Steyr lp10e short version air pisto,l electronic triggerLuke, what are the other top 2 bullseye pieces? I'm not familiar with the shapes. I can make out the Steyr name on the plate, but don't know the model(s).
KN grips on the target pistols. Cheap fake pearl from brownells on the colt and I think pachmayr the 357 but don't hold me too that oneVery Nice.
Are those stock grips? Can see the emblem.
mike
Funny thing I am just looking at a semi auto shotgun myself cant decide on a Fabarm xlr or Browning Maxus, Remington or a beretta a400. Fabarm is a great sporting gun but slightly heavier than I want. I think S&W quality has suffered a bit, my 686 needed a bit of gunsmithing to be the piece it should. performance centre guns would of been a better choice. I find Ruger super redhawks in 44nmore comfortable to shoot than Smiths in 44 but that's just my preference. You sure can stoke up the loads in a ruger the things are sturdy piecesVery nice piece. I am now upgrading my armory before EU bans everything due to Paris massacre. I am after a semiauto shotgun and semi auto 22LR and after that I could use a fine S&W revolver around .357 - .44 not sure yet.
Are there a gun subjects available here more? Browsing with my phone... Not a dice.
Funny thing I am just looking at a semi auto shotgun myself cant decide on a Fabarm xlr or Browning Maxus, Remington or a beretta a400. Fabarm is a great sporting gun but slightly heavier than I want. I think S&W quality has suffered a bit, my 686 needed a bit of gunsmithing to be the piece it should. performance centre guns would of been a better choice. I find Ruger super redhawks in 44nmore comfortable to shoot than Smiths in 44 but that's just my preference. You sure can stoke up the loads in a ruger the things are sturdy piecesVery nice piece. I am now upgrading my armory before EU bans everything due to Paris massacre. I am after a semiauto shotgun and semi auto 22LR and after that I could use a fine S&W revolver around .357 - .44 not sure yet.
Are there a gun subjects available here more? Browsing with my phone... Not a dice.
I had a Ruger GP100, great gun, its the one that I wish I could get back. It had a bit of work done on the trigger, hammer etc, the single action trigger was brilliant double action wasn't to far from the 686 now. It was a very robust piece and very comfortable to shoot hot loads in. I wouldn't even think about pushing the S&W that hard.Nice pistols Luke. I prefer wheel guns myself and my primary carry piece is a Ruger LCRX 38+P snubby.
That would of been awesome for the kids to see. You never know where or who our next batch elite sports people come from. But kids are the future of any sport or hobby that's guaranteed.Very nice!
Colt pricing has gone waaaay out of my reach, for what they are, IMO.
The first FWB that I had seen was handled by a guy named Brian Zins (Google the name if not familiar), who is the most impressive handgunner I could imagine by far. He visited my son's youth shooting club while in the neighborhood (we live near the Cabot Guns factory) a few years ago and put on an unbelievable range display. Got to see him topple NRA silhouettes... bullseye style... with a supposed stock FWB and a red dot... out to 100 meters. And not just one or 2 per animal set either.
He had nothing but good to say about them, too.