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Gun Club!

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I'm more of a collector than a shooter, but the occasional trip to the range is a ton of fun.
I have 2 WW2-dated British Enfields, (a #1 MKIII and a #4 Mk I), two WW2-dated Mosin's - a Finnish M39 and a Soviet M91/30, and lastly a repro British Brown Bess flintlock.
I used to also have a modded Chinese SKS that had to go.. and a HR-made M1 Garand.
 
I own over 60 guns. I love guns.


That said, I'm not a fan of gun threads anymore. They do nothing good for Talkbass.
 
Well, I have more guns than basses. Heck, I have more pistols than the 5 basses I own. :D
Talk about a polite & civil GTG! :cool::hyper:

I have to agree with Jon though. Most of my gun discussions go on at Invalid Link Removed and most of my music discussions take place here. Funny how that works, eh?
 
Their first few albums are amazing, but the last few tanked. Jeffrey Lee Pierce lost it after a while, but damn, those first albums, espeically Fire of Love and Miami are awesome.

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LOL, for some reason I read that as rice crispies..

Okay onto business

Allright, I say we start the club then while we can.

As for me; Glock 17, S&W 686, Enfield SMLE 1944, G3A3.

should we start handing out numbers?

Sure, numbers sound good.

How do you like the SMLE? I love mine - 1943-dated and accurate as hell. I have a thing for those old bolt action jobbers.
 
Sure, numbers sound good.

How do you like the SMLE? I love mine - 1943-dated and accurate as hell. I have a thing for those old bolt action jobbers.

Mine is a SMLE No.1 MkIII. 1944 Australia. I love it, its accurate and simple. The only problem is the last time I went shooting it the stock broke apart right under the magazine so I cant shoot it anymore. Ive got to buy a replacement stock and it will make it look like a R700.
 
Not really a gun guy, but may I say that's a beaut Jon!


Thanks! It was owned by my Great-Grandfather, a retired Brigadier General. He had a few really nice pieces that I have now. That's the thing some people don't understand. For some of us, our collections are a legacy. Mine started with my Great-Grandfather, continued with my Grandfather and Father, and is being furthered by me. It's more than a bunch of guns, it's history.
 
That's the thing some people don't understand. For some of us, our collections are a legacy. Mine started with my Great-Grandfather, continued with my Grandfather and Father, and is being furthered by me. It's more than a bunch of guns, it's history.

Very true. My brother has a hunting rifle that's a hand-me-down from my great grandfather. He had bought it for my grandfather when he was a kid so he could go hunting for the family. It's beat up and ugly but is priceless to us.
 
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