I love this gun!

[Que]

My favorite in the safe.
I love My TRP.......don't tell my CZ97

I say we separate them so there is no trouble.

 

[Birds Away]

I say we separate them so there is no trouble.

Four Guns in Lafayette has one, Que. I am sure they would ship it.

 

[Que]

Four Guns in Lafayette has one, Que. I am sure they would ship it.

I didn't see it on their website, but I'll give them a call. Thanks, BA!

 

[Birds Away]

I didn't see it on their website, but I'll give them a call. Thanks, BA!

It is the BD model. Running around seven and a half, I think. It already has the Wizard and my fingerprints all over it.

 

[RustyHornet]

There's a BD here in the Fort, last I saw priced at $685 brand new.

 

[Que]

I would prefer the 97B.

 

[Birds Away]

I would prefer the 97B.

They are on Gunbroker in the mid $600s.

 

[451_Detonics]

This 1911 was given to my Dad when he graduated from St John's Military Academy in 1949. It flew with him on bombing missions in the "Haulin Ass" during Korea and in KC 97s and KC 135s in Vietnam. When I graduated from St John's in 1978 he gave it to me. It is a 1948 C serial number gun, the first year production for civilians following WWII. I shoot it a good bit today and will go to one of my nephews down the line.

 

[Birds Away]

Lots of very cool guns in this thread.

 

[Woobie]

This 1911 was given to my Dad when he graduated from St John's Military Academy in 1949. It flew with him on bombing missions in the "Haulin Ass" during Korea and in KC 97s and KC 135s in Vietnam. When I graduated from St John's in 1978 he gave it to me. It is a 1948 C serial number gun, the first year production for civilians following WWII. I shoot it a good bit today and will go to one of my nephews down the line.

Awesome!

 

[ghuns]

I have several guns that are cooler, cost more, even get shot more, but the old .458 SOCOM always puts a smile on my face...



The very first AR I ever put together all by myself.

 

[Que]

This 1911 was given to my Dad when he graduated from St John's Military Academy in 1949. It flew with him on bombing missions in the "Haulin Ass" during Korea and in KC 97s and KC 135s in Vietnam. When I graduated from St John's in 1978 he gave it to me. It is a 1948 C serial number gun, the first year production for civilians following WWII. I shoot it a good bit today and will go to one of my nephews down the line.

You see, this is how people destroy families.

 

[451_Detonics]

You see, this is how people destroy families.

Actually I have a grand-nephew in mind, he is named for my father. But seeing as he is only 5 I will keep it for him a bit longer...

And in the pic the bomber my Dad flew in is a B-29 Super-Fortress.

 

[seedubs1]

My favorite has a lot of CGW goodies and was slicked up by the Wizard.

 

[IndyGlockMan]

Well, we need to change your user name now yes......

Never!!!

 

[1775usmarine]

Has to be my S&W 4506-1 top one. It was my first gun I bought which happened to be on my wife's birthday March 28th exactly a week after we got married on March 21tst 2012. The S&W 3913 bottom oneis my best trade deal. I traded a Ruger LC9 with 3 mags and all that came with when I bought new as well as driving down to Indy to meet up. I figure I spent close to 400 back in 2013 with GB market showing 425-450 today. I also learned it was a California DOJ (probably trade in) made in 2006 well after the civilian sales ended.

 

[88E30M50]

Lots of very cool guns in this thread.

There sure are. I love seeing what others have that they love.

 

[jagee]

Hey, CM...post up a pic of that TRP. I love that gun.

 

[Tomahawkman]

For me its probably my Remington 870 police from the 70s, was a south Dakota state trooper shotgun before it made its way into the family. Smooth as butter.

I really like my Sig but I haven't shot it yet and just got it less than a year ago and it has no story yet.

Sorry for the crappy pic must have taken it before I got my new phone.

 

[Mgderf]

For me it's the Raging Bull

TAURUS 454SS6M RAGING BULL 454 CASULL k : Revolvers at GunBroker.com

Mine wears an 8-3/8" barrel, but otherwise identical.
I do love that gun. Just wish I could afford to feed it more often.