I, too, like guns. I like my Springfield XD-E Single Stack .45ACP with Veridian. Potent little fucker and it didn't break the bank, even for a freelance writer such as m'self.
I, too, like guns. I like my Springfield XD-E Single Stack .45ACP with Veridian. Potent little fucker and it didn't break the bank, even for a freelance writer such as m'self.
I love a 1911, but at 5'6", I don't have the room on my frame for a piece with that frame. Love to shoot one, uncomfortable to carry one. For me, the XD-E is a nice cross-draw piece, and the integrated laser is just really nice.
What do you do with them, are they worth money, like an investment, surely not for protection because you'd need only one, unless you've pissed of the local Yakuza, or just a crazy gun dude we hear so much aboot in Canada ?
I know, some guns are worth a bucket of loot, I watch Pawn Stars and some nice ones come on there .. Don't mind me, I'm Canadian and don't really understand the American love for the Gun... unless it's from a investment POV
A Remington model 1900 16 gauge sxs.. I sent the serial number to Remington and they said this gun was made in 1905. Wow pretty cool putting food on your table with a 113 year old shotgun.
A Remington model 1900 16 gauge sxs.. I sent the serial number to Remington and they said this gun was made in 1905. Wow pretty cool putting food on your table with a 113 year old shotgun.