All About Pocket Knives

I have always been attracted by the handguns of the early 20th century. Don't have any. Just attracted.

The lines of the gun are art deco like I think QS. The ones with a finish closer to 100% really pop.

What a wonderful old pistol. Glad for you and that you have it.

Nice find! The craftsmanship in those old pistols and the patient from use and age are wonderful. I bet you'll be surprised at how well it shoots!

steve99f wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2020 12:50 am A recent impulse buy but I lean towards certain Savage products anyway. Model 1907 that needed some help and I wanted to make sure it received the proper care

Oh yeah, chambered in 32 ACP, 10 shot double stack magazine, made in about 1910 or 11. Was featured in the movie "Road to Perdition" with Tom Hanks and Jude Law. Law used this model in the movie. An interesting firing mechanism. Striker fired, not hammer fired.

Steve, interesting story of the first time I qualified for concealed carry here in Texas. Probably 15 folks in the class most with the latest and greatest modern pistols. I shot a colt officers model 1911 and the fellow next to me shot one just like yours. The instructor ask him if he might like to shoot something a Little more modern that the old one might not function as well. The man said no he would use the old one. At the end of qualifying his and mine were the only two that suffered no jams or misfires.

steve99f wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2020 12:50 am A recent impulse buy but I lean towards certain Savage products anyway. Model 1907 that needed some help and I wanted to make sure it received the proper care

Oh yeah, chambered in 32 ACP, 10 shot double stack magazine, made in about 1910 or 11. Was featured in the movie "Road to Perdition" with Tom Hanks and Jude Law. Law used this model in the movie. An interesting firing mechanism. Striker fired, not hammer fired.

I used to have one just like it except it was made for the military and had a loaded chamber indicator.
The design was very unique as the barrel would twist as a means of unlocking when fired. Fun to take down as well. If I remember correctly there were no screws holding that thing together.

I was introduced to a blast at the range today a 9mm carbine by Kel-tec,the Sub- 2000.Can't wait to see her dressed up with all the goodies.She takes a P-mag or glock 17 round magazine.Also ran a Ruger super Blackhawk .44 thru it's paces.

That's some serious shooting!

Here are a few pictures of some of my favorite guns.
My S&W 21-4TR in 44spl S&W 21-4 S&W 22-4TR in .45acp Walther P99

WOW! Lots of fine sidearms being shown here. Dogg, those are all real nice! I have an AR lower that needs building and I’ve toyed with building it in 9mm, but uppers in any caliber are rare as hen’s teeth!

Steve, I love old firearms and that one is extra nice.

Runted you have good taste!

Runted wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 3:28 am Here are a few pictures of some of my favorite guns.
My S&W 21-4TR in 44spl
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S&W 21-4
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S&W 22-4TR in .45acp
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Walther P99
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3 beautiful revolvers

Those are some nice Smith's runted!

That looks like a lot of fun GD.

Thanks, I have always been a revolver guy.
These are the last two photos of S&W's that I could find.
Will have to break out the camera and take some more
as soon as I have time.
This one is a S&W 27-2 with the 3.5inch barrel and in .357mag And this one is a S&W 625 Mountain Gun in 45Colt

KNICE revolvers and pistols. x10.

That 3 inch M27 is a rare bird!

The 3.5 model 27 is hard to find but if you load it with 148 grain Wadcutters in 38 spl its a hoot to shoot.
No recoil and you can shoot as fast as you can pull the trigger and never lose your sight picture.

That M27 is as cool as it gets. But that 625, Man! I bet it’s a hoot to shoot.

eveled wrote: ↑Sun Sep 06, 2020 1:30 am I picked this one up yesterday. 1967 Marlin 39a GoldenAA71B908-6A48-4DA9-AE03-001B88AA5FC2.jpegBBE0EF09-4924-43BF-A997-1C214E10C329.jpeg

I have one of those over here in the UK. Great little lever actions, although spares are a problem over here.

An afternoon with my Mossberg in .270 Winchester. Forgot to bring a bag to brace the rifle. My arm and elbow had to serve while shooting off the table. My shooting lane out to 350 yards.
200 yard targets. Well shot up by others.

100 yard target. My first three shots are found in the head. I shot with no adjustments being made to the optical sight. The Mossberg has a sweet trigger. My days of placing three holes on top of each other are long gone.

Nearby lake for fishing.

Looks like a winner there QS!!!

OldOak wrote: ↑Sun Sep 20, 2020 11:46 pm [quote=eveled post_id=846147 time=<a href="tel:1599355840">1599355840</a> user_id=26776]
I picked this one up yesterday. 1967 Marlin 39a GoldenAA71B908-6A48-4DA9-AE03-001B88AA5FC2.jpegBBE0EF09-4924-43BF-A997-1C214E10C329.jpeg

I have one of those over here in the UK. Great little lever actions, although spares are a problem over here.
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That’s wonderful! Glad to see you fellers across the pond appreciate one of the finest 22lr’s ever made! I love my 39M for sure.

That can be a little painful QS unless you had a shoulder pad. The 270W can bark some. Nice shooting.

Those Smith wheel guns are beautiful!

You are right Steve in that the recoil was stouter than I had anticipated. Still, I did not find it uncomfortable to shoot. Loud, but that is why they make ear plugs. All in all, I like the rifle a lot.

Have the day off.
Did some cleaning.

That is a very sweet looking combo Steve. Got to provide a lot of shooting fun.

Thats a nice pair right there Steve