katsmp3 said:
My latest: .50 Cal Desert Eagle
http://www.msprotege.com/vbb225/showthread.php?threadid=23053&highlight=into+guns
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My latest: .50 Cal Desert Eagle
http://www.msprotege.com/vbb225/showthread.php?threadid=23053&highlight=into+guns
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- 2006 Shadow Blue GLI
I collect knives 
damn...that is a hot picture...very sexy!
strange..that looks exactly like my MP5a1 suppressed airsoft gun...when I say exactly, I mean..I'm holding it in my hands..and its exactly it..not to say that it isnt real...but..just strange...hehe..you dont want any of me..M14, armalite AR-30 .338 Lapua (my newest) and my springfield 1991 trophy cup match .45...true.
boostisgood
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- 1988 FC3S TII
The MP5, without the barrel extension(silencer) is the ultimate point of entry weapon. 
We used that little toy every time we had to do MOUT training, and a few times in Somolia.
Rangers Lead the Way!!!!!! Follow Me!!!!!
We used that little toy every time we had to do MOUT training, and a few times in Somolia.
Rangers Lead the Way!!!!!! Follow Me!!!!!
I've only got two cheap ones, but I have had them for quite a while now. Marlin .22 Rifle, Rossi M971 .357Mag Revolver (2.5 inch barrel).
I got both of them for less than $250, just got tired of renting at the range, decided I wanted to own something. My best friends father is Retired INS, his partner is still active, and they give me all the free ammo I want. My bedroom closet has boxes of .38, .357, and .22 rounds. Guns were fun for a while - but I went back to spending money on my computer and on vacations. Of course that was back when I had roommates to share rent with, and I had more money. Now, the little bit of money I have goes into my car.
Funny thing, the last time I cleaned my revolver, I decided I didn't want to fire it for a while because I did such a nice job. That was like a year ago, haven't fired it since. They sit in their locked cases. Just take them out and clean them about once every 6 months.
I keep promising myself a Sig P226, but I'm sure it will be a while until I buy another gun. I don't really need them, and I have no intentions of ever going hunting.
I got both of them for less than $250, just got tired of renting at the range, decided I wanted to own something. My best friends father is Retired INS, his partner is still active, and they give me all the free ammo I want. My bedroom closet has boxes of .38, .357, and .22 rounds. Guns were fun for a while - but I went back to spending money on my computer and on vacations. Of course that was back when I had roommates to share rent with, and I had more money. Now, the little bit of money I have goes into my car.
Funny thing, the last time I cleaned my revolver, I decided I didn't want to fire it for a while because I did such a nice job. That was like a year ago, haven't fired it since. They sit in their locked cases. Just take them out and clean them about once every 6 months.
I keep promising myself a Sig P226, but I'm sure it will be a while until I buy another gun. I don't really need them, and I have no intentions of ever going hunting.
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- 03' Silverado, 03' P5
Damn, I've shot an HK MP5 "Navy" when qualifying for my annual with the sheriff's dept, but not a tricked out bastard like that one... Sheesh... We need to meet up at the range in Byram and go shooting! Hell, I live ~2 miles from there... I can also shoot at Pearl P.D.'s range, and the training range out at Whitfield if need be. I usually go at least once a week. I went last week to JPD's range and shot with an old buddy there. I made $20 shooting against the Range Sgt. too. 
Here's a thread that I started a while ago about firearms and such... http://www.protege5.com/vbb230/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10567&highlight=firearm
Since everyone's talking about what they own...
Here's my list, revised to be current...
For Carry:
Kimber Pro Carry II Stainless - .45
Glock Model 23, Trijicon, Ext. Mag/slide catch - .40
Taurus PT145 (Compact) - .45
Kel-tec - .32ACP
Beretta Tomcat Stainless- .32 (G/F's car)
* New - Beretta 21A "Bobcat" Stainless - .22
Taurus stainless 2-inch revolver - .38 (G/F's house)
* New - Taurus M38 4 inch .38 Revolver (Sister's car)
For Fun:
Smith and Wesson 22s 4in. Bull - .22
Beretta 92F, Night Sights, ~25 or so 15rd. magazines - 9mm
*Traded - Beretta 92F Centurion Stainless - 9mm
*New - Beretta 96F Vertec Stainless - .40 S&W
Glock Model 22 - .40
H&K USP - .45
*New - Springfield Armory 1911A1 "Loaded" Target - .45
*New (used)- H&K Compact USP - .45
*Sold - Taurus Model 627SS 4in. 7-shot - .357 Mag
*New - Taurus Tracker total titanium 7-shot - .357 Mag
Marlin Model 60 Stainless - .22
Ruger 10/22 Target Bull, Hogue Overmolded, Nikon 6x12- .22
Winchester Model 1300 Defender 8-shot 18in. - 12 Guage
Izmash Arsenal AK-47 Synthetic- 7.62X39
Springfield Armory M1A Stainless Natl. Match - .308
DPMS 20' Panther Bull (Ar-15 Variant) - .223 REM
Winchester Model 70 Short Action(Cryo, Bedded, Fluted, the works.. ~1/4 MOA at 100 yards) - .308Win
H&R Synthetic Single Shot, Leupold Vari-X 2 - .30-06
*Sold - Remington 870 youth - 20 guage (My g/f wanted to hunt, even if I don't. )
*New - Century Arms G3 (Clone of HK 91) - .308
Hmmm, there might be another long gun or two, I can't remember.
Here's a thread that I started a while ago about firearms and such... http://www.protege5.com/vbb230/showthread.php?s=&threadid=10567&highlight=firearm
Since everyone's talking about what they own...
Here's my list, revised to be current...
For Carry:
Kimber Pro Carry II Stainless - .45
Glock Model 23, Trijicon, Ext. Mag/slide catch - .40
Taurus PT145 (Compact) - .45
Kel-tec - .32ACP
Beretta Tomcat Stainless- .32 (G/F's car)
* New - Beretta 21A "Bobcat" Stainless - .22
Taurus stainless 2-inch revolver - .38 (G/F's house)
* New - Taurus M38 4 inch .38 Revolver (Sister's car)
For Fun:
Smith and Wesson 22s 4in. Bull - .22
Beretta 92F, Night Sights, ~25 or so 15rd. magazines - 9mm
*Traded - Beretta 92F Centurion Stainless - 9mm
*New - Beretta 96F Vertec Stainless - .40 S&W
Glock Model 22 - .40
H&K USP - .45
*New - Springfield Armory 1911A1 "Loaded" Target - .45
*New (used)- H&K Compact USP - .45
*Sold - Taurus Model 627SS 4in. 7-shot - .357 Mag
*New - Taurus Tracker total titanium 7-shot - .357 Mag
Marlin Model 60 Stainless - .22
Ruger 10/22 Target Bull, Hogue Overmolded, Nikon 6x12- .22
Winchester Model 1300 Defender 8-shot 18in. - 12 Guage
Izmash Arsenal AK-47 Synthetic- 7.62X39
Springfield Armory M1A Stainless Natl. Match - .308
DPMS 20' Panther Bull (Ar-15 Variant) - .223 REM
Winchester Model 70 Short Action(Cryo, Bedded, Fluted, the works.. ~1/4 MOA at 100 yards) - .308Win
H&R Synthetic Single Shot, Leupold Vari-X 2 - .30-06
*Sold - Remington 870 youth - 20 guage (My g/f wanted to hunt, even if I don't. )
*New - Century Arms G3 (Clone of HK 91) - .308
Hmmm, there might be another long gun or two, I can't remember.
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- 03' Silverado, 03' P5
boostisgood said:The MP5, without the barrel extension(silencer) is the ultimate point of entry weapon.
We used that little toy every time we had to do MOUT training, and a few times in Somolia.
Rangers Lead the Way!!!!!! Follow Me!!!!!
Uh oh...
I stayed at Ft. Benning about 3 weeks when I was still an M.P. with the National Guard. We had to pick up a group of drunk ass rangers one night, and I almost got freakin' killed. I'm glad those guys are on our side... lol
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- 2006 Shadow Blue GLI
Yikes, everyone has guns. 
Here's my latest updated collection:
Handguns:
SIG P225 - 9mm
CZ-40 - .40
CZ-97B - .45
CZ-50 - .32auto
Kahr MK9 Stainless Compact - 9mm
Rifles:
Mosin Nagant 1891/30 - 7.62x54R (With Detachable Bayonet)
Mosin Nagant M44 Carbine - 7.62x54R (With Flip Out Bayonet)
Handguns:
SIG P225 - 9mm
CZ-40 - .40
CZ-97B - .45
CZ-50 - .32auto
Kahr MK9 Stainless Compact - 9mm
Rifles:
Mosin Nagant 1891/30 - 7.62x54R (With Detachable Bayonet)
Mosin Nagant M44 Carbine - 7.62x54R (With Flip Out Bayonet)
Little video for you fellow gun nuts to view:
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Link
Info:
Special Purpose Limited Penetration (SPLP), Blended Metal technology munitions all share the same performance characteristics, from the diminutive .32 ACP to the .308 Winchester. This segment of the product line consistently demonstrates the ability to defeat barriers, soft and hard, without the over-penetration manifest by current jacketed lead bullets. In each level of SPLP munitions you will receive the highest level of incapacitation probability possible for the caliber platform selected. In many comparative tests SPLP munitions have out performed next larger caliber platforms, when compared against jacketed lead bullets. In all cases, when employing SPLP munitions the heavier the platform the higher the increased response capabilities with respect to more difficult barriers and delivering greater impact energy on targets.
The employment of SPLP Blended Metal technology munitions will yield superior performances in the following areas:
1. Reduced fiscal liability footprinting from unintended over-penetration of primary targets.
2. Dramatic decrease in over-penetration probability threats to both duty and civilian personnel.
3. Decreased penetration liabilities through common urban environment construction materials.
4. Increase perimeter projectile containment with the application of lethal force bullet designs.
5. Positive community relation protocols for selecting a limited penetration munition.
6. Greater latitude for tactical response rules of engagement.
7. Reduced hard surface ricochet performance.
8. Higher first shot incapacitation probability, elevating the patrol officer and SWAT teams safety and response capabilities in high threat calls.
9. Ability to "ramp up" to increased threat continuum using heavier platform ammunitions without increasing potential for unacceptable probability of over-penetration liability.
