What guns do you own?

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Just for fun I decided to post this :)
Here is my arsenal
Pistols: Tokarev TT-33, Lahti L-35
Rifles: Mosin-Nagant M1891, Baikal IJ-18 in 7.62x54 caliber.

I know that is not much but its a start anyway :cool: Sorry but I dont have any pictures to show.
Anyone else who wants to show?
 
I have a survival knife, based on the (in)famous LILE "rambo" combat knife. I like it, oil finished.

It's no firearm, I know, but it's the only thing that I own that I could call a weapon ;)

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A brief synopsis:

4 Mausers (2 Waffenamt marked 98k's, a VZ-24, and a Turkish M1938)
2 Mosin Nagants (M1930 and M1938)
Lee-Enfield #4 .303
Springfield Armory 1911 in .45
Walther P-1
DPMS M-4 Carbine
Ruger P-whatever in .40 S&W
Romanian SAR-1 (AK-47)
Bulgarian AK-74 (full auto)
HK-91 (G3)
S&W Model 629 .44 Magnum
Colt Python .357
SKS
Ruger Mk II
Ruger 10/22 with the MG-42 dress-up kit
American Eagle Luger in .30 Luger

And a multitude of various bolt action rifles and shotguns. About 50 in all.
 
leibstandarte10 said:
A brief synopsis:

4 Mausers (2 Waffenamt marked 98k's, a VZ-24, and a Turkish M1938)
2 Mosin Nagants (M1930 and M1938)
Lee-Enfield #4 .303
Springfield Armory 1911 in .45
Walther P-1
DPMS M-4 Carbine
Ruger P-whatever in .40 S&W
Romanian SAR-1 (AK-47)
Bulgarian AK-74 (full auto)
HK-91 (G3)
S&W Model 629 .44 Magnum
Colt Python .357
SKS
Ruger Mk II
Ruger 10/22 with the MG-42 dress-up kit
American Eagle Luger in .30 Luger

And a multitude of various bolt action rifles and shotguns. About 50 in all.
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Wow, quite an arsenal lol :). I dont even have a single gun .... yet.
 
I got a Mossberg 835 12-gauge, remington 597 .22LR, 20-gauge break, .22LR bolt-action sngle-shot; my dad's got a pump .270, and my brother's got a .222/20-gauge break.
 
Pistols:
Herter's .22 long single six
S&W .357 double action *nickle plated w/ 4in barrel*
Colt 38 special double action *police positive model circa 1913*
Pre-64 Limited Edition Ruger 44mag w/ 8in barrrel
Norinco copy of colt 1911 in 45acp
Ruger 22 long single six w/ 22 mag cylinder
S&W 32 acp double action

Rifles/Shotguns:
Winchester model 94 .375 big bore lever action
(2) Ruger mini-14's
(2) Ruger 10/22's
Remington 22 short *the original that Marlin has copied recently*
Savage stainless 7mm mag w/ polymer stock
30-40 Kragg carbine
Mossberg model 500 12 ga.
Remington *Ducks Unlimited series* 20 ga.
Beretta O/U 12ga
Spesco 410ga single shot
Hawkins 50 cal black powder
Winchester Model 94 32-40 John Wayne Comemmorative

I think that's it... :biggrin:
 
Is the Mini-14 still in production? The link on their webiste for it wont work and im hoping its a technical problem. I want to purchase one.
 
NVM, the link works now.

I see that the magazine capacity is only 5 rounds, yet ive seen 30 or 20 round clips on the market. Could I just buy the 5 round version and shove a 30 round clip into it? Or do I need to "modify" it to accept the larger capaicty clips?
 
No, it'll take hi-capacity magazines, including drums if you want to shell out the money for them and take the time loading them.
 
leibstandarte10 said:
No, it'll take hi-capacity magazines, including drums if you want to shell out the money for them and take the time loading them.
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Thanks for your quick response. Overall, id say the stats indicate a pretty good weapon.
 
They're really fun guns, my friend has one. You can put as much crap on that thing as you can afford, too. Just make sure you find a cheap ammo source like I did. I use Wolf for all my plinking weapons, it's cheap but still works very well.
 
also...look at the UMC ammo...a lil' more expensive..but good overall performance

better yet...start reloading your own ammo..save tons o' cash ;)
 
Martini-Henry MK III .577-450
Martini-Henry civilian sporter
Egyptian Citadel Martini-Enfield .303 1903
SMLE Converted MK 2* 1906 conversion on 1896 receiver
SMLE No 1 MK III 1913
SMLE No 1 MK III* 1916
SMLE No 1 MK V 1922 (on the way)
Rifle No 4 Mk 1* 1942 Savage
Rifle No 4 MK 1/2 1942 FTR 1953
Rifle No 5 Mk 1 ROF (F) 1947
Finn Mosin Nagant 7.62 x 54R 1942
Mauser Kar 98 8mm 1943

I'll leave off the "evil black rifles" and handguns.

For the curious:
MNPD issue:

Glock 22 .40
Remington 870 14" bbl with ghost rings, sidesaddle, and surefire taclight
S&W 49 .38spl (confiscated weapon)
 

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My dad was a DA and he managed to get ahold of a murder weapon. He tried the case, checked the weapon out of evidence, and the evidence people simply forgot to ask for it back. It was a S&W .38 of some kind.
 
Beaugeste93 said:
Martini-Henry MK III .577-450
Martini-Henry civilian sporter
Egyptian Citadel Martini-Enfield .303 1903
SMLE Converted MK 2* 1906 conversion on 1896 receiver
SMLE No 1 MK III 1913
SMLE No 1 MK III* 1916
SMLE No 1 MK V 1922 (on the way)
Rifle No 4 Mk 1* 1942 Savage
Rifle No 4 MK 1/2 1942 FTR 1953
Rifle No 5 Mk 1 ROF (F) 1947
Finn Mosin Nagant 7.62 x 54R 1942
Mauser Kar 98 8mm 1943

I'll leave off the "evil black rifles" and handguns.

For the curious:
MNPD issue:

Glock 22 .40
Remington 870 14" bbl with ghost rings, sidesaddle, and surefire taclight
S&W 49 .38spl (confiscated weapon)
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Wow, you must like the Brits and their guns lol. The Martini is probably one of the most powerful rifles ever made (could take out 2 or 3 Zulus and still have stopping power), sadly it overheats to quickly and jams (aka Isandlawana).

Do you like the .40 Glock? My local agency was one of the 1st major US law enforcement agencies to adopt the automatic handgun in the and since then they have had nothing but complaints about the 9mm version, like it cant penetrate doors, etc. You arent issued a AR-15?
 
Depending on the situation, low-level penetration can be a good thing, especially in a hostage-rescue situation. You don't want the bullets to go flying all over the place in cramped areas, possibly hitting hostages or team members.
 
ChrisF202 said:
Wow, you must like the Brits and their guns lol. The Martini is probably one of the most powerful rifles ever made (could take out 2 or 3 Zulus and still have stopping power), sadly it overheats to quickly and jams (aka Isandlawana).

Do you like the .40 Glock? My local agency was one of the 1st major US law enforcement agencies to adopt the automatic handgun in the and since then they have had nothing but complaints about the 9mm version, like it cant penetrate doors, etc. You arent issued a AR-15?
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Yes, I have been revealed as the closet brit weapons anglophile that i am. Its ironic that British subjects can't own them...

My academy class was the first to get the .40 Glock. It took an officer getting shot and killed to get them. Prior to that we were issued .38 revolvers, but one could buy one of four approved 9mm semiautos with their own money if they liked. I really like glocks in general and the .40 is fine. If I had my druthers I would be allowed to carry a 1911-type .45 but that will never happen here.

We're trying hard to get ARs approved now, but we won't see them anytime soon. The original proposal was for Department-issued guns, which i think is a mistake. We've got too many officers who can't keep an 870 clean ( and a few who couldn't hit the ground if they dropped their weapon). An 870 will go "bang" even after being neglected, an AR won't. The way to go in my opinion is to let those of us who own one or are willing to buy one be trained on them. That would simplify training greatly. They already have policies in place for SWAT and K9 AR's.
We have one Deputy Chief pushing for them, the others don't seem to like the idea. Coincidentally, she is the only one of them with any significant street time...
 
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