Apologies to the Ruger gods .....

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Guess I gotta come clean ..... yeah, Scott the gun pusher of the great white north hooked me up with a heck of a deal on my first ever Colt. He knows I've got a weakness for double actions and snubbies and shamelessly took advantage of me! :lol:

 
I took advantage of him? hum...that would be in question, if you only knew what he paid for that cute little colt!

It would be saying who, to advantage of the whore when, you only gave her $20 for her services....LOL

wait, that makes me the whore...I take that back.....LOL

Scott

"gun pusher" man! thats funny, Ill be digging out my Steppen-wolf record now!
 
Glad you found the humor and irony in my post Scott. :lol:

Another Cashiers Check and FFL copy in the mail to you today. Thank you again!
 
HAWKEYE#28 said:
6GUNSONLY said:
It's a forgiveable sin. Have strayed with a few of those myself. And the occasional Browning Hi-Power, for which I have a weakness.

OOH YEAH! AND ADD SOME EARLY 1911'S.........MAN DOES NOT LIVE BY RUGER, ALONE...........PINNED AND RECESSED FOREVER! 8)

Amen, brother Splitz. Well said. :)
 
Confession time all over America! :oops:





Hitman: I see your Agent and raise you a couple of Model 12s, not to mention a whole gaggle of snubbies! :D

6" pieces in the middle are a CHP 50 year commerative model 19 and the .38 CHP model 68 that 'beat out' the Ruger "CHP" marked Security Sixs. :shock:

Terry T
 
I believe some of us are in line for some kind of intervention! It was easier for me to bring guns home and disguise them in the safe. Wasnt as easy when I brought the third safe home, they are pretty distinctive and obvious..... my wife noticed. Bob
 
Did you say INTERVENTION ? I understood that intervention is the mother of necessity. That said, I have found it necessary to "do" a Military Collectors Show in the near future.. 8) .......Have to get the collection down...........Terry T! Love your Smiths! :wink:
 
Hell, that is like a sacred cathedral of Ruger, I am sure you must remove your shoes bow towards Southport and say twenty Hail Bills.... it is the best private presentation I have seen. Bob p.s. and we know that with Radical its a number game.
 
I think someone in a prior post on this thread used the words 'whore' and 'small Colt' in the same post - found this little Colt with these 'pimp' grips in a local pusher's shop a few years ago - needed a good cleaning :shock:.
Ser. no. says 1914 manufacture so this lady of the night is a century old. She's chambered in 32-20 WCF which I think is a bit uncommon in a 4" barrel. Still shoots pretty good too! :D



Born the same year as my dad! :D (And the start of WW I :( )
I would not feel unarmed if this was all I had.

Terry T
 
All I see is ALOT!!!! of my old Ruger's and Colt's in the Radical Rod "Cool Room"

with that being said, I'm heading the basement, turn off the lights to sit in the dark for a few hours......as I am A-Shamed!

LOL....Scott
 
Scott just go out to the hanger and wax your airplanes :lol: :lol: :lol:

That should make you feel better.....as I sit here wishing I had an airplane to wax :!: :!: :!: RR
 
Well the driveway is about 1500' long :!: :!: :!:

How much room does a small plane need to land :?: :?: :?:

I have always wanted to learn to fly maybe that should be my next adventure :idea: :idea: :idea: RR
 
radicalrod said:
Well the driveway is about 1500' long :!: :!: :!:

How much room does a small plane need to land :?: :?: :?:

I have always wanted to learn to fly maybe that should be my next adventure :idea: :idea: :idea: RR
We used to land and take off on a 1200 ft runway with Cessna 120's, 150's, 172's, Stinsons, and Citabrias. An occ C-310 would visit!
gramps
 
RR,
With light on gas, and an empty plane, my almost 200 HP Piper Super Cub can get of the ground in 40 feet or less, even less with a nice head wind.....up sheep hunting this past fall in the Alaskan Brooks Range, we had a 600 foot strip, I used less then half to land.....send the Long and Lat, ill stop in one day....don't ever put it beyond me...

I'm not bragging here, In fact, I try to live my life as a humble man, I know am blessed and a lucky man to live in Alaska! but with that being said, I can fly, I'm just one of them guy's, you see us on TV, hard core bush Pilot's ECT, ECT. that's what I do.....When flying, I live my life where most men don't dream of doing, I don't look at it as normal men..... thus I'm humbled, it's just simply, what I do.

My motto is: never be afraid to die, be afraid you have not lived!

Scott
 

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