has made it just that bit less accurate.
I'm surprised they'd consider the HK when S&W makes a copy of the HK45 in the M&P 40 that is much cheaper.
yep, required and legally we can't carry anything else, if we do and something happens it's our ass. we also carry the remington 870 mag. I also personally have a glock 21 but I'm not a fan of glocks really, just got a good deal on it. A lot of talk has been going on recently about them switching to Ruger or H&K, but as of yet nothing has happened.
Tell them to issue you guys either the Ruger P345 or the HK P30 or HK45. The cool thing about the P30 is that it has interchangeable grips to fit your hand better. No need for Hogue anymore...
btw there is a gun show on the weekend of May 5th and 6th.. At the atlanta north trade center..
=]
Saturday afternoon or sunday AM is better for me...
i'll be there...
Val RIP
only one of these pictures is me, guess which one...
ah, gotcha. I know a few people that prefered the Glock and just had to take additional classes for it to be approvedi've always wanted a H&K USP40 compact!
this is my vote, but I doubt they will make it happen
http://www.springfield-armory.com/xd.php?model=3
As stated above, the Springfield XD40 will be my next handgun.A licensed Glock gunsmith really sold me on the XD.
I almost bought one back when it was still the HS2000 from Croatia
Why did that 1st pic make me think of Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles though?
Leisa and S. 4 Life NM?
Val RIP
Nice
I've been wanting to get a smaller handgun to carry than the one I have now. Any suggestions? Later, QD.
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What do you carry now?? and what caliber are you looking for??
Damn Killa
Where did you get the heat shield for the shotgun?? I am having trouble getting my hands on one.
I carry a .380 now. It's a bigger gun to carry around it's heavy on my side. And bulky. Later, QD.
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Look at the Kel-Tec, it is small enough to put in your pocket and still comes in 9mm or .380. Kahr also makes a micro compact.
do you want to get something in a smaller cal. or just something more compact?
Compact. Later, QD.
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what gun are you carring now?
he said a .380 ..
there i did it.. what'd you think?
shits sick man.. hey ruiner.. you know where i can get a dragunov "parted" into the US? lol
there i did it.. what'd you think?
Talk to Chris at the Gun Store on Buford highway.
Gun Store
5093 Buford Hwy NE
Doraville, GA 30340-1102View Map
(770) 451-4239
shits sick man.. hey ruiner.. you know where i can get a dragunov "parted" into the US? lol
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alright preciate it.. and do you know the age for owning one? like is it 18 like most rifles? or 21 cause it's high power?
there i did it.. what'd you think?
QD, don't give up firepower for size. You can have both if you really want it.
My suggestions would be:
1. Kel-Tec P3 or P9/11.
2. Star Firestar. Can be had in both 9mm and 40.
3. Seecamp 32, although I think the caliber is marginal.
4. Bersa 380. It's a copy of the PPK but very economical.
5. AMT Back-up in 380 caliber.
6. Glock 26,27,33,39. From 9mm to 357.
7. Taurus PT745 or PT101.
You don't have to give up stopping power for compactness. Hell, you can get a Deringer (or the copies that are spelled with 2 R's) all the way up to 410 shotgun size, but you can't hit the broad side of a barn with them unless you're 5 ft from it.
Point is that you don't want nor need a gun that you can't hit what you're aiming at nor can't knock it down when you do.
Nah. I stated that I didn't want to give up knock down power, lolol. Later, QD.
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It *should* be 18, but don't take my word on it. However, you will probably pay a pretty $$$.
AIM: RuinerTT
2005 Nissan Pathfinder LE
how much is pretty? lol 3-4k?
there i did it.. what'd you think?
no shit. take a wild guess at how many different .380s are out there. He wants something more compact. its hard to suggest something if i dont know the dimensions of what kind of gun he has now...
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