The BBQ Gun Thread

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Here's the most unbalanced pistol I've ever held.
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My son just traded 6 Pokemon cards for one of these. Keltec P50. Brand new as shown. He hasn't shot it yet and I'm trying to finagle him out of it.
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My brother-in-law has one and I haven't had an opportunity to shoot it yet, but soon I hope. I had no idea Pokemon cards were worth anything...
 
My EDC Sig 365XL.
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A few more.
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CMP Garand "Special" in 308 and M1 Carbine.
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A few Marlin 39A's, 336, LTD V 45-70.

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I pulled this fella out the safe out in the shop tonight before making dinner. Long range scope, up close and personal holographic offset!
 

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No, the Special was put together using a refinished USGI receiver and parts along with a new Cririterion 308 bbl and IIRC a Boyds walnut stock. I'll get around to swapping out the clunky stock one of these days. They don't build them anymore, as far as I know, I think due to a higher price point compared to most other CMP Garands. They've come out with the "Expert Grade" 308 which uses the same receivers and parts but unfinished along with a new bbl and stock. The Specials run both 308 commercial and 7.62 equally well but the Expert needs the gas port enlarged to run 7.62. Its a Springfield receiver dated Aug of '42.
 
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I'm a fan of the 39As myself. What's the story on the 2nd one from the left? Not sure I've ever seen one with wood that nice.
Thats an '82 39A I had that I swapped the wood out for a Century Limited stock and fore end I found on Numrich Arms site. I think I paid $90 for both pieces. They sold out yrs ago and I've seen a few nicer than mine and a lot more not as nice. It was just the luck of the draw. One of these days I'll get a better pic, that one doesn't do it justice. The stock fit right on but the fore end took more than a few hrs of fitting. I put a Skinner black and Gold peep on to complete the bling effect. :)
The other two are a '55 Mounty ( my birth year) and a '46 model with incorrect wood from the
'82. Little better pic below.
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Thats an '82 39A I had that I swapped the wood out for a Century Limited stock and fore end I found on Numrich Arms site. I think I paid $90 for both pieces. They sold out yrs ago and I've seen a few nicer than mine and a lot more not as nice. It was just the luck of the draw. One of these days I'll get a better pic, that one doesn't do it justice. The stock fit right on but the fore end took more than a few hrs of fitting. I put a Skinner black and Gold peep on to complete the bling effect. :)
The other two are a '55 Mounty ( my birth year) and a '46 model with incorrect wood from the
'82. Little better pic below.
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I noticed that sight too. Didn't know if it was a high grade special edition that I had not seen or a custom gun. Nice job putting that together. Beautiful rifle.
 
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Got it. Now I'm looking for a micro red dot for it. Stripped it yesterday. Interesting thing was the sling/stabilizer. The lower picatinny is uncomfortable in my hand so I'm considering adding fold down forearm.
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Stripped it yesterday brand new never been shot.
 
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