Okay, it was a private range and an NFA shoot; but, the MG42's rate of fire, experienced first hand, blew my mind. I gained an whole new insight as to what those fellas who crossed those beachs June 6th, 1944 faced.
Girlfriend's Browning Double auto.
Wife's Dreyse sideswing needlefire 16 gauge
Your wife and your girlfriend both have some fancy guns. I can see the attraction, but that could get complicated quick.
To be honest, I am just jealous.That does not end well.
I saw a Johnson rifle at the gun show last weekend in Terre Haute. A guy was carrying it around. He wanted 7k. Maybe worth it, maybe not, but I didn’t investigate further.Can't say I've ever seen anything ultra rare. I've seen special editions or one year only variants of different firearms. Worth a bit, but as they look like their peers for the most part, not what I'd consider rare.
My wallet fears the day I see a Johnson rifle in person, up for sale.
I couldn't afford the bayonet for it. Well, if I sold something. Like a kidney.I saw a Johnson rifle at the gun show last weekend in Terre Haute. A guy was carrying it around. He wanted 7k. Maybe worth it, maybe not, but I didn’t investigate further.
Is it a police-marked Lithuanian Hi Power?Me with my Lithuanian Hi Power lol
Yep. Exactly.Is it a police-marked Lithuanian Hi Power?
My wildcat deer rifle from forty years ago.
There's only one and I still have the chamber reamer.