Dominion Arms - Outlaw
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pageophile
CGN frequent flyer
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- Edmonchuk, AB
Very nice combo and shot, just need the fat stoogie 
hometownhero
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- Toon Town, Sk
###y!!! Would really like to find one of these
I really enjoyed mine while I had it. It never gave me any problems, just had one barrel that would've needed it's own bead, as only one really shot to the point of aim. Also I got tired of the exposed hammers, but that's more a problem with me not cocking them, than a problem with the gun. It's a fun little piece that's for sure.
I still have my snakeslayer, I'd advise sticking with midrange loads, it'll take a little bit heavy, but gets really tough extraction once you get past the mid-point.
I still have my snakeslayer, I'd advise sticking with midrange loads, it'll take a little bit heavy, but gets really tough extraction once you get past the mid-point.
.....stricken with gunut-itus....sounds like a terminal case Is there any hope for the rest of us, or is this poor fellow the future of things for all? 
I always wanted a "sawed-off" coach gun like that. I got the Outlaw a year or two back, put a few hundred rounds through it, lost interest, and sold it without regret. No problems with the gun, just not in love with it.
On the other hand, my first 14-inch pump gun (Fabarms Martial) was bought on impulse, back when I had never even heard of the maker. God knows how many slugs and buckshot loads I have put through it, and I still grin like a lunatic whenever I shoot it. I will never sell it.
Go figure!
p.s. I love that photo of your toys!
John
On the other hand, my first 14-inch pump gun (Fabarms Martial) was bought on impulse, back when I had never even heard of the maker. God knows how many slugs and buckshot loads I have put through it, and I still grin like a lunatic whenever I shoot it. I will never sell it.
Go figure!
p.s. I love that photo of your toys!
John
I know the old owner of that baby. Actualy if I am not mistaken he polished her up real nice and even refinished the wood too.Not all black but certainly bad ass! Always wanted one and just happened to see this bad little bastard on consignment at Wanstalls. Had to pose it with my other little bad ass shot shell shooting blaster.
Yes I was pissed to figure out he sold it with out even offering it to me first. Also he then told me that he just sold his 10/22 tommy gun at the same time was it you too?
diesel_weasel666
CGN Regular
The Outlaw I had was a piece of Sino-commie crap. Rough, jagged edges, flimsy hammer springs and a forestock that cracked if I looked at it hard. Glad to hear that yours are holding up, maybe I just got a lemon?
CST Grad C.Nixon
Regular
- Location
- Saskatchewan
The one I had was very nice overall, however when I put some rounds through her she was a bit tight to open the action back up, I dont know if thats due to having to break the gun in, or just a natural things that they all seem to go through... meh, no biggie, a quick tap on the ol knee solves it everytime...
Im sure I'll regret selling it, but it was fun while it lasted!
Enjoy!!!
Im sure I'll regret selling it, but it was fun while it lasted!
Enjoy!!!
Just the Shorty not the Tommy. The little 10/22 was cool, still just a 22 though and I've got a few all ready. Love the "Bad Little Bastard" though!
And "K" did do a great job making that DB look this good.
ShotgunAnus
Member
- Location
- Vancouver BC
Sorry to bump a month old thread but what kind of pistol is that? That is a thng of beauty!
I'm waiting for someone to make a pistol out of one......that would be sweeeeet !
Something like this but shorter....
http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/File:SawedoffshotgunUntouchables.jpg
Something like this but shorter....
http://www.imfdb.org/wiki/File:SawedoffshotgunUntouchables.jpg
