I FINALLY GOT MY TWO DEACTIVATED HANDGUNS BACK FROM THE GUNSMITH.

I was told today that my two handguns will not be put on the Collectors Guild web site for sale until the end of September.

The comments;
-Your items are currently being researched, described and photographed.
They will be ready for the advance viewing update at the end of Sept.
Peter will be in contact a week before to go over pricing.
 
1895GS said:
I don't understand why grown men are concerned with what other grown men do in a free country. If he wants to deactivate his own guns, it's his will.
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Same reason we'd shake our heads in disapproval regarding the prospect of sticking one's willy in a public glory hole. While you may think the result satisfying, the lack of foresight for unintended consequences is blindingly retarded.
 
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Painkillers said:
Same reason we'd shake our heads in disapproval regarding the prospect of sticking one's willy in a public glory hole. While you may think the result satisfying, the lack of foresight for unintended consequences is blindingly retarded.
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If you take risks you can have the adventure of your lifetime says Jordan Peterson. Glory holes may or may not be included.
 
I've never wanted any possession like I did a ####-n-click 1911 back around 1982 when a friend of mine brought one to school. lol True story, bluing almost completely gone, you could drop the mag/#### it etc. TBH, I'm assuming it was CnC-didn't know as much about guns then. Not sure I actually looked or questioned, just an amazing thing to hold/handle as a young teenager.
 
I bought my M1911A1 Colt rig from the son of the American vet that brought it back on March 27 2004. (It is quite a story!)
When I picked up the Colt from the vet's son's house the three magazines were loaded with 1941 dated cartridges.
The pistol was in an unlocked wooden chest.
The pistol was not registered---I managed to get it registered.



















I have many more photos.
 
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Lugercollector on here Peter can accept WW2 (pre 1945) German pistols to be exported to USA etc.
I sold him 2 of my Lugers got a good price .. He is a business and can still buy Handguns,
the transfer went threw no problem
I just put in the comments going to a dealer to export.
 
I bought these two guns from Peter---he has also seen my Luger.
It was Peter that introduced me to the gunsmith that deactivated my two pistols shown above.





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There was a thread where it was alleged no one would deactivate a firearm unless they first signed on to the Liberal confiscation program.

This thread blows that idea out of the water lol

Cool collection btw!
 
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