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[California Joe]

That one is cherry, the tomahawk is hickory that I striped. .32 caliber squirrel rifle.

 

[BravoZulu]

That one is cherry, the tomahawk is hickory that I striped. .32 caliber squirrel rifle.

Beautiful CJ

 

[vonFeilitzsch]

This is my "daily driver" concealed carry gat - H&K P7. Can't say enough good about it! And it's made of steel!
(Being old school, I'm not too big on plastic guns.)

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ohh i see a man of culture. Bavarian police is in the process of phasing them out at the moment.

 

[California Joe]

BSA 12/15 .22 from the early 1900's that I restocked with some found walnut and an ebony nose cap. Tack driver. Heavy as Hell, but I still pretend I'm at Rorke's Drift occasionally....

 

[Devil Child]

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As soon as I started hearing the theme music for The Last of the Mohicans.

Looks perfect for running dramatically through water falls

 

[California Joe]

Here's a fullstock Hawken caplock .50 I made for my brother a while back...Tiger stripe maple. The only wood that comes close to English walnut. IMO

 

[Devil Child]

@California Joe that is truly magnificent build. Your brother is a lucky dude. Finish on the stock looks damn good.

I'll have to remove my tinfoil hat for a bit and post up some of my collection.

 

[TheKiwi]

My "PS90" which is actually a Ruger 10/22 with a HTA case.

And with sights and a torch fitted for possum/rabbit hunting

It's a little laser beam for going after pests. I just place the crosshairs between their eyes and so long as they're within 100 meters they're done for. Suppressor makes it very quiet too, I just run standard CCI .22 through it.

 

[California Joe]

I dig that. It's badass looking. I went more retro....

 

[TheKiwi]

Yeah I've seen those M1 10/22 kits and been tempted more than once. Just having to wait and see how the new laws in NZ bed down before I do anything new.

 

[Bombardier]

If any of you guys would like to create a review item for your guns you can do so here

Guns

Tel us about guns you have used

www.militaryimages.net

This will automatically create a thread in this forum for discussion and links in nicely with your review

I have only just set this up so the reviews already present have not created a discussion here.

 

[OldCode]

I dig that. It's badass looking. I went more retro....

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Whoooarrrhhh. Always loved the look of the M1 Carbine. There's a few modern knock-offs in .22, but the original is damn hard to find, and expensive!

I never got around to posting my collection at MP.Net or the Mess. I'm paranoid about what California may enact for gun control in the next year or so. Hate to lose my collection because of social media! Still, I'll add something to this thread in the near future.

 

[California Joe]

That's still just a 10/22. Just a new stock and sight kit. The mag is epoxied on to the rotary Ruger mag. But the entire M1 Carbine look falls apart without the mag so I added it....

 

[Devil Child]

It is a very convincing mimic of the M1. When you first posted I assumed it was, didn't realize till now it was 10/22 in M1 costume.

The mag is the magic touch, probably less convincing with an aftermarket high-cap .22 mag!

 

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Very nice, but what I would really like to see is the "wood chipper"..........

 

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[BravoZulu]

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BM59?

 

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BM59?

Yep, a BM59 based on a Springfield Armory M1 Garand receiver. It is a Mark I that I put into a folding "Truppe Alpine" stock. It does not have the correct winter trigger for the "TA" version though, but as mine still clears the pistol grip it is not that big a problem.

 

[BravoZulu]

Yep, a BM59 based on a Springfield Armory M1 Garand receiver. It is a Mark I that I put into a folding "Truppe Alpine" stock. It does not have the correct winter trigger for the "TA" version though, but as mine still clears the pistol grip it is not that big a problem.

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IMHO, the best iteration of the M14 came from Beretta in the BM59, if only I had the chance to own one