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oh man! the smith 52 is my faaavorite pistol of all time for target. My father had one that had been gone through by a military pistolsmith who had done a trigger job, etc. and it was smooth as silk! beautiful gun! :cool:
 
that 52s only been fired 15 times, it took my dad 2 years to find it in the 60s. he carried it for a while while working security but switched to a colt trooper 357 later for better penetration. its been hidden away ever sence.
 
Am I the only one to see a connection between an recent ex girl friend and a new gun collections? lol. Nice collection of guns. I love shooting the M-1. What a powerful rifle.
 
i dont usually, although, i do keep a rifle in the car at all times. i used to keep my bulgarian ak47 or one of my sks's but ive got the 43 garand in there now. i cant tell you how many times ive went shooting "for the hell of it" before i go to work or go home.

now that im not tied down and dont have to worrie about paying off the house or the cars i aint got to much to worrie about, infact, im looking at another 1500 nm garand that i might get in the morning if i dont change my mind and buy somethen like a ar15.

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i got out about 50 or so of my guns to clean today, ive still got another 50 or so to go. sorry i could not get them all in the pictures.
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Did I see some nice W94's in there? The only one I have left is a virgin "Golden Spike".
 
yeah, theres a few in there. two 30-30s, 1 444 magnum, 3 22lrs and theres a model 55 (breakdown 94) and a model 64 (pistol grip 94) in there to.
 
i picked up a 1000 round case of wolf 7.62x39 today along with a 40 round clip for my ak. :rolleyes: notice any thing different about the garand?
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its got the winter safety to, have you ever seen one of those neil? until i was sold that one i had never seen or herd of one before.
 
btw, green tip is just regular ball ammo

nope, http://cartridgecollectors.org/30-06intro/
While .30-06 Frangible rounds are common, the story of their development is not well known. They were actually developed during WWII by Duke and Princeton Universities as part of a government contract. The intent was to develop a bullet that could be used to train bomber gun crews by allowing them to fire at a real aircraft. It took several years to arrive at a suitable bullet (and an armored aircraft for that matter). The common mottled grey-green bullet is actually a mixture of powdered lead and Bakelite, officially referred to as RD-42-93. Usually found with green and white bullet tips,
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yeah, no I have never seen a "winter safety" but it makes sense, if they made a winter trigger because it was difficult to get a gloved hand to pull the trigger the safety would be just as difficult to operate.
 
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