ArmedCorgi
.475 A&M Magnum
Nice find! Looks like it could use a re-seasoning.
Nice find! Looks like it could use a re-seasoning.
Suppose that depends on the size of the wallet.how hard did that hit the wallet ??
Suppose that depends on the size of the wallet.
You misspelled “eat a bag of barb wire dicks coated in fox urine”I got lost and ended up in PA . While I was there I stopped at a gun shop to ask for directions and was greeted by a nice gentleman who was eager to help ! As a token of my gratitude I bought 4 rather heavy cases of freedom !
HEY KATHY …
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You traded up from the Stoeger. Nice!Not today, but yesterday. Bought me a CZ Bobwhite 12 gauge SxS with 3" chamber and 28" bbls. This is to replace the Stoeger Uplander I sold to help fund our MoVe To A fReE StAtE.. I must say I am very happy with the fit and finish. There has always been something about SxS's that I've loved. Now I'm thinking of getting a nice wood and glass gun cabinet to put next to the bar to put all my Fudd guns in.
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The Stoegers have come a long way. My first was a 20 ga coach gun way back in the 90's. It functioned well, but fit and finish was rough. My next was a 12ga coach gun and everything had improved but it still lacked a certain polish. I then bought the Uplander and was pleased but it will always be a budget gun. That said, I honestly wouldn't hesitate to buy another one. I probably would have, but I haven't been able to find one out here. The CZ, while still a budget gun, so far is levels above the Stoeger's I've owned from a finish stand point. We'll see how reliable it is. One of these days I'm gonna drive around and try to find an old Stevens SxS or the like. I have one in .410 and would like a 20 or 12...You traded up from the Stoeger. Nice!
I think you made the right choice. I love side by sides too but the cost of some of them are crazy. I think the CZ is a great compromise of price and quality.The Stoegers have come a long way. My first was a 20 ga coach gun way back in the 90's. It functioned well, but fit and finish was rough. My next was a 12ga coach gun and everything had improved but it still lacked a certain polish. I then bought the Uplander and was pleased but it will always be a budget gun. That said, I honestly wouldn't hesitate to buy another one. I probably would have, but I haven't been able to find one out here. The CZ, while still a budget gun, so far is levels above the Stoeger's I've owned from a finish stand point. We'll see how reliable it is. One of these days I'm gonna drive around and try to find an old Stevens SxS or the like. I have one in .410 and would like a 20 or 12...
I agree. I really cannot understand why they have gotten so expensive. Even the Stevens SxS's can have a hefty price tag, though I guess because they are more collectable... This is the second Turkish gun I have bought and I have to say that the quality you get for the price is pretty dang good.I think you made the right choice. I love side by sides too but the cost of some of them are crazy. I think the CZ is a great compromise of price and quality.
Those look assaulty!
Picked up a ICom, IC-7100 Ham radio mobile base station. It has a separate face plate from the power controller. Im going to install the antenna tomorrow. View attachment 226404
Report on this please. I want to know how you like it.
Nice!
Beautiful and glad you got it.This is the gun the state made me wait a month for, scary isn't it.
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When colt made the move to cartridge revolvers a clever man named Richards came up with a way to convert their 1860 Army cap and ball inventory into , in this case, to .45 colt. This was to be a fun gun with no expectation of better than minute of milk jug at twenty five years accuracy. I just fired off 10 rounds and even though the gun is new to me I was able to make a hand sized group. I'm impressed, and it is a hoot to shoot!!!!!!
Robin
Cimarron? Uberti? Taylor's? Pietta?This is the gun the state made me wait a month for, scary isn't it.
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When colt made the move to cartridge revolvers a clever man named Richards came up with a way to convert their 1860 Army cap and ball inventory into , in this case, to .45 colt. This was to be a fun gun with no expectation of better than minute of milk jug at twenty five years accuracy. I just fired off 10 rounds and even though the gun is new to me I was able to make a hand sized group. I'm impressed, and it is a hoot to shoot!!!!!!
Robin