Gun Show
A Smith & Wesson M&P with target sights
A Smith & Wesson Victory modified for carry
Any vintage carry gun with interesting modifications
A Colt New Agent
A M1911
A M1911A1
A Red Eagle Ruger Standard
The reason I still enjoy gun shows is you never know what will show up. It might be a long sought after part, or a Registered Magnum that the seller thinks is just any old gun. I enjoy meeting up with old friends too.
Labels: Gun Shows
4 Comments:
Ha -- you still have guns at your "gun show"? Here in Southern California it's all beef jerky, turquoise, and neo-nazi t-shirts.
I know you're my best source for information on handguns, but I need a little advice on long guns. There's a gun show here near Denver in early February. I have a Mossberg 144LS [Christmas, 1954] that I'll keep in CO. But I need something similar - a 52? - for when I'm out in Ohio. [Too long a back story for now.] Any suggestions for .22 target rifles? OldeForce
Hi Xav,
Some bed time reading for you:
http://www.archive.org/details/unitedstatesrifl00colvrich
A free scanned copy of Colvin & Vialls "US rifles& machineguns"
Hope the show's good
Keith
OF,
A Mossy 52 is an excellent little rifle. I used to have one with a fold down forend. I wish I still had it, accurate as hell. It did require the old style pincher scope mounts.
In today's world, it's hard to beat a Ruger 10/22 for ruggedness, and with the right barrel and optics, they are tackdrivers.
The Marlin 60 needs nothing done to it but a scope placed on top if you like.
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