The flash suppressor lope hole one or the for reals built in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Parvo
I have the long barrel from them and wish I got the lope hole one.
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The flash suppressor lope hole one or the for reals built in?Quote:
Originally Posted by Parvo
I have the long barrel from them and wish I got the lope hole one.
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Just had a cool new thing arrive in the mail from sig.
12" barrel plus shroud with a can or the inert one that comes with the barrel puts it at a lil over 16". Totes legal with no gumbint SRB red tape or extortion fee.Quote:
Originally Posted by exsparky
https://youtu.be/2UYMI0eMHxosqueeze the trigger
Will definitely put that beauty in the Friday update.
Pretty stoked on it, Imbel gear logo receiver built with a STG58 Steyr kit and original barrel. Hope to hit the range with it this weekend. Got about $900 in it with accessories, soft market on these. Good time to shop for one.
When I was a kid living in Namibia we found an R1 (South African Fn-Fal) in the back of a car we rented.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottyb
What a great place, and gun that was.
Just picked up an older Franchi Peregrine 451 12 gauge O/U for pennies, anyone know anything about these?
I was stationed at a French Foreign Legion base in Africa for a short time in the late 70's. They all carried FN-FAL's. They pretty much giggled at us with our M-16's.Quote:
Originally Posted by scottyb
You got lucky.Quote:
Originally Posted by snapt
In 2005 I picked up a franchi DU give away gun from the fine gun room at bass pro. Its a 12/20 set made in 99, a pre Beretta buyout gun with proprietary threads(they later switched to Beretta threads on their chokes. ) I think they call them fran chokes and I got set of externally threaded chokes from Briley in Texas. Yours may be too.
I assumed my gun was the "Brescia" model for a few years only to find out that's where it was made. I have never seen another one, including on the internet of my model.
Mine may be a pre renaissance elite model.
I shoot pheasants with it and some trap. The gun is absolutely awesome.
You have this model I assume.
http://www.gunbroker.com/item/667886797
That sounds like a damn good story.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
Yeah, a story about amateurs talking about how bigger is better.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cono Este
Not if we're talkin' 'bout titties.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKPogue
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How about my Viking riding a Unicorn with an AK ?
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IDK about the sneakers.
I do like the wood stock.
Actually, I have some really good memories of it. We happened be there during some big ceremony honoring some famous battle involving the Foreign Legion. They had "THE HAND", which apparently is a huge honor to be the battalion that gets to carry it in a parade. Idi Amin was the guest of honor in the reviewing stand at the parade.Quote:
Originally Posted by Cono Este
Edit: here is the wiki article about The Hand.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jean_Danjou
Not sure who you are calling amateurs, the Foreign Legion or us. Either way you would be wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by AKPogue
OMG, you saw the hand?
Not wrong, anyone that wants to argue that the M16 series rifle isn't a great battle rifle is wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Harry
There's an easy way to settle this. Which would you rather have shooting at you? An FN-FAL or an M16?
In the hand's of a Marine? Neither.Quote:
Originally Posted by riser3
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I would say it doesn't really matter who is doing the shooting, the correct answer is still neither, which renders the original stupid ass troll moot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Viva
Yeah, neither. When you can see down the muzzle, suddenly caliber means a whole lot less.