12-6
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- North Of The DMZ (US border)
Still there 12X
All the 12's are still there. We are just getting a lot older. - dan
Forum: Exchange of 12(X) firearms
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I bet it feels wonderful to use a 12.6 at the range. Stubbie autos look so funny I always wanted to try one. Damn retardo laws
I have and shoot a few of them once in awhile, mine are all early 1900's, neat little guns but not very comfortable in my big hands.
Much prefer my Browning Inglis.
- Location
- Near Yorkton
Fun Fun have several - range warriors 1980s to early 1990s, snub revolvers, a 3.5 inch 45acp, and a 4 inch 1911 based 10mm my fav.
Sadly, I only have two 12-6 left on the rack.
A recently acquired 1937, S42 PO8, all matching and in 98% condition, inside and out. Not even any holster wear. Sadly, there is a new restricted length replacement barrel on the shelf beside it, waiting to be installed. I just want to keep it together a bit longer.
The other is a Basque, 380acp, almost new in the original box with accessories. It's a grade or two above the old Saturday Night Specials. It shoots surprisingly well for a $50 NIB, with spare mag etc handgun and it's very easy to handle. It's a Spanish knock off of the MAB.
Sadly, it's not worth rebarreling IMHO. Maybe, if I'm really bored and need to tinker?????
https://youtu.be/lERXrvOrfH0
A recently acquired 1937, S42 PO8, all matching and in 98% condition, inside and out. Not even any holster wear. Sadly, there is a new restricted length replacement barrel on the shelf beside it, waiting to be installed. I just want to keep it together a bit longer.
The other is a Basque, 380acp, almost new in the original box with accessories. It's a grade or two above the old Saturday Night Specials. It shoots surprisingly well for a $50 NIB, with spare mag etc handgun and it's very easy to handle. It's a Spanish knock off of the MAB.
Sadly, it's not worth rebarreling IMHO. Maybe, if I'm really bored and need to tinker?????
https://youtu.be/lERXrvOrfH0
I bet it feels wonderful to use a 12.6 at the range. Stubbie autos look so funny I always wanted to try one. Damn retardo laws
Great news for you...... You can have one.... ok, almost:
I like the short 38sp and 357m a odd time,
I had a 3 in SAM 1911 in 45, that was a mean gun, flame and noise was impressive.
Would have been a great carry gun , but you know.
The little NAA mini revolvers are neat, mainly useless, thu I did have a black widow model with target sights that you could hit the target with. 22lr and 22mag,I think it was about 2 in.
I had a 3 in SAM 1911 in 45, that was a mean gun, flame and noise was impressive.
Would have been a great carry gun , but you know.
The little NAA mini revolvers are neat, mainly useless, thu I did have a black widow model with target sights that you could hit the target with. 22lr and 22mag,I think it was about 2 in.
I have the same luger, mine will go to my daughter and her husband, unmolested. Assuming the Libs and their cronies don't screw us more by then. - dan
I bet it feels wonderful to use a 12.6 at the range. Stubbie autos look so funny I always wanted to try one. Damn retardo laws
I have a few. If you are in the Edmonton area I could meet you at a range and let you try some of them. - dan
Yes. - dan
Yes, and it can only be one (1) handgun made before 1946...... (Pretty sure)
pre 46 is correct, but there is no limit on how many of them you can pass on. yet. - dan
