Recent content by Joni Lynn

Celebritards make a good living playing pretend. They suffer no consequences for anything they say or do.

One of the first handguns I adopted after my time in the navy. 44 Redhawk dressed in Herrett's with action job by SSK in Ohio with a Bowen rear sight.

A gentleman I used to shoot trap with had a blue Yenko Stinger and it was an awesome car. (he was a friend of Don Yenko) I'd adopt a decent Yenko Stinger in a heartbeat if opportunity presented itself.

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I've met people that claimed to be Vietnam Vets, usually also special forces or seals or similar. Once I got to know them just a little, I discovered they were younger than I am and young children never served. I don't care for the stolen valor and avoid these people now. I was Navy 1/81 to...

Anytime someone makes me the least bit uncomfortable with the 'arrangement', I bail out. This guy sounds to me like he thinks he has figured out a way to scam you.

I think that if Ruger was to make a Luger or a 1911 it would be a great gun and be easily identifiable as a Ruger. They would do something to make it uniquely their own. I'd buy either if they were made available.

If Ruger makes one I'll give serious consideration to adopting one. So many companies already make so many different versions and all that it would be hard to make something unique unto Ruger while still staying true to the original design.

My favorite calibers are 44 mag and 45acp and I seem to recall having at least one of each.

You can never have too many 44 mags. Actually you can never have too many of anything in the gun world. Nice finds, congrats. Somewhere around here I'm sure I have a 44 mag as well.

Great thread, absolutely wonderful. Thanks so much for showing this as it progresses.