Mountain Guns Love Them !
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I like them boys!
Just handy they are.
Just handy they are.
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Great pix !!!!
I fired a MG in .45 APC...two week ago for the first time.... out with Allen Frame and his buddy Mark's gun..wow! Did better than my .38 spcl.
Just what I need....another gun.... I was impressed.
Chutch, don't you owe me? :mrgreen:
I fired a MG in .45 APC...two week ago for the first time.... out with Allen Frame and his buddy Mark's gun..wow! Did better than my .38 spcl.
Just what I need....another gun.... I was impressed.
Chutch, don't you owe me? :mrgreen:
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Photohause,
You may want to mention that it was a C/T laser equipped MG that you used. I also noted that you did very well with ALL of the guns that you shot.
Mark
You may want to mention that it was a C/T laser equipped MG that you used. I also noted that you did very well with ALL of the guns that you shot.
Mark
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Wow! Nice Mountain Guns, your blued MG's definitely have more aesthetic appeal than my stainless ones. One of mine is an L-frame 357 MG, does anyone know if this is a relatively rare gun; just haven't seen any others.
Before there were Mountain Guns, in hiking (east of the Big Muddy) in black bear mountain country, my carry ordnance was a S&W Model 13, carried out of sight in a shoulder rig, so as to not alarm fellow hikers.
I had it stuffed with KTW rounds. For those not in the know, the KTW rounds were metal piercing, developed for law enforcement use against hardened targets; like a bear's skull was my take. . . The KTW's would be banned because NBC branded them as "cop killers" because they would penetrate a Kevlar vest. I believe the KTW's were restricted to law enforcement purchase, I had to show police I.D. to purchase. . .In any case the model 13 served well as a mountain gun; it never left the holster but gave me comfort knowing I wasn't defenceless.
Before there were Mountain Guns, in hiking (east of the Big Muddy) in black bear mountain country, my carry ordnance was a S&W Model 13, carried out of sight in a shoulder rig, so as to not alarm fellow hikers.
I had it stuffed with KTW rounds. For those not in the know, the KTW rounds were metal piercing, developed for law enforcement use against hardened targets; like a bear's skull was my take. . . The KTW's would be banned because NBC branded them as "cop killers" because they would penetrate a Kevlar vest. I believe the KTW's were restricted to law enforcement purchase, I had to show police I.D. to purchase. . .In any case the model 13 served well as a mountain gun; it never left the holster but gave me comfort knowing I wasn't defenceless.
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