o.o
lucky

would hate to be pulled over by the cops XD

Ma Deuce? Also, is that class three, or just semi-auto?

Nice, though. Looks like it's good and expensive to shoot.

Actually, it's a semi-auto conversion Izzy 1919A6 in .308. With the price of ammo going up, it's getting expensive to shoot, but I do load a few of my own calibers for considerably less than it costs for loaded ammunition.

I may very well have a .50 BMG rifle in the near future, though. We'll see.

Yeah, friggin' price of ammo. I collect as many of my spent casings as possible. Sure, the .22LR and the steel-case .223 will go to the scrap yard, but that's still cash. The local gunshop will take the rest. I don't reload, since I don't have space or facilities, and Glocks aren't kind to reloaded ammo.

heavy metal....

Quite so. The rear end was pretty low on his Volvo. The 1919A6 weighs about 40 lbs empty.

And thanks for the fav!

Looks like fun.

Oh, it certainly was.

Nice 1919. +watch for more gun nuts.

Nutty? Verily. Thanks for the watch!

i seriously envy those with either a transferees license or a class 3 weapons permit

*twitches* I think I can be arrested for even LOOKING at that in NY o.o *hides*

It's all barely legal, I swear!

where did you get this?
WP^..^

Oops. Post missed. Hate it when it does that.

Well, the 1919A6 is from a dealer a few hours west of where I live now. The case of buckshot there I ordered from AmmoToGo.com, 250 rounds and not a one of them made it back home. The little green box is either some .45-70 handloads I was testing, or some assorted .308 rounds.

As for what's in the cases, I have no idea. I only have about a half-dozen cases or so, and I never put the same guns into the same cases.

lol i was just talkin about the A6 but thats cool. ^^

Now you need to get an MG42 or MG3 (in semi-auto of course thanks to silly laws) to add to the family.

Yeah, I wish. Those are pretty expensive, though. But that doesn't mean I won't jump on one if I spot it at a show.

o_o.... where are you going?

We went out to shoot things.

o_o.... what kind'a thing?

I think this trip we picked up a few cans of propane, and brought a few computer parts with us. Also, ran across an old moldy 3d deer archery target, and after shooting a propane tank off of it's head stump it started on fire and burned for hours. We shot the fire until it went out, but it just started back up again a few minutes later.

now thats a weekend vacation!
I had about 20 old Co2 and Nitrigin tankes, picked up from paintball this and that
they were fun, not much fire, but it was mor than anuff to keep me shoot'en

Surprisingly, the propane tanks weren't set off by 5.56 tracers. We finally got them to fireball after we put a plastic cup of burning gasoline nearby.

thats odd.... I figure that would have done it....
guess the valocity was just oo high to Ignite it 'eh?
you should try out a Co2 tank some time,, I uses 24, and 20oz tanks

I might give that a go, but we grab these for about $3 a piece at the store we grab any extra ammo we'll need at, so it's one convenient stop.

haha, it is indeed,....
well were at it, a nother fun one, are fire extinguisher

I'm a bit wary of something like that. There was a video of someone shooting one from 200 yards, and the bottom of it put a good sized dent in their RV. Can't find that one back, unfortunately.

hmm?
I've never expirenced anything liek that.
I usaly stay a good 150 yards away,....
I need to do more reserch on this

I believe they were using large commercial extinguishers which were still fully charged. Household ones are probably considerably safer.

yea, I was useing my old one, after I got a new one.
it is still a fairly impressive show ^,,^

wait...that isnt a browning? Or is it? I dont know the numbers XD

If it is how much you shell out for it, if you are willing to tell

Yep! It's a Browning 1919A6 built on an Israeli parts kit chambered for .308. The original U.S. light machine gun was .30-06, but Israel changed barrels on many of them for other calibers that were more common after WWII, and later chambered more of them for the NATO approved .308 round.

It's been a while, I don't remember the price off the top of my head, but there's some selling out there now for around $2,000 for the semi-autos. The original pre-'86 full-auto ones are going to be considerably more expensive.

Yea they would be. I just wondered.

whoaaa niece stuff!
This is all what i need to be happy! Big gun and box of ammunition! ^^
I love HMG's

Actually, the 1919 is considered a light machine gun, but good luck telling that to the guy who has to carry it.

It's a fun machine when it works.

O_o damn dude, you have enough shit there to cause some MAJOR havoc, I hate to be retarded enough to try and rob your house.

And that's not even a fraction of it!

I gotta get pictures of my AKs, too. Haven't uploaded any of those, yet. Actually, there's a whole list of things that I don't have pictures of, here.

Ready for the Weekend?
Heh, more like Ready for the War.

If it were war, there'd be a few more rifles, and a couple kevlar vests in there, too. This is just the lightweight load.

WANT!

With "fun" you mean, hunt or shoot and explode some cars? Dude I need to ask, some of your weapons and ammo are real? Like this gun turret in your car.

Everything here is real. This one's a Browning 1919A6, which isn't so much a turret as it is an old GPMG, meant to be carried into battle and deployed quickly. Take a look at this, which is most of the calibers I shoot, and some of them are even my own handloads.