bobski
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the only crap guns worth spending time on are ones where others gave up on the gun, it didnt cost anything, was one step away from scrap bin or torch......and you save it.
Crap Guns That Can be Decent With Work
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Back in the day took a lot of Ravens, Davis, Jennings, Bryco, Sterlings off of thugs during apprehensions than actual reputable guns. Then things changed......the thugs feel in love with Glocks.
Just to put the OP at ease.....we didn't wear masks when we thumped the types of scum your heart bleeds for.....
Just to put the OP at ease.....we didn't wear masks when we thumped the types of scum your heart bleeds for.....
is that how you change your yugo into a ferrari ? that glock thing is personal . they are the timex of pistols. but i still like you kinda like a 3 legged beagle
As such, i have never owned junk guns. Cheap, yes. Junk is below cheap.
i saw a glock 26 covered with 100 dollar bill graphics. mine are all black i guess i'm a thug. honest thug
don't tell tea he's on another post praising yugos
Everybody draws their lines of separation in different places.
I would take a yuggie over a trabbie.
I own a couple. Doesn't make me "thug on thug" though
Most that were recovered during a weaps check were all scratched up, missing rear sight, terrible condition. They got passed around that "element" a lot. Later on, when ORC became a major threat the guns got better. There was (still is) big money for the "element" working as pawns for ORC groups. They normally recruit/bait thugs into their employ by providing a place to sleep/get high, drugs, money and guns.
I do own a Glock. It's a first gen Model 21 in 45 ACP. It is new never been fired, still sitting in it's Tupperware box. I think I got it in 1985?
Operational Range Clearance, is a navy term, as per googol.
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10^100? Or the guy who wrote Taras Bulba?
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You can get good stuff cheap. My Norinco 1911 was cheap as was my Feg High Power. My Tisas 1911 was cheaper than my Norinco.
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Eh? That wasent tony curtiss?
Googel can be an ijit.
"Please define junk."
Maybe I was bit uppity and yes, I carry a Taurus semi-auto 9mm.
My experiences are dated 20-30 years back so maybe not based on current quality of production. Customers wanted 'inexpensive' revolvers and the typical choices were Rossi, Taurus, and RG(?)-mostly S&W knock offs. Those brands simply didn't make the grade-even at the lower price point.
Then there was the day a guy came in to show me the outcome of his purchase of what is now referred to as 'YEET cannon'. His right hand was bandaged, there were stitches in his forehead, and he had the recovered parts of said firearm in a cardboard box to send back to the factory.
Maybe I was bit uppity and yes, I carry a Taurus semi-auto 9mm.
My experiences are dated 20-30 years back so maybe not based on current quality of production. Customers wanted 'inexpensive' revolvers and the typical choices were Rossi, Taurus, and RG(?)-mostly S&W knock offs. Those brands simply didn't make the grade-even at the lower price point.
Then there was the day a guy came in to show me the outcome of his purchase of what is now referred to as 'YEET cannon'. His right hand was bandaged, there were stitches in his forehead, and he had the recovered parts of said firearm in a cardboard box to send back to the factory.
I don't believe any G21's classify as a Gen 1. Without chking, I think G21's came out much later than '85 also
or organized retail crime which seems to go with the the description of what was said. i had to look it up too. i'm just an old marine who only understands 4 letter words not acronyms. not an operator just a crayon eater.
sorry, wasn't try trying judge your choices. one question though , how do separate them? by the size of the oil slick they leave on the road?
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