Show off yer guns

missile launcher I don't have a carry permit

 

Old school.
Marlin Model 336, .30-30. Manufactured in North Haven, CT.

 

I just got an unsolicited offer of $1000 for the Marlin. It’s not for sale, although that offer was nice to hear.

 

You can hardly find a 39A for that these days. Very nice keeper.

 

In my area, okay ones go for $650. Good ones for $800 and great ones for $950 And up

 

Love mine. It was my first gun. Purchased in 1979 for $176.00. Marlin 336A 24”

 

Some Daniel Defense love.

 

Older Savage MKII I just picked up. It will eventually go to my friend’s son when he’s old enough to use it.

 

Brit shit.



Pointy shit.

 

truck pew pew

 

Smith & Wesson Model 43C, 22 LR, 8 round cylinder.
8 rounds, 25 feet.


Not too bad a shooter, for a little snubbie. Weighs in at only 11.4 ounces.

 

Picked up its big brother. Model 340 PD, .357 magnum. J frame, weighing in at 11.4 once’s. Hand cannon !!

 

New toy

 

I used to have one of those. I can't think of a gun I was happier selling.

 

Still loving it.

Modern version of the Model 60, only much lighter and easier to conceal. J frames typically require lots of trigger time to develop the special knack to shoot them well.
(Shown with my S & W Model 65).

 

The S&W 340 PD is a breeze to carry and a tornado to shoot. Difficult for me to shoot well, but easy to shoot well enough. Here’s a target set at 25’:


Here’s another target, same distance. Firing the subcompact, S&W Shield 9mm. Much tighter group.
The Shield conceal carry’s fairly well, but no where as nicely as its little cousin.

 

I'm not a bling guy at all, but thought what the hell, a burnt orange AR might be fun. I had this anodized a few years ago and had most the parts, finally put it together. 7.5" .223W, push button safety, single stage trigger. Need to find my bag of anti walk pins. Not bad for a old man.

 

Shield in action.

 

Thank you John Moses Browning