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Hawken Rifle CALIBER: .50 Caliber BARREL: Length 28", octagon, polished and blued. .50 caliber model is 1-5/16" across the flats. With QLA® Muzzle System. Drilled and tapped for scope mounts (using rear sight holes and breech plug hole). BREECH: Hooked breech system. LOCK: Internal springs are heavy duty coil type. TRIGGERS: Fully adjustable for a light, crisp pull. Triggers function either as double set or single stage. SIGHTS: Fully adjustable open hunting style rear sights with bead front sight. TRIM: Solid brass trigger guard, patch box, butt plate and forend cap. STOCK: Select American Walnut. Tastefully contoured cheek piece on left hand side. WEIGHT: Approximately 8-1/2 pounds. OA LENGTH: 45-1/4" Its a classic firearm. This is the type of gun you could hang over your mantle when you're not out shooting it. |
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Suppressor. Why are they awesome? Because they're awesome. Suppressed weaponry is best weaponry. You could SBR an AR and suppress it for ~$1,000 including both stamps. I'd recommend a .30cal suppressor for your AR so that you could run .300blk or put it on any .30cal firearm you have. |
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I'm assuming you have a decent AK clone if you want one? If not maybe something with ARSENAL stamped on it or that originates in Poland?
Calico so everyone can say "what the fuck is that thing?" I sold mine though about 4 years ago due to hating it but YMMV. Nice mid-tier 1911 in a fun caliber like 9x19 or .38 super? 5 High Point carbines (9 or .45) to leave in boxes and resell for a ludicrous profit in 5 years. M1A. Because.... Um, because it's an M1A? Don't think I need a reason. Edit to fix format. |
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http://www.cimarron-firearms.com/Conversions/51R-MConvOpener.htm#
Richards Mason Conversion from Cimarron 1872 Opentop from Cimarron Don't know about you, but I think the 1851 Navy and 1860 Army were the most beautiful revolvers ever produced. I wish the Cimarron Richards Mason Conversion replicas or the 72 Open top had been available when I was active in cowboy action. Those revolvers fit the hand and point like no others. |
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VEPR 7.62x54R carbine
AK reliability, compact size, built on an RPK receiver, dirt cheap surplus ammo to stock up on compared to .308 or 30.06. Makes liberals' heads explode just thinking that you can own such evil goodness! |
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What guns do you have already? You don't have to be specific but semi, bolt, lever, calibers?
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soon as I read the title I thought about a bp revolver, mostly because I want one. |
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http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a8/TC-Hawken.JPG/400px-TC-Hawken.JPG Hawken Rifle CALIBER: .50 Caliber BARREL: Length 28", octagon, polished and blued. .50 caliber model is 1-5/16" across the flats. With QLA® Muzzle System. Drilled and tapped for scope mounts (using rear sight holes and breech plug hole). BREECH: Hooked breech system. LOCK: Internal springs are heavy duty coil type. TRIGGERS: Fully adjustable for a light, crisp pull. Triggers function either as double set or single stage. SIGHTS: Fully adjustable open hunting style rear sights with bead front sight. TRIM: Solid brass trigger guard, patch box, butt plate and forend cap. STOCK: Select American Walnut. Tastefully contoured cheek piece on left hand side. WEIGHT: Approximately 8-1/2 pounds. OA LENGTH: 45-1/4" Its a classic firearm. This is the type of gun you could hang over your mantle when you're not out shooting it. Good choice, except flintlock would be even better. |
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Good choice, except flintlock would be even better. They offer it in flintlock or cap and ball....so OP can pick whichever he prefers. |
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What guns do you have already? You don't have to be specific but semi, bolt, lever, calibers? Good suggestions so far. Especially the top break and R-M conversion. What I have so far... A couple ARs 9mm, 5.56, and .300 Some single action Colt clones XDm Hawken rifle Bolt action .22s Old semi auto 30-06 A few shotguns from .410 to 12ga - all "fudd guns" 1022 An old .38 revolver Old lever action Winchester thurdy-thurdy That's the overview of the collection... |
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Lever gun in. 357/38sp and have scout mounted rail added and threaded for suppressor. http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b294/Qolat/2012-09-07_21-50-04_529.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile You are disqualified.... |
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There's a group buy on Heckler 45c going on in the H&K forum ...$880 for a custom H&K that usually goes for quite a bit more
http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_5_29/129680_15_days_left_to_get_on_board_for_the_HK45c_FDE_group_buy_.html |
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Lever gun in. 357/38sp and have scout mounted rail added and threaded for suppressor. http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b294/Qolat/2012-09-07_21-50-04_529.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile THAT is awesome! If the above doesn't win, I would propose the following: CMMG LW 16" .22 upper (or include the lower, too) but the reason I say upper only is so you can stock up on .22 mags, etc, and configure it to mimic one of your 5.56 ARs used for HD. Same handguard/rail, same stock/grip/furniture, same white light, same optics, same sling, etc. Throw in a whole bunch of bricks of .22 and you're good to go. Tons of fun! That's what I'd recommend for fun. DO IT111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!! |
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http://forum.gon.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=315745&stc=1&d=1244065148 This will be the focal point of your collection, you know you want one. $1007 Thanks alot man. I need one of those now. or one w/ stick mag: http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/cPath/36_903/products_id/41633/Thompson+30+%2B+1+45ACP+Semi-Automatic+wBlue+Steel+Barrel+%26+A |
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Lever gun in. 357/38sp and have scout mounted rail added and threaded for suppressor. http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b294/Qolat/2012-09-07_21-50-04_529.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile THAT is awesome! If the above doesn't win, I would propose the following: CMMG LW 16" .22 upper (or include the lower, too) but the reason I say upper only is so you can stock up on .22 mags, etc, and configure it to mimic one of your 5.56 ARs used for HD. Same handguard/rail, same stock/grip/furniture, same white light, same optics, same sling, etc. Throw in a whole bunch of bricks of .22 and you're good to go. Tons of fun! That's what I'd recommend for fun. DO IT111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!! THAT is NOT awesome. Its an abomination. Christ I bet hes got a Garand thats all bubba d up too. And my vote is Garand as well. |
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I'm assuming you have a decent AK clone if you want one? If not maybe something with ARSENAL stamped on it or that originates in Poland? Calico so everyone can say "what the fuck is that thing?" I sold mine though about 4 years ago due to hating it but YMMV. Nice mid-tier 1911 in a fun caliber like 9x19 or .38 super? 5 High Point carbines (9 or .45) to leave in boxes and resell for a ludicrous profit in 5 years. M1A. Because.... Um, because it's an M1A? Don't think I need a reason. Edit to fix format. No AKs please. My trash can is full. Reliable weapons...I just never liked them. |
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Lever gun in. 357/38sp and have scout mounted rail added and threaded for suppressor. http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b294/Qolat/2012-09-07_21-50-04_529.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile THAT is awesome! If the above doesn't win, I would propose the following: CMMG LW 16" .22 upper (or include the lower, too) but the reason I say upper only is so you can stock up on .22 mags, etc, and configure it to mimic one of your 5.56 ARs used for HD. Same handguard/rail, same stock/grip/furniture, same white light, same optics, same sling, etc. Throw in a whole bunch of bricks of .22 and you're good to go. Tons of fun! That's what I'd recommend for fun. DO IT111!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11!!!!!!!!! THAT is NOT awesome. Its an abomination. Christ I bet hes got a Garand thats all bubba d up too. And my vote is Garand as well. True, but I like it anyway. Looks like fun. |
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I would say buy a crate of Mosins but that is over your budget. See if you can buy a few and get the case and do this
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http://images.cabelas.com/is/image/cabelas/s7_216598_999_01?rgn=0,0,2000,1380&scl=3.8095238095238093&fmt=jpeg&id=2_cL1_lDsj-KYsZYhyzeNl Howdah Hunter 20ga pistol. http://www.cabelas.com/pistols-davide-pedersoli-howdah-pistol.shtml Yeah... |
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Good choice, except flintlock would be even better. They offer it in flintlock or cap and ball....so OP can pick whichever he prefers. I have the Cap/Ball version as well as a 38 Kentucky both are LOUD !! |
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http://forum.gon.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=315745&stc=1&d=1244065148 This will be the focal point of your collection, you know you want one. $1007 well if that is not worth the $$ I dont know what is when I was a kid (12-14) my friends dad had maybe 10 of them in a case in the basement. We would take them out and mess w/them, all were F/A. His dad died one day suddenly and sold the house. I ran into my friend at a funeral last year and asked him where the guns were. he was like I think my mom threw them away after he died as she hated guns |
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Lever gun in. 357/38sp and have scout mounted rail added and threaded for suppressor. http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b294/Qolat/2012-09-07_21-50-04_529.jpg Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile My damn eyes are bleeding! Only firearm that I want for $1000 or under is a Glock 17 gen 4. The left over cash can be spent on RMR or ammo/ night sight. |
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1860 Henry or Spencer carbine or BSA Martini .22lr 'Tini
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Buckmark, a threaded barrel for your 10/22, and a 22LR suppressor.
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If you're looking for a small, easily concealable CCW piece Springfield and S&W both came out with nice single stack sub-compact pistols recently. The S&W M&P Shield is available in 9mm and .40 and the Springfield XDS is in .45 ACP.
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