A funny poster I thought up and threw together on M.S. Paint.

[heat45]

For all those guys out there that think it's necessary to put 30 pounds of post-factory gear on your semi-auto AR15, this one's for you.

 

[mfitzy111]

I'm laughing. nice one.

 

[liftloop]

I don't think Canadians are a loud to have hand gun's un less it a long gun and it's registered.

 

[bsloan]

Great poster

Bill

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Nah. Those race gun gizmos are kid stuff. This mature American likes 'em pure and single-shot.

7 pound 16 gauge flintlock English fowler (42" bbl) and a .54 Lehigh flintlock rifle (44" bbl) - all I hunt with anymore.

 

[gleaner1]

Nah. Those race gun gizmos are kid stuff. This mature American likes 'em pure and single-shot.

7 pound 16 gauge flintlock English fowler (42" bbl) and a .54 Lehigh flintlock rifle (44" bbl) - all I hunt with anymore.

Charlie that beautiful ol' smoke pole is longer than Route 81

 

[kenley]

I guess you lost me
Why would you put all that stuff on a Browning .25 and mirror image at that?

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

Must have been a fan of The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

 

[heat45]

I don't think Canadians are a loud to have hand gun's un less it a long gun and it's registered.

Canadians can buy handguns at age 18, rather than 21 in most states. They can acquire a rifle license (P.A.L./F.A.C.) at age 12, with a guardian simultaneously doing the course with them. They can have the Brugger & Thomet TP9 with the folding stock and foregrip under a pistol license, but the U.S. doesn't allow folding stocks or foregrips on any pistols. The same gun would be an N.F.A. registered S.B.R. under a class 3 $200 tax stamp with the A.T.F. in the States.

 

[heat45]

I guess you lost me
Why would you put all that stuff on a Browning .25 and mirror image at that?

It's a Precision Small Arms PSP-25 6.35x16mm (Baby Browning copy). The image is mirrored because I threw this picture together on MicroSoft Paint to make fun of some of the guys I know who toss every bell and whistle they can on their AR15s. If you'd venture to a gun show in Michigan, you'd see what I'm poking fun at.

 

[heat45]

Nah. Those race gun gizmos are kid stuff. This mature American likes 'em pure and single-shot.

7 pound 16 gauge flintlock English fowler (42" bbl) and a .54 Lehigh flintlock rifle (44" bbl) - all I hunt with anymore.

Forty-four inch barreled single banger? Nice; That's a man's gun right there.

 

[Zephyr]

I guess you lost me
Why would you put all that stuff on a Browning .25 and mirror image at that?

It's a Precision Small Arms PSP-25 6.35x16mm (Baby Browning copy). The image is mirrored because I threw this picture together on MicroSoft Paint to make fun of some of the guys I know who toss every bell and whistle they can on their AR15s. If you'd venture to a gun show in Michigan, you'd see what I'm poking fun at.

Don't be surprised if someone builds that....

 

[liftloop]

I don't think Canadians are a loud to have hand gun's un less it a long gun and it's registered.

...I was wrong again....dam..

 

[kenley]

Speaking of gun shows...Wannermaker Arms Show is in Tulsa the 31-1st. Open to the public for 18 hours that week-end. 4,100 + tables indoors in a 11 acre building. They claim that if you spend all 18 hrs at the show, you will have 15.8 seconds at each table.

I know what you mean about tricking out a weapon. Most of mine have the ultimate trick...adjustible sights.

 

[heat45]

Must have been a fan of The Man From U.N.C.L.E.

I couldn't stop laughing when I saw this Walther P-38 contraption. It looks as though it was done in the 1980s or earlier, before this tricked out black rifle phase.

 

[Charlie P. (NY)]

About 1966 and based on a P-38 . . . but customized a bit.

This series was to James Bond what the Monkeys were to the Beatles.

I had the lunchbox in grade school - wish I had it still.

The guy on the left is Ducky from NCIS.