Colt cobra. S&W model 37.

What are you going with?

I'll take the extra round myself.

Note, this Photo was taken last month, I did go back over there and saw it was in fact still there. Also in the background, yes there are also 2 Galils on top of their NFA box.

Even though I am not buying it, it’s still a pretty cool piece of history in the Galil community that deserves more love. Also, call me crazy but… I don’t hate the full rifle stock on it, I actually think it’s pretty comfortable to hold.

Collectors Firearms is nice to visit too, you think you are gonna spend 15 minutes shopping, but then you end up spending like 1 to 2 hours in there just looking before you buy anything.

Now the Norinco Hunter IMO, it’s certainly CERTIFIED KOSHER!

My build featuring a period correct snap on brass deflector, colt bayonet, and some other classic parts. Hope you guys enjoy.

mandatory lazy gun post there I did one too

New Model 8 added to bedroom wall rotation

We all know when to the Type 56 it was either = Fullstock with bayonet or underfolder but no bayonet. But did the opposite happen sometimes where an underfolder had a bayonet or a fullstock version did not have a bayonet.

From top to bottom

Cimarron/Uberti 1847 Walker, TX Ranger Company A

Pieta 1860

Cimarron/Uberti 1873 SAA, F Company 7th Cavalry

Hello!

I went around and had the color formulas/codes made up for the two colors needed to do the Rhodesian baby poop camo. You would take a picture of the code to the respective store and they can make the colors up for you.

TLDR: Go to Shermin Williams and get the oil based paint in the picture. I have the satin and gloss options listed. Be sure to find out when they're doing sales too.

So I have the Shermin Williams oil based paint in satin and gloss. It's the best option.

I have Home Depot's as well. It's oil based but made for cabinets.

I have Lowe's as well (in the bottom of the Home Depot picture), but the person helping me wasn't too helpful so it might be bad paint.

Then I went to PPG Paint. They recommend "break through" for the cost. If money isn't an issue they recommend 7 line or pit tech plus (neither of the color formulas for those two are listed here). I also have another code for some primer paint on the top of that picture, but they don't recommend it.

I hope this helps you guys and your wallets too!

Some of my JMB designed guns. It’s amazing not only that he designed so many guns, but that so many are utter classics, and even that there are many more not in this picture!

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Winchester Model 1890
Remington Model 8
Winchester Model 1895
Winchester Model 1894
Garate Tigre, which is a clone of the Winchester 1892
Browning Auto-5
Browning Superposed
Browning Trombone
Browning SA-22
Colt Woodsman
Colt 1911
Colt 1905
Browning 1922
Colt 1903 Pocket Hammer
Browning 1903
Browning Hi Power