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PostPosted: Sat Jan 13, 2007 12:55 am 
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I wanna play too!

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of course I like to play with my friends...

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and I like the old stuff too....

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What, no AK's?!?!? :twisted:


I wholeheartedly agree...so here's my New Orleans typewriter!

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hehehehe

here's my N.O. Typewriter with a LA pig sticker and also a Kiev sheep skewer...
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Can you have those in Kalifornia?

I'd have to say, with questions like that, you don't get many invites from your friends, do ya? :butthead:



BDK,

We likes to play up north too, does this qualify me?

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Looks like it's time to pay Roger a visit :)

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gun envy........ i only have 2 shooters...... a .22 magnum pistol & my dad's ww 2 japanese pistol bring back. get this, a 1910 fabrique nationale belgian browning that was 1 of a thousand imported to japan in 1932 as a private purchase for japanese officers. i had an expert run the serial number for it's history. the japanese miltary added their own characters to it too. where do you guys get the $$$$ to shoot such heavy artillery???

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Yup, were off to go play in them thar hills tomorrow. Supposed to drop into the high teens and low 20's where were going.

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here's my N.O. Typewriter with a LA pig sticker and also a Kiev sheep skewer...

Na Na Na my SKS has a 30 round banana clip 8)
I sold my Garand, Carbine and 2 .45s :(
My next with be a M-14.

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There is just something about a girl firing a gun that is pretty cool.


i concur :heart: :heart: :heart:


OK, next time we go, you two are invited......... :D


Heck yeah, thanks Beachgirl.

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My next with be a M-14.
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Buy. Of all the weapons I fired in the Navy it was my favorite.
Well, the M2 was pretty cool 8) But try dragging it around the boat :?
It's a great day in a boy's life when he fires his firstautomatic weapon :lol:
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Jack Cook wrote:
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Buy. Of all the weapons I fired in the Navy it was my favorite.
Well, the M2 was pretty cool 8) But try dragging it around the boat :?
It's a great day in a boy's life when he fires his firstautomatic weapon :lol:
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Firing M-60 on Tiger Cruise USS Saratoga 1979.


I know you get this all the time on your posts, Jack, but great photo!!! Looks like one of the things that most boys just dream about!


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Jack,

That looks like real fun!

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You sold your Garand and Carbine and 2 -.45's!?!? not good...

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I still have my 30-40 Krag through 8)

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To buy or to sell?

Buy. Of all the weapons I fired in the Navy it was my favorite.
Well, the M2 was pretty cool 8) But try dragging it around the boat :?
It's a great day in a boy's life when he fires his firstautomatic weapon :lol:
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Firing M-60 on Tiger Cruise USS Saratoga 1979.


Civilians on Tiger Cruise were able to shoot more weapons than I ever did in the Navy. All I shot was 14 rnds of 22lr through a 1911 in bootcamp. The Tigers shot M-60 and M2s :x :x That really did not sit well with me. Maybe I should get my Friend to get me out on a Tiger Cruise when he goes back to Sea Duty.

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Civilians on Tiger Cruise were able to shoot more weapons than I ever did in the Navy.

I suppose I shouldn't tell you I also fired a M-79 grenade launcher and the M-60 on a night shoot.
I still have the M-79 casing and the belt of 7.62 I fired. You should have been an AO remember
Always Outstanding. On the boat I was on the SAF team and went TAD to the armory.
I shot everything they had. Everybody loves M2 but dragging them around the boat sucked!

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