I got a good deal on it, friend needed to pay some bills.
When we move back to GA in a couple of years, it can ride in the car with me
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When we move back to GA in a couple of years, it can ride in the car with me
Hubby swears by his ZT. I guess I need a new knife too
OK. This isn't the greatest picture. But, this is mine now. All paid for. Just don't have a safe to put it in yet. So, it's staying at work until I have a safe place to keep it. (house full of grandkids)
I love my WaltherOK. This isn't the greatest picture. But, this is mine now. All paid for. Just don't have a safe to put it in yet. So, it's staying at work until I have a safe place to keep it. (house full of grandkids)
@DancingHeretik is there a Harbor Freight near you? They have small safes fairly cheap, cheaper than wally world
Thanks, I'll take a look. There's a Harbor Freight a couple of miles away, right next to the nearest big Walmart.
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I like revolvers and derringers
But since I'm still in Kalifornia for a while longer, I only get to CC this coppervape off property.
But since I'm still in Kalifornia for a while longer, I only get to CC this coppervape off property.
good ole California.. I definitely don't miss that place.
during the winter months I pocket carry two J-Frames and during the hot months I'll normally carry my 2 inch SP101 in a pancake holster.
for "dress up" occasions, I'll either have my 4 inch sp101 in a shoulder rig, or my 3 inch Model 60 tucked away somewhere.
I always have a revolver somewhere close. lol
We are moving back to the USA in a couple years.
Wheelguns always go bang.
I have a few in various flavors
The 3 inch Model 60 above is my favorite.
It's all spiffy with the altamont grips.
Excellent all around handgun that shoots light .38s or full house. 357 mags.
My H&K P2000 9mm will be coming home tomorrow, I has the happy
Hey since there are gun folks here,
Rossi Overland Coach, double barrel SS (side by side) w/ external hammers ---- old cowboy "stage-coach" type --- you see these in Westerns a lot where they rob stagecoaches LOL ....they aren't importing them anymore and this one is pristine. I bought in 1973 or so and only fired it about 10 times. 20 gauge---would like to buy a small handgun instead ...or trade it out but not sure what I'm dealing with in terms of trade or value......this is too big for me and I live out in middle of nowhere and need protection from cotton mouths, or whatever.
Rossi Overland Coach, double barrel SS (side by side) w/ external hammers ---- old cowboy "stage-coach" type --- you see these in Westerns a lot where they rob stagecoaches LOL ....they aren't importing them anymore and this one is pristine. I bought in 1973 or so and only fired it about 10 times. 20 gauge---would like to buy a small handgun instead ...or trade it out but not sure what I'm dealing with in terms of trade or value......this is too big for me and I live out in middle of nowhere and need protection from cotton mouths, or whatever.
If you kept it cleaned and oiled, its probably worth around $400.
Rossi doesn't make double barrel shotguns any more.
Just single shot.
You could probably trade it at your local gun store for a nice handgun.
Rossi doesn't make double barrel shotguns any more.
Just single shot.
You could probably trade it at your local gun store for a nice handgun.
Thank you so much, BN, all I wanted to know! I knew Rossi did did not make double barrels anymore. I just want something smaller like a 9mm or 38 SP because a neighbor left me their Mossberg Bolt Action in 410 which they've had since high school, and it's perfectly fine for "the farm" out here, and i really don't need 2 shotguns.
What got me thinking about this today was I woke up and there was a very large snake, wrapped around the vertical cedar log posts of my front porch, right next to my handrail, and I was unable to get my chores done until I identified him and I had not had my coffee yet.
(last one was a cotton mouth and I consider one like that an "imminent threat" to my safety) but this one wasn't a viper, as it turns out. It was funny, I couldn't figure out why he was there.....then I went around the side of my cabin, looked up near the roof, and noticed a large bird's nest in one of the eaves under the roof. Now I know what that snake was after.
Its amazing how they find these things!!!
Thank you so much, BN, all I wanted to know! I knew Rossi did did not make double barrels anymore. I just want something smaller like a 9mm or 38 SP because a neighbor left me their Mossberg Bolt Action in 410 which they've had since high school, and it's perfectly fine for "the farm" out here, and i really don't need 2 shotguns.
What got me thinking about this today was I woke up and there was a very large snake, wrapped around the vertical cedar log posts of my front porch, right next to my handrail, and I was unable to get my chores done until I identified him and I had not had my coffee yet.
It was funny, I couldn't figure out why he was there.....then I went around the side of my cabin, looked up near the roof, and noticed a large bird's nest in one of the eaves under the roof. Now I know what that snake was after.
If you aren't a regular shooter, I would recommend a revolver.
Easier to use and maintain than an autoloader and more reliable.
Go for a .357 if possible.
You can fire .38 rounds in a .357 or use the heavier loads if needed.
Smith and Wesson or Ruger.
Both make fantastic firearms.
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