Show Off Your Guns!

[budmanm3]

Just a few

 

[Brankz]

Just a few

You can open Carrie in FL correct?

 

[JKDriver]

I still have a metric shit ton of kits and parts from the old days. I figure when I retire they will keep me busy for a while!

These were $80 to $100 each...

These were $100 to $ 200 each and like $180 for a receiver...

 

[Brankz]

I still have a metric shit ton of kits and parts from the old days. I figure when I retire they will keep me busy for a while!

These were $80 to $100 each...

These were $100 to $ 200 each and like $180 for a receiver...

Holy crap!! How many guns do you have?
Or you're a gunsmith?

 

[budmanm3]

You can open Carrie in FL correct?

Negative. .

 

[JKDriver]

Holy crap!! How many guns do you have?
Or you're a gunsmith?

I am an amateur gunsmith. I just like to build them. But I have a Bridgeport and a big metal lathe as well as bluing and park tanks that I inherited so I can build quite a lot. Heck, I .even started working on some old Martini Henries and Remington Rolling Blocks...

 

[Brankz]

Negative. .

I see, better than Cali, you can only open carry when you're doing out door activities

 

[Brankz]

I am an amateur gunsmith. I just like to build them. But I have a Bridgeport and a big metal lathe as well as bluing and park tanks that I inherited so I can build quite a lot. Heck, I .even started working on some old Martini Henries and Remington Rolling Blocks...

That's awesome!!!

 

[Brankz]

If you like the looks of the older rifles, you are a little late for the great deals. What was affectionately known as "the golden age" of the C&R rifles is long over. There are still good deals to be had, but the days of $100 dollar Mosin's and SKS's are over.

As for the damage to your wallet, you will have to be more specific. What type of rifle, caliber, condition, and collect ability will all factor in. Tell us what you fancy, and we can give you a better idea.

So what it's a good cheap riffle for a newbie? I like the old ones.

 

[Tigrcky]

So what it's a good cheap riffle for a newbie? I like the old ones.

a BB gun:yup:

 

[Brankz]

a BB gun:yup:

I was thinking something more macho man like me, some thing like this

I have few extra pennies saved so I was thinking in getting something like that ^^^

 

[Tigrcky]

I was thinking something more macho man like me, some thing like this
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I have few extra pennies saved so I was thinking in getting something like that ^^^

do you know how to shoot a gun? have you ever shot a high powered rifle before?

 

[MTG]

So what it's a good cheap riffle for a newbie? I like the old ones.

Flint lock. :thumb:

 

[OverlanderJK]

Elephant gun is a good one for a beginner.

 

[Brankz]

do you know how to shoot a gun? have you ever shot a high powered rifle before?

Yup.
I just to go to the range 1 time x week

 

[Brankz]

Flint lock. :thumb:

Hahahahah I don't want to be a pirate lol

 

[JKDriver]

Look for a Mauser

http://www.classicfirearms.com/c-r-eligible/yugo-m24-47-8mm-mauser-rifle

 

[Brankz]

Look for a Mauser

http://www.classicfirearms.com/c-r-eligible/yugo-m24-47-8mm-mauser-rifle

Thank you,

Wow this one looks awesome

 

[Ssdudas]

My wife's Magnum Research 22 at the free range. Wish I could shoot my M&P 15 up there.

 

[AZJeepRubicon]

FNX 45 tactical