bobski
Hunter
no no no no......
you fix it use it throw it away! thats why its a sat night special!
you fix it use it throw it away! thats why its a sat night special!
I prefer my PBR.Sorry about that Ride.....my life between being in the "Canoe Club" and busting bad guys has been a life of acronyms.....
ORC to me is a headache......Organized Retail Crime.
I knew a few who demanded to be held accountable as the same PRT as the guys......command would not allow it. So, there was one who worked ORD ADMIN that would run PRT per female regs.....and then to prove her point she would run the guys PRT...pushups, sit ups, sit/reach and the run. I wonder what ever became of her.....a tough but fairly pretty rock that held her own but played for the other team.....
Ahhhhh.....PA Lager......it's everywhere here in bottle, can and draft. When in a bar here all you have to do is ask for a "lager" and you will get a Yuengling Traditional Lager....unless you are Pittsburgh....it's all Iron City to those folks.
Junk isn't about price. It's about construction. For instance, the Bearman derringer I described was a Bond ( a good quality MFR.) knock off that looked the same. However, it's safety was useless, the trigger pull was almost a two hander, The extracter kept slipping. The gun itself is of Zamak ( zinc alloy), which is not the super best alloy for guns, is safe enough for the .22 WMG version. However, the Bond version is made of stainless steel, which is better.Please define junk. You will probably get many I own. I think I might be too accepting of low quality.
Hey, I didn't post pics. Take what you can get.... ;-)Telling us that you "don't have to compensate" is, in itself, a form of compensation.
Some come as gifted, some folks have lower budgets, some have yet to learn about what they buy. Crap happens sometimes.Why would one buy a "crap" gun anyway? I can't imagine someone seeing a low price gun/low quality/bad reputation and saying "I will take it" with the intention of making it into a real shooter". Just buy a decent gun to start with....unless you are buying it on a street corner and its wrapped in a brown paper bag.
So you can basically cut a hole in the floor, and use yourself for an emergency brake..... ;-)I drive a Honda Civic.
Just so you know, I understand and appreciate that the real deals don't need masks, and you have my utmost respect.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.....
I thank you for that. So many pray to Glock 9s right now, and I wouldn't buy one on a bet. Glocks can be good, not God.I foolishly bought a Glock 17. It's the only gun that I ever had that broke while shooting it. The recoil spring guide broke in the first box of ammo which locked the whole gun up. I also spent an inordinate amount of time trying to get a decent trigger. Har! I collected a box of springs and connectors (including ones not available to the public at the time) and tried every combination. Trigger always sucked. I sold it to a Marine.
Interesting. Except for my dad's Speidel (yes, they made watches as well as bands- very rare today) I was always a Timex pocket watch guy.I've always looked for that lowest price that gets me a product that does the job. For years I wore Timex watches because they told me what time it was for $20. Now I have a Pulsar. My brother would buy things like Movado but he didn't know the time any better than I do and was still late for things.
I am NOT a Taurus fan, so good that you got rid of it. I agree with price- not equal to junk. A perfect example are NAA mini-revolvers, Inexpensive, but VERY well made.Interesting thread. I had a Kel-Tec P-11. It worked fine other than the crappy trigger & the mags wouldn't drop free. I smoothed out the inside of the magwell so mags would drop free, heated the trigger in boiling water & reshaped it & put in a metal magazine catch I got from a guy on KTOG (I messed up the plastic factory magazine catch, my fault). The trigger was still lousy but it was decently accurate & worked just fine.
I had a Heritage Rough Rider .22 revolver. I added the .22 magnum cylinder. I wound up selling it but I never really had a problem with it.
I had a Taurus Millenium Pro PT-111 G2. It worked but I had a strong dislike for the trigger so I found someone else that wanted it & sold it.
There is a difference between inexpensive & junk. I know many here dislike inexpensive polymer framed pistols. Most I have shot have been reliable & accurate. I've never owned a Glock but I do own a cheaper Glock clone. I really like my M&P 2.0.
It was pretty much a $10 bag of anything.In my youth, it was a ten dollar bag of heroin.
ok, you shoot it it explodes in a 100 pieces so you don't have to throw it away . it may even be biodegradable don't know never tried to eat oneno no no no......
you fix it use it throw it away! thats why its a sat night special!
looks like a "zamak?" knock off of brass knuckles .IAOJunk isn't about price. It's about construction. For instance, the Bearman derringer I described was a Bond ( a good quality MFR.) knock off that looked the same. However, it's safety was useless, the trigger pull was almost a two hander, The extracter kept slipping. The gun itself is of Zamak ( zinc alloy), which is not the super best alloy for guns, is safe enough for the .22 WMG version. However, the Bond version is made of stainless steel, which is better.
trade you junk for your goldafter reading ALL these comments, it all still boils down to the use of the English language, and as Grandad always said "Ones mans junk, is another mans gold"
Rough.So you can basically cut a hole in the floor, and use yourself for an emergency brake..... ;-)
I've known some folks that liked to toss in a lot of acronyms when they talked. They all sermed to have something in common....![]()
I prefer my PBR.