Subsim Gunners! - Page 4

Platapus · 12-06-10, 10:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Sledgehammer427

One gun I'd love to get my hands on...you have permission to laugh a little, would be the Solothurn S-18/1000.

That's the /100 model, but its' essentially the same rifle. The 1000 is a bit longer. Still, I think it would be awesome to get to shoot that thing.

Home defense?

Ducimus · 12-06-10, 10:33 PM

I own:

- 12 gauge savage pump shotgun. bought it off my supervisor when in the military, i think he got it at K mart, its a POS, but does OK for bird hunting.

- 12 gauge mossberg 500, 7 round magazine tube, 18 inch barrel with a short length of pull stock. Loaded with 00 buck, equpied with side saddle. For home defense, or the zombie apocolypse.

I will own, my dads 12 gauge remington wingmaster. This gun is old. He bought it when he was 20 years old at a pawn shop for 80 bucks. Still a sold piece with all wood stock and forearm. I just went chucker hunting with it a couple months ago. Dad's passing it on to me when i move out of state. I think i'll pass it on to my son or daughter if I ever have one when their old enough. (according to my fiance were having 2 kids)

I want: (dear santa....)
A Colt Navy Model 1861 With Richards-Mason conversion.
Winchester 1873
Colt M1911 A1
M1 Garand
M14 but i'll have to settle for an M1A
and an M16A1... but i'll have to settle for an AR-15.

TFatseas · 12-06-10, 11:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sledgehammer427

One gun I'd love to get my hands on...you have permission to laugh a little, would be the Solothurn S-18/1000.

That's the /100 model, but its' essentially the same rifle. The 1000 is a bit longer. Still, I think it would be awesome to get to shoot that thing.

From the 50's

TLAM Strike · 12-07-10, 12:44 AM

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Originally Posted by TFatseas

From the 50's

Ouch, that would cost $1,500 in today's dollars. Honestly your getting robbed you could purchase a RPG-7 launcher for about $500 with rounds costing about $50 each.

TarJak · 12-07-10, 01:29 AM

Less if you have some opium to trade in.

d@rk51d3 · 12-07-10, 01:57 AM

Just bought my first, a CZ 452 American in .22LR. *nice*

Put dibs on a Springfield M6 Scout today. (fingers crossed)
Looking out for something in 12G semiauto, or to a lesser degree, a pump.
And maybe a Henry in .44Mag

TFatseas · 12-07-10, 02:29 AM

autoweapons.com has a RPG-7 or two for sale. Real ones.

Can't imagine the price on those suckers.

I'd hate to go through the NFA paperwork for those.

nikimcbee · 12-07-10, 02:50 AM

Confederate colt-navy .44
1864 sprinfield musket .58
new haven .22
sks

I haven't been shooting in ages though

nikimcbee · 12-07-10, 02:52 AM

ya'll should have been at the subsim meetin' when we went shootin'

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CodyLang · 12-07-10, 07:02 AM

All I got is a...

Mosin Nagant 91/30
Yugoslavian M24/47 mauser
Romanian M44
Enfield No.4 Mk.1

and non WWII rifles...a Mini-14 and a Ruger semi-auto .22

Radtgaeb · 12-07-10, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by d@rk51d3

Just bought my first, a CZ 452 American in .22LR. *nice*

Put dibs on a Springfield M6 Scout today. (fingers crossed)
Looking out for something in 12G semiauto, or to a lesser degree, a pump.
And maybe a Henry in .44Mag

My brother in law goes through M6s like paper...good guns, but he uses them as trading stock when he finds them. Some poor schlub traded him a 7.62 AR build (AR-10, I guess...if you're into calling it that) for a .22 Hornet over .410.

Takeda Shingen · 12-07-10, 10:36 AM

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Originally Posted by Ducimus

Winchester 1873

Hell, I don't even collect guns, and I want a '73. The gun that won the west.

Oberon · 12-07-10, 11:00 AM

No guns, but a couple of bladed instruments

Wouldn't mind firing off a Garand though, if only to hear the "Ting!".

Radtgaeb · 12-07-10, 11:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Oberon

No guns, but a couple of bladed instruments

Wouldn't mind firing off a Garand though, if only to hear the "Ting!".

It's *highly* satisfying.

Radtgaeb · 12-07-10, 03:04 PM

Taurus 63: Probably the "cleanest" gun I own. Still working on accuracy.

Schmidt-Rubin K31: Weirdest gun I own. Very interesting bold design. Incredibly expensive to shoot.

The family SKSs: My Dad's Norenco (right) next to my beefier Yugo.

Ruger 10/45: What can I say? This gun's a ball.

BRNO 22 trainer: For what I paid ($45) this is pretty much the most accurate gun I own.

Marlin Papoose: Survival gun, very lightweight, very accurate, a ball and a half to shoot!

The family Mosin-Nagants: My Dad's stubby M44 next to my own M91/30. Noticing a pattern in the differences of guns we select?

Ladies and gentlemen I present...the pawn shop special: I paid $10 for it at a pawn shop in Anderson, IN. The performance and sheen is....well, what you expect.

Savage .17HMR: My squirrel and rabbit popper. :P

The family home defense guns: My Dad's 9mm Hi-Point next to my 12GA automatic. Like I said about the pattern...and may I add that our house is not one that you want to break into.

My 2 Pistols: The one on the left is a CZ/VZ-52 in 7.62 TOK. I considered carrying it for a while, but it'd be downright irresponsible as that round travels at about 2,500fps. The one on the right IS my carry gun, a Ruger GP100 in .357 Mag that I love dearly.

DPMS AP4LE Carbine: What can I say? I finished this thing off this summer and it is as awesome as it looks. I wish I could afford an EoTech sight though. -sigh-

12-07-10, 02:50 AM	#53
nikimcbee Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Patroling the Slot. Posts: 17,925 Downloads: 90 Uploads: 0	Confederate colt-navy .44 1864 sprinfield musket .58 new haven .22 sks I haven't been shooting in ages though __________________

12-07-10, 02:52 AM	#54
nikimcbee Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Patroling the Slot. Posts: 17,925 Downloads: 90 Uploads: 0	ya'll should have been at the subsim meetin' when we went shootin'. __________________

12-07-10, 07:02 AM	#55
CodyLang Soundman Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 149 Downloads: 54 Uploads: 0	All I got is a... Mosin Nagant 91/30 Yugoslavian M24/47 mauser Romanian M44 Enfield No.4 Mk.1 and non WWII rifles...a Mini-14 and a Ruger semi-auto .22 __________________ U-563.

12-07-10, 03:04 PM	#60
Radtgaeb Frogman Join Date: Mar 2007 Location: Muncie, IN Posts: 300 Downloads: 58 Uploads: 0	Taurus 63: Probably the "cleanest" gun I own. Still working on accuracy. Schmidt-Rubin K31: Weirdest gun I own. Very interesting bold design. Incredibly expensive to shoot. The family SKSs: My Dad's Norenco (right) next to my beefier Yugo. Ruger 10/45: What can I say? This gun's a ball. BRNO 22 trainer: For what I paid ($45) this is pretty much the most accurate gun I own. Marlin Papoose: Survival gun, very lightweight, very accurate, a ball and a half to shoot! The family Mosin-Nagants: My Dad's stubby M44 next to my own M91/30. Noticing a pattern in the differences of guns we select? Ladies and gentlemen I present...the pawn shop special: I paid $10 for it at a pawn shop in Anderson, IN. The performance and sheen is....well, what you expect. Savage .17HMR: My squirrel and rabbit popper. :P The family home defense guns: My Dad's 9mm Hi-Point next to my 12GA automatic. Like I said about the pattern...and may I add that our house is not one that you want to break into. My 2 Pistols: The one on the left is a CZ/VZ-52 in 7.62 TOK. I considered carrying it for a while, but it'd be downright irresponsible as that round travels at about 2,500fps. The one on the right IS my carry gun, a Ruger GP100 in .357 Mag that I love dearly. DPMS AP4LE Carbine: What can I say? I finished this thing off this summer and it is as awesome as it looks. I wish I could afford an EoTech sight though. -sigh- __________________

12-06-10, 10:33 PM	#47
Ducimus Rear Admiral Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 12,987 Downloads: 67 Uploads: 2	I own: - 12 gauge savage pump shotgun. bought it off my supervisor when in the military, i think he got it at K mart, its a POS, but does OK for bird hunting. - 12 gauge mossberg 500, 7 round magazine tube, 18 inch barrel with a short length of pull stock. Loaded with 00 buck, equpied with side saddle. For home defense, or the zombie apocolypse. I will own, my dads 12 gauge remington wingmaster. This gun is old. He bought it when he was 20 years old at a pawn shop for 80 bucks. Still a sold piece with all wood stock and forearm. I just went chucker hunting with it a couple months ago. Dad's passing it on to me when i move out of state. I think i'll pass it on to my son or daughter if I ever have one when their old enough. (according to my fiance were having 2 kids) I want: (dear santa....) A Colt Navy Model 1861 With Richards-Mason conversion. Winchester 1873 Colt M1911 A1 M1 Garand M14 but i'll have to settle for an M1A and an M16A1... but i'll have to settle for an AR-15.

12-07-10, 01:29 AM	#50
TarJak Fleet Admiral Join Date: Jul 2006 Location: Sydney, Australia Posts: 17,052 Downloads: 150 Uploads: 8	Less if you have some opium to trade in.

12-07-10, 01:57 AM	#51
d@rk51d3 Sea Lord Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: Adelaide, South Australia Posts: 1,923 Downloads: 193 Uploads: 0	Just bought my first, a CZ 452 American in .22LR. nice Put dibs on a Springfield M6 Scout today. (fingers crossed) Looking out for something in 12G semiauto, or to a lesser degree, a pump. And maybe a Henry in .44Mag

12-07-10, 02:29 AM	#52
TFatseas Medic Join Date: Sep 2008 Posts: 166 Downloads: 2 Uploads: 0	autoweapons.com has a RPG-7 or two for sale. Real ones. Can't imagine the price on those suckers. I'd hate to go through the NFA paperwork for those.

12-07-10, 11:00 AM	#58
Oberon Lucky Jack Join Date: Jul 2002 Posts: 25,976 Downloads: 61 Uploads: 20	No guns, but a couple of bladed instruments Wouldn't mind firing off a Garand though, if only to hear the "Ting!".