Buying firearms in the states, Ruger SRH Alaskan 2.5 inch 454 Casull

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My american inlaw just put a deposit on a SRH 2.5 inch 454 Casull Alaskan in a LGS in NH, i am very excited, this is my first american purchase to be shot in my future compound. He bought it, i paid it, this is the perfect association.
 
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No as a owner of the house, he his owner of the firearm, since my name is on the house purchase, i will be able to shot all firearms he buys, perfectly verified by my lawyer.
 
Oh man....that would be hard on the wrist! Enjoy and take it easy with that beast. I screwed my wrist for life shooting to many rounds through my custom 4.5"
 
Beauty of a gun Caramel.
You will hate the muzzle blast and how bloody loud it is thought=. I have shot a 460 that has a 2 inch barrel, and it was bloody loud and had a pile of muzzle blast. and I suspect that a 454 will be close to the same.
They are about the best defence pistol going though.
 
My next purchase is a AK47 clone, i am studying this very carefully, this move in NH will permit me to faufill many long lost dreams.
 
Today we also put a deposit on a a Thompson 45 ACP for a new future purchase, hapiness is great in the states.
 
Curly1 said:
PS there is only one 45 Colt round and it is not called LC nor is there a SC.
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This gets beat to death in all sorts of forums and yet, really does not matter. I have purchased ammo that says 45 long colt right on the box. I call it long colt. Yes there are people that get all hangry over that and I don't know why. But I do know, that 2 out of 3 times if I ask for a box of 45 colt ammo, they are coming out with 45 ACP at lots of retailers. When I ask for 45 long colt, I always get 45 long colt
 
Ridersfan said:
This gets beat to death in all sorts of forums and yet, really does not matter. I have purchased ammo that says 45 long colt right on the box. I call it long colt. Yes there are people that get all hangry over that and I don't know why. But I do know, that 2 out of 3 times if I ask for a box of 45 colt ammo, they are coming out with 45 ACP at lots of retailers. When I ask for 45 long colt, I always get 45 long colt
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So which firearms have 45 Long Colt or 45 Short Colt stamp on the barrel? Or is a clip the same as a magazine. Just about calling it what it really is not some made up name like Ze or Zoe or whatever is trendy in the alpha bit soup group.

PS who made ammo labeled 45 Long Colt? Pics or it never happened.
 
Curly1 said:
So which firearms have 45 Long Colt or 45 Short Colt stamp on the barrel? Or is a clip the same as a magazine. Just about calling it what it really is not some made up name like Ze or Zoe or whatever is trendy in the alpha bit soup group.

PS who made ammo labeled 45 Long Colt? Pics or it never happened.
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LCCA stands for Long Colt Cowboy Action
 
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I don't think that anyone ever calls out 45 short colt... but you can bet when someone wants 45 ACP they will ask for it as 45 ACP or as 45 Auto... so they don't get handed the 45LC.

Anyways, sorry... kinda hijacked this thread
 
Sorry to hijack but I need to go get my assault rifle model 15 and load up the mega capacity clip-a-zine so I can shoot 30 rounds a second in full semi auto.

So we let the unknowing write our laws(and labels) without making corrections, it's a good thing, right or is it write?
 
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