Texas Gun Sticky

I love cz pistols. I have an SP-01 and it's one of my favorites.

 

My neighbor lucked into a brand new CZ p10 for 400 at the gun show this weekend. I may eventually try to pick up the 75 SP01.. it's way to cumbersome for a carry gun but it's a sweeeet brick of steel.

 

The Beretta with burnt bronze frame is my carry carry gun and I've carried the SP-01, sans light, many times. It's all in your belt and holster. I don't have a good holster for the CZ, and the wife stole it for home defense, so it's back to my trusty, custom, 13,000-round ex-competition Beretta lol

 

anyone need a 22LR?

 

My wife tends to tell me needs and wants aren't the same thing

 

I tell mine forgiveness is easier to get than permission.

 

Yea I can't work that angle after I told her the price of my new motor all her forgiveness is gone for the year

 

Hello,

My father recently passed and this is the last rifle of his I am selling as it doesn't have any sentimental value nor practical value to me as I own a hunting rifle already. It is a beautiful Browning BLR chambered in .358. It comes with a Nikon Buckmaster 3X9X40 scope with the bullet drop tree (not sure that it is accurate for this caliber.) Beautiful rifle with the sling swivel, Browning sling, partial box of ammo, and original box. The serial number is PY coded indicating this rifpe was made in 1982. This is a super clean rifle. I am asking $800 for everything. I am located in San Antonio. If there are any question let me know.

 

.358? What's the kick on that like compared to a .270 or 7mm?

 

I never shot the rifle, but I will say it is a little lighter than my 700 as far as weight goes. My 700 is chambered in a .308 with wood furniture and has practically no recoil though.

"It is often mistaken as a short range, meek looking deer and elk cartridge; but in real numbers, it offers an excellent combination of killing power, moderate recoil, and efficient powder burn. In fact, grain for grain, the .358 offers more killing power than any of its siblings and is effective out to about 257 yards with the 200 grain Barnes XLB at 2600 fps and 240 yards with a 225 grain Nosler ballistic tip or Barnes XLB at 2450."

https://www.chuckhawks.com/browning_BLR_358.htm

 

I like how it says, "effective out to about 257 yards." What the hell happens at yard 258? Veers off course? Hits the deer, but the bullet falls to the ground, out of inertia?

 

I'm pretty sure the bullet stops and stays suspended in the air until a deer or moose walks into it.

 

BWAHAHAAAAA!!!!! All Bugs Bunny style

 

Can't believe I haven't seen this thread yet! I'll post a pic of my Kimber to sub.

 

Okay....a couple usual carry pics.

The Spingfield XD Mod2 Sub 9mm


The Kimber Tactical Ultra

 

Anyone got a line on a Mini 14 Ranch Rifle wooden stock with a hand guard?

 

Damn son, you got a fanny pack for all that stuff?

 

I'll play....

 

Nice!