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extassy · 1st April 2009, 18:44

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Originally Posted by P-Easy

Sweet thread extassy. Here is a video of myself at the range breaking in my new Desert Eagle. Keep in mind, I'm no pro either; just having some fun!

YouTube - Shooting the Desert Eagle and the Sig Sauer.

That DE is a BEAST!!! and the Sig is always look smooth to shoot...
Now, please post pics of your pistols and targets... If you can, write a short impressions/review on your firearms. I'm always in the market to buy or collect firearms, just like most people who'd post in this thread... It will be helpful to us to get different ideas on what we want to get next... I personally have always wanted a .50 DE, it would be great to hear your opinion on it... TIA...

glowrider · 1st April 2009, 18:52

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Originally Posted by Diny

How come there's always a knife in those pics?

A lot harder to put your penis in a picture with your guns without some photoshop work. So knives go in their place, lol!!!
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06 m5 wanted · 1st April 2009, 18:55

Hollow points are legal for private citizens in PA?

Diny · 1st April 2009, 18:55

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Originally Posted by glowrider

A lot harder to put your penis in a picture with your guns without some photoshop work. So knives go in their place, lol!!!
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That's scary, man!

So guns and knives go together like cheese and wine? I mean, from a practical standpoint, I didnt understand the knife with the gun.

glowrider · 1st April 2009, 19:41

Who actually DOESN'T always have a knife or four on them? Knives have many practical uses.

extassy · 1st April 2009, 20:11

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Originally Posted by glowrider

Who actually DOESN'T always have a knife or four on them? Knives have many practical uses.

+1

I was wondering how practical is the knife pictured with the Glock 34

extassy · 1st April 2009, 20:22

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Originally Posted by 06 m5 wanted

Hollow points are legal for private citizens in PA?

Yes they are... Tracer rounds are also legal.

glowrider · 1st April 2009, 21:00

Of course hollows are legal - in fact, a large chunk of the indoor ranges in the NY (that I know of) area require the use of hollow point ammo. They're too concerned with FMJs flying through the wall and causing ricochet damage.

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BTW - LOVE the Les Baer 1911!!!

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I went to high school with someone who sells Spyder Co. knives on the side and I'm a big proponent of theirs for concealed carry. Ka-bar for a nice hunting knife. I need a serrated knife, personally. My only knife that isn't serrated is my machete I use for hikes in the woods. I don't need a stabbing knife - I need a slicer. (Looks like there is a spring loaded switchblade in one of the photos which would be illegal in NY [class A misdemeanor]:P)

P-Easy · 1st April 2009, 21:11

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Originally Posted by extassy

That DE is a BEAST!!! and the Sig is always look smooth to shoot...
Now, please post pics of your pistols and targets... If you can, write a short impressions/review on your firearms. I'm always in the market to buy or collect firearms, just like most people who'd post in this thread... It will be helpful to us to get different ideas on what we want to get next... I personally have always wanted a .50 DE, it would be great to hear your opinion on it... TIA...

Didn't keep the targets, but next time I will. You are more than welcome put some rounds through her to get a feel for the gun, and see how it shoots.

P-Easy · 1st April 2009, 21:14

Oh also, anyone that is into knives.... you have to check out Busse Knives. They are the best in the world. If you are willing to pay the price, you will get unmatched performance. I will post pics of my blades later on tonight.