my new "toy"
11-23-2006, 10:03 PM
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RE: my new "toy"
ORIGINAL: beaustang
What's the problem, guns or Americans? Probably not a good place to start American bashing, try a ricer site troll.
What's the problem, guns or Americans? Probably not a good place to start American bashing, try a ricer site troll.
ORIGINAL: Green Machine 123
LOL Only americans LOL
LOL Only americans LOL
11-23-2006, 10:16 PM
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RE: my new "toy"
I f-ing hate smug-*** anti-American a-holes who think they're better than us!
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lol true that!
ORIGINAL: beaustang
What's the problem, guns or Americans? Probably not a good place to start American bashing, try a ricer site troll.
What's the problem, guns or Americans? Probably not a good place to start American bashing, try a ricer site troll.
ORIGINAL: Green Machine 123
LOL Only americans LOL
LOL Only americans LOL
11-23-2006, 11:41 PM
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RE: my new "toy"
That's quite a cannon. Unless your an experienced pistolero, It'll make a flincher out of ya. If you don't believe me, shoot it for a while, then load 3 shells in a random fashion, turn the cylinder so that you don't know when a live one is in the chamber. When you pull the trigger and find yourself driving the muzzle into the ground. You will see that you are anticipating the recoil. Ruger makes a nice handgun. Very durable and reliable. Have fun!
11-24-2006, 12:26 AM
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RE: my new "toy"
This gun has actually been in my family for about 25 years and was just given to me for an upcoming birthday, so I've shot it many times. It does kick like a mule but I'm used to it and shoot it pretty well.
ORIGINAL: 68XR7
That's quite a cannon. Unless your an experienced pistolero, It'll make a flincher out of ya. If you don't believe me, shoot it for a while, then load 3 shells in a random fashion, turn the cylinder so that you don't know when a live one is in the chamber. When you pull the trigger and find yourself driving the muzzle into the ground. You will see that you are anticipating the recoil. Ruger makes a nice handgun. Very durable and reliable. Have fun!
That's quite a cannon. Unless your an experienced pistolero, It'll make a flincher out of ya. If you don't believe me, shoot it for a while, then load 3 shells in a random fashion, turn the cylinder so that you don't know when a live one is in the chamber. When you pull the trigger and find yourself driving the muzzle into the ground. You will see that you are anticipating the recoil. Ruger makes a nice handgun. Very durable and reliable. Have fun!
11-24-2006, 04:29 AM
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RE: my new "toy"
From another american gun owner congrats on the pistol and the pony er both of em? I thought all you guys with real horses drove Ford trucks. Here's my contribution to the american .50 AE compensation piece er.... conversation piece.
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11-24-2006, 11:35 AM
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RE: my new "toy"
ORIGINAL: Ant69
From another american gun owner congrats on the pistol and the pony er both of em? I thought all you guys with real horses drove Ford trucks. Here's my contribution to the american .50 AE compensation piece er.... conversation piece.
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From another american gun owner congrats on the pistol and the pony er both of em? I thought all you guys with real horses drove Ford trucks. Here's my contribution to the american .50 AE compensation piece er.... conversation piece.
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i know i've posted this randomly before but here is my newest non-mustang toy
mossberg 590 12 gague i am slighly jelouse of your new revolver.
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11-24-2006, 12:14 PM
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RE: my new "toy"
Well at least I know I'm not alone....
Mustangs and Firearms, truly the american way... And proud of it.
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Mustangs and Firearms, truly the american way... And proud of it.
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11-24-2006, 02:23 PM
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RE: my new "toy"
Funny thing is I've got an 03 F-150 too!
Cool guns guys. And thats the first time i've seen a bayonet on a shotgun!
Cool guns guys. And thats the first time i've seen a bayonet on a shotgun!
ORIGINAL: Ant69
From another american gun owner congrats on the pistol and the pony er both of em? I thought all you guys with real horses drove Ford trucks. Here's my contribution to the american .50 AE compensation piece er.... conversation piece.
[IMG]local://upfiles/54712/920DEFDBE07B47AE8F7D5100D736B24B.jpg[/IMG]
From another american gun owner congrats on the pistol and the pony er both of em? I thought all you guys with real horses drove Ford trucks. Here's my contribution to the american .50 AE compensation piece er.... conversation piece.
[IMG]local://upfiles/54712/920DEFDBE07B47AE8F7D5100D736B24B.jpg[/IMG]