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Posted: 2/23/2012 4:13:16 PM EDT
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For those who missed the PB account crapping out heres the link to the gallery, hopefully they are all viewable there. http://s1150.photobucket.com/albums/o608/burner208/ This might take a few weeks to complete but I'm redocumenting all my firearms for insurance, might as well post some photos to boot. This first lot is about 1/5th of the total. 
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That's a browning olympian.
There rare NIB, that ones never even had the bolt installed. There a bit pricey but well worth it IMHO. The stock is dull due to wax but when its clean it shines alot like this one. http://www.gunsinternational.com/Browning-Belgium-Olympian-264-Win-Magnum-NIB-.cfm?gun_id=100231197 |
| Holy shit dude. You have 5 30's? And your very own Ma Deuce? How did you......where did you.........how did you .......where did you..................HOLY FUCK. Fuck my life. I might go torch my shitty collection of ars and garands. Why should I have anything when you have shit like that? |
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Holy shit dude. You have 5 30's? And your very own Ma Deuce? How did you......where did you.........how did you .......where did you..................HOLY FUCK. Fuck my life. I might go torch my shitty collection of ars and garands. Why should I have anything when you have shit like that? Just noticed your name, are you near blacksburg by any chance? |
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early 1911 slide, probably a 1912 It uses a old williams rifle rear sight and a rifle ramp front sight.
The slide is from a extremly early 1911 target pistol. The barrel is 6 inches and uses a modified m1 carbine flash hider as a compensator. The rest are just junk parts that I had laying around. It's got a strange recoil, theres no muzzle climb at all due to the weight and the compensator. When the bullet passes inside the flash hider it tosses a flame upwards. |
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It sucks that all my other pictures are unviewable, O well, back to imageshack hosting. I'm going to try to go in to alittle more detial about each of the items when I post about them from now on.
This is a interesting little gun, Its a early FN browning auto 5, 1923 IIRC.. It's been sawed off and turned in to a whippit. It's a copy of bonnie's sawed off shotgun. 
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@ tens of thousands of dollars of guns and a 80's Oldsmobile parked in the yard.
thats a buick
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Quoted: bandwidth fail... Anyone know a free image hosting sight with more bandwidth? www.tinypic.com |
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I visit bedford frequently, its part of my normal trip that I take on my motorcycle. I do a large loop that passes by smith mountain lake, to bedford, over the peaks, to buchanan then to eagle rock and back home. I roam all over that area.
What range do you use? I go to the blacksburg range, potts, and used to be a member of RRRC. |
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I visit bedford frequently, its part of my normal trip that I take on my motorcycle. I do a large loop that passes by smith mountain lake, to bedford, over the peaks, to buchanan then to eagle rock and back home. I roam all over that area. What range do you use? I go to the blacksburg range, potts, and used to be a member of RRRC. My buddy has a small farm in Huddleston that I hunt and do a little shooting on. The family also has a house in moneta on smith mountain lake. I live in Southampton county on 400 acres. We can cut loose down here! |
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