oh, i should move to Switzerland - that looks like one sweet piece of machinery. aren't most male in Switzerland a part of the armed forced in one capacity or another?

 

Okay I'll through my hat into the ring...............

Handguns:

Glock 21 - 45 ACP
S&W Model 25 - 45 ACP
( old model ) Colt PYTHON 357
Colt SAA .45 - nickel plated
Belgian Browning .22 Long Challenger
Belgian Browning .22 Long Olympic - adj. barrel weights & adj. palm rest

Shotguns:

Beretta AL391 - Sporting 12 ga.
Browning 325 12ga. ( Sporting Clays )
Browning 425 20ga. ( Sporting Clays )
1971 Browning BT-99 ( Trap )
Winchester Model 12 16 ga. ( field )
Winchester Model 12 12ga. ( Trap )
Winchester Model 12 12 ga. ( Skeet )
Winchester Model 12 20 ga. ( Skeet )
Winchester Model 42 410 ga. (Skeet - solid rib - Grade 5 factory engraving )

Rifles:

Winchester Model 52B .22 Long Rifle - 14x Unertl target scope - Redfield Olympic Detachable Target sights )
Winchester Model 64 .30 WCF
Remington Model 700 PSS .308 - Nikon 6.5 - 20x Target scope
PSS = Police Sniper Special - Produced by Remington's custom shop
From a bench I can send 5 .30 cal. boatails down range at 100 yrds. into a 3/16th inch group with the PSS !

And a 600 lb. Browning gun safe !

 

well i guess i suck at shooting then cuz i can only manage a 2 inch group with my 357SIG at 15 feet

 

The PSS is a rifle that weighs in at around 20 lbs. plus, it was shot from a bench rest with my own reloads !
With factory ammo it will shoot just under 1/2 inch groups.

For a handgun at 15 ft. a 2 inch group shows combat proficiency. Many times it's matching you (your technique), your gun, with the right ammo to shrink your groups. And lots of practice never hurts either !

 

In many states you may own class 3 weapons.
I live in Pennsylvania and sold my class 3 collection
last year. Some of the stuff was:

1. full auto original 1928 tompson submachine gun.
2. full auto original 2nd WW BAR in 30-06 (light machine gun)
3. HK MP5SD (MP5 with built in silencer... 2 treasury stamps)
4. Several silenced pistols including a 1911 colt.
(sorry I sold the BAR, I'll never find another for
less than $10k ..... sob)

The only thing I keep around now is a couple of hammerless
smiths, two 1911 colts and an HK 12 gage automatic SWAT
shotgun. (I guess I'm gettin too old)

Still keep the ti-smith 44 in a holster under the Stook's front
seat for Spring road rage season.... got concealed permit.

 

I have an authentic wrist rocket for use on land. On the water I use a constant pressure super soaker.

 

from the books I remember, James always carried his Baretta .25 "I've never needed anything more, sir" They kept trying to make him give it up, and he finally did for the PPK in From Russia with Love, I think. He was in the fight with the old Spectre chick at the end, and when he drew the PPK it caught in the holster, so he had to take her hand-to-hand (or hand-to-foot, but one gets the idea).

 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Spiroba
[B]I have a Glock 40

If you shoot it at night it blows fire

 

Sorry for going off topic here, but you have to check out these videos:

This rifle makes about 11,000 foot pounds of energy These guys let people shoot it and video taped it, it's pretty funny. Warning to kiddies, they might contain some foul language! Enjoy!

First Video
Second Video
Third Video
Fourth Video - Good One!!!
Fifth Video - Another good one!!!
Sixth Video - A MUST SEE!!!

The rest can be found here: http://www.accuratereloading.com/videos.html

 

HK USP 9mm high cap.

Seems like a high frequency of S2K owners have HKs also...

-DD-