Springfield Photos (Page 11 of 34)
Did you paint the plastic grips white? Thats ghetto dude.  Nice mil-spec just the same 
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Yep.  I wanted to see what it would look like before buying a good pair. The other side has a big piece broken off, so they weren't of any use anyway.
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Take some shooting lessons, asshole!
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There's a couple of XD's in this photo. I don't have the 9mm anymore but I still have the 45 ACP. http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g66/jloftus/HPIM0725.jpg |
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Here's my XD in 45 ACP w/ the TLR1... http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g66/jloftus/ARwithpistols015.jpg |
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Sorry if this thread already exists... You'll need an email address to start with. (this is for the sigh-up process) Create an account with Photobucket (www.photobucket.com) Once you have an account created you can upload photos that you have saved to your computer. This required a digital camera and associated software/hardware. (take pictures on the camera, connect to your computer with the wire that came with the camera, follow steps to upload photos.) Once you have created an account on Photobucket.com you can click the browse button in the upload section. A window will pop up that says "look in" (if you are using a PC) At the top of the window you will see a filed labled "look in" CLick the down arrow at the right of this field. Select the location that your photo is saved to. double click. (left mouse button) the file name that is assigned to the photo (the name of the picture file) Then click the "upload button on the photobucket.com web page. When the upload is done the picture will appear in your photo album. Each picture uploaded will have an image code associated with the picture. It will be labled "IMG code" Copy the text in this field and paste it into your reply when you are posting to the AR15 forum message boards. Please excuse my spelling and grammer. |
| http://i188.photobucket.com/albums/z80/KOLNMason/Picture241.jpgMy XD Family Compact 45acp,357sig,SC9,SC40,OD green9mm. Thanks Tucson for the help. |
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XD .45 Service on Left [friends] My XD Sub .40 on right. http://segplur.com/images/firearms/DSC_1920.jpg |
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My new XD 45, gave a taurus .357 and a couple hundred and some change for it. http://img411.imageshack.us/img411/4259/getattachmentbn8.jpg |
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Springfield Armory 1911-A1 Loaded Combat Blacken Stainless with Harrett grips. Needs cleaned and wiped down http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g45/jrm33/The%20Arsenal/100_0271.jpg http://i53.photobucket.com/albums/g45/jrm33/The%20Arsenal/100_0273.jpg |
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Well, here is my three Springfield's. All Xd's for the moment. Planing on getting a 1911 soon. http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r286/sonyman74/CIMG0257Large.jpg http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r286/sonyman74/CIMG0259Large.jpg http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r286/sonyman74/CIMG0261Large.jpg http://i147.photobucket.com/albums/r286/sonyman74/CIMG0266Large.jpg |
Is there a gun in that picture? I can't see it. JK She needs to learn TRIGGER FINGER Control! Id like to invite her to my house so I may teach her. |
ARin. How do you find the XD in performance in your expeditions?? My dad has one and I really like it. But I can't get over the fact that it's not combat proven anywhere else to use for HD. Of course it may be just fine. But just wanting your input. Is yours a .45? |
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certain units of the croation military and some croation Police departments issue the hs2000. As you may or may not know, the hs2000 is re badged and sold as the xd in the US. It is a proven design. I have routinely gone for VERY high round counts between cleanings, and have had no failure or stoppage issues. The picture above is from a defensive handgun class. I fired nearly 700 rounds that day with no added oil or cleaning. mine is a 9mm. |
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Thank you sir for the reply. My dad's is a .45 and it is very controllable and fun to shoot. I think I may have to abscond it from him. The trigger is a tad mushy but not horrible and is lightening up. It is better than some production type pistols. And since this is a photo thread. Here he is:  I just love that pic. |
