How about 3?
2-Consecutive serial#'s
One NIB,not issued.
Not sure what pics I posted before, so some might be double
http://i.imgur.com/qfllDru.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/RyyqYRF.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/UlF4cSx.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/S6iLzD7.jpg
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How about 3?
2-Consecutive serial#'s
One NIB,not issued.
Not sure what pics I posted before, so some might be double
http://i.imgur.com/qfllDru.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/RyyqYRF.jpg
http://i.imgur.com/UlF4cSx.jpghttp://i.imgur.com/S6iLzD7.jpg
Nice group???
I put some money down on a taurus judge with the 3" barrel and 3" chamber. $425...thought for the fun factor its worth it...any one have one or shot one?
Mine shoots low. 410 in a hand gun is ridiculously fun. Use the long colt for serious business.
You are a voice of great reason Scotty! Weird about the low shooting, lots of my reading has them shooting high from thw factory. Any 410 loads in particular you like for the funzQuote:
Originally Posted by scottyb
Bird loads are the only ones I have tried. There are personal protection loads but most only fit the 3.5" cylinder.
Need the poly ak variant like yesterday. My bug out bag isn't kitted out without that poly shredder
What is the reasoning behind the blue paint on the grip safety and slide?Quote:
Originally Posted by LeeC
Quote:
Originally Posted by scottyb
3.5'' chamber? I thought it was 2.5'' or 3''? Ive never seen 3.5'' 410 loads
The blue on the grip looks like a 1 and 11 to me and it is for accountability and also so the pistol goes to the same person. No idea why it is on the slide.Quote:
Originally Posted by Caucasian Asian
I will sell you my Polytech AK for $4000Quote:
Originally Posted by digitaldeath
Lots of these came out with different rack#'s.
Color has to do with what units it is from. Some are red, some are black, and then some are blue.
Within those units the markings on the back will let the issuer know which one he is giving.
These pistols could be read as #1, and #2 in roman numerals, truth is nobody knows but the Marines, and they are not talking.
They are the only two I have seen like this.
The rest have rack#'s such as A23, B26 etc.
Just got my numbers read, and they were Special Ops@Camp Lejeune
Cant go into detail, as the Marine could get into trouble..
Here are the chatter groups if you want info, over 80 pages on both
https://forums.1911forum.com/showthread.php?t=761442
http://www.coltforum.com/forums/colt...s-sale-gb.html
Ya right brodieQuote:
Originally Posted by Jethro
My bad, meant to type 3". I have the 2.5" cylinder model with the 3" barrel.Quote:
Originally Posted by japanada
If you get the one with 3" cylinder it will chamber a wider variety of loads.
Yea im looking at the 3'' chamber version. I think im going to pull the trigger both figuratively and literally
I too want one.Quote:
Originally Posted by japanada
Remington's new Tac-14. No NFA stamp/tax required. Must have.
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Would be nicer in 20 gauge, as I'll bet those will be a bitch to shoot.
Mossberg has a similar version.
That stock looks terribly uncomfortable.
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Is there any legal reason why a traditional shotgun pistol grip isn't on that gun?
How long before the BATFE reclassifies these as short barreled shortguns even though the guns themselves never were shoulder fired weapons cut down to sub 26" overall length and sub 18" barrel?
Most of Randy Weaver's family were executed in their home because he made something similar. :(
If someone takes one of thosebguns then a range or has one in a car, I'd suggest carrying some documentation to show a cop that it has s not a sawed of shotgun
I wouldn't say that two out of seven is most. What happened to the Weaver family was criminal and should have never happened.Quote:
Originally Posted by jgb@etree
That shotgun above is stupid, why anyone would want a shotgun without a stock is beyond me.