When you can kill a moose with your rifle even without ammo
Bwahahaha! Love that one!!!
You know you're a milsurp collector when.....
- Thread starter H Wally
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Bwahahaha! Love that one!!!
When most of what's in the gun safes along with the ton of specific ammo ,you refuse to --(or some, not allowed) to shoot because you're afraid to hurt the ol' girls. Could be ATT refusals are ----a blessing in disquise?
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BTW--Beauty!!!-------------- Jeep's nice TOO!
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BTW--Beauty!!!-------------- Jeep's nice TOO!
stencollector
CGN Ultra frequent flyer
- Location
- shilo MB, the armpit of Canada
...when you turn down firing the F/A silenced UZI cause you are don't want to waste a single round so you can reload the 50 round magazine for the F/A Lanchester. (True story)
- Location
- Smithers, B.C.
I vote again, when you would rather sell yourself on the street than sell one of your prized arms.
- Location
- Tucson, Arizona
Didn't hear any complaints from my postman when he delivered the two vickers tripods.
(but he was a lot younger then.)
When the buttpad of your rifle was designed to smash teeth.
When there is no petroleum product (plastic, rubber) anywhere on your rifle.
When the action cycles smoother and faster than a 500$ Remington.
When you are told that grouping shots at 100 yards is impossible with iron sight, and you intend to prove that wrong (working on it..)
When there is no petroleum product (plastic, rubber) anywhere on your rifle.
When the action cycles smoother and faster than a 500$ Remington.
When you are told that grouping shots at 100 yards is impossible with iron sight, and you intend to prove that wrong (working on it..)
you ask your priest what the pennance is for bubbaing a gun
when you have never paid more than 300 for any bolt actiongun
when you have paid more for a bayonet than you have for the gun you put it on
your dress clothes were only such in 1914 and only by military standards.
when you have never paid more than 300 for any bolt actiongun
when you have paid more for a bayonet than you have for the gun you put it on
your dress clothes were only such in 1914 and only by military standards.
When, after you are dead, you wife calls police, and ask them to remove and destroy all your "ugly" and unwanted guns from the house, including your $ 75.000 Colt, because she did not know the value of it and your other guns.
It happened in Summerland, British Columbia, few years ago.
It happened in Summerland, British Columbia, few years ago.
I prefer taking deer with my "Tan and Water" instead....
hehe I hunt in wool Fallschirmjager trousers
....and that's how you justify the expenditures to others.
milsurp collector
When you look through the scrap metal pile of a Lethbridge metal dealer, sorting out 2 inch Mortar parachute rounds for ones with good tail fins so you can fire your 2 inch Mortar. (circa 1980s)
When you pull up to Customs in Fort Erie (1957) with four Lee Enfield Sniper rifles, complete, at $44.95 U.S., and a 23 mm French anti-tank gun on wheels ($149.00 U.S.) and the Customs guy says "thats neat." Then he charges you duty on the stuff, says "have a nice day", and sends you on your way.
When you have Marstar's phone number on speed dial.
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When you look through the scrap metal pile of a Lethbridge metal dealer, sorting out 2 inch Mortar parachute rounds for ones with good tail fins so you can fire your 2 inch Mortar. (circa 1980s)
When you pull up to Customs in Fort Erie (1957) with four Lee Enfield Sniper rifles, complete, at $44.95 U.S., and a 23 mm French anti-tank gun on wheels ($149.00 U.S.) and the Customs guy says "thats neat." Then he charges you duty on the stuff, says "have a nice day", and sends you on your way.
When you have Marstar's phone number on speed dial.
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