STARTING A TREND: Women Posing For Pictures With Guns To Support Open Carry Pt 2

[Mongo59]

I ask because while the shotgun is an 1897, the shroud and bayonet lug were designed to fit the 1917 bayonet...

And while we are at it, all the trench guns of that era were non-takedown varieties. This one is a takedown...

 

[Sigblitz]

And while we are at it, all the trench guns of that era were non-takedown varieties. This one is a takedown...

There's guns in this thread?

 

[churchmouse]

Well we have come full circle now.......

 

[thunderchicken]

And while we are at it, all the trench guns of that era were non-takedown varieties. This one is a takedown...

What era? The 1897 Winchester trench gun was a take down (at least by the time it was used in WW1 can't speak for earlier) also when it was fitted with the byo lug and heat shroud for ww1, the Remingyon model 10 trench gun was used in ww1 as well and was aslo fitted with a bayo lug and heat shroud...and it was always a take down. Take down guns were actually popular back in those days because traveling by train it was easier to stow

Enough talk....WE NEED PICTURES

 

[Ziggidy]

Although I do not contribute with pictorial posts, I do support this thread through visual participation; which seems to be declining due to unnecessary discussions.......In My Humble Opinion.

This is in no way a complaint, just a general observation. Let me go see how the fish are biting, in that other thread.

 

[WebSnyper]

 

[Ruger_Ronin]

Is that Chelsea Handler stalking "You Know Who"?!?

That sir, is Ingrid Bolsø Berdal

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[Mongo59]

What era? The 1897 Winchester trench gun was a take down (at least by the time it was used in WW1 can't speak for earlier) also when it was fitted with the byo lug and heat shroud for ww1, the Remingyon model 10 trench gun was used in ww1 as well and was aslo fitted with a bayo lug and heat shroud...and it was always a take down. Take down guns were actually popular back in those days because traveling by train it was easier to stow

Enough talk....WE NEED PICTURES

"A war Department committee was formed to evaluate and recommend to the Ordnance Department the type of shotgun to be procured and it's basic design configuration. It was soon decided to adopt the battle-proven Winchester Model 1897 12 gauge repeating slide action shotgun. This weapon had been in production for some twenty years and was a known entity to the War Department due to it's previous employment in the Philippines and in Mexico. The new weapon was to be based on the standard riot type Model 1897, solid frame (i.e., "non-takedown style) with a 20" barrel and a total capacity of six rounds... When the War Department committee surveyed dubiously a wholly new bayonet attachment--- something new to the art of war, untried, unknown to regulations and specifications...the new weapon was officially adopted in 1917 as the 'Trench Gun- Model 1917' and given the code number 'G-9778-S'..." Bruce N Canfield, A Collector's Guide to United States Combat Shotguns.

 

[Ruger_Ronin]

Too many word sounds. Need looky looky

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[Ruger_Ronin]

And stuff

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[jedi]

Ruger for the win!!!

 

[churchmouse]

RR= +10

 

[bobjones223]

Finally some VZ art!

 

[jedi]

You mean some hello kitty art!
That is what the pink bow is.

 

[7.62]

Too many word sounds. Need looky looky

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Ok, I demand to know what photographer took this picture! They should be fired. They cut part of her off! What appears to be her greatest asset.

 

[jedi]

 

[shootersix]

her stance is all wrong, I mean come on...lust look at her...um...she needs to move her...yeah...stance...her...um...um...yeah...

 

[jedi]

Well she lives in Naperville, il so what do you expect from our IL gun owners.

 

[Dead Duck]

I like Apples.

 

[jamil]

They make the rockin' world go 'round.