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| Walking |
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| Walking... |
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| Wait, an air rifle, you say...? |
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| Not an air gun. Definitely shiny! |
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| B...A...R |
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| He's not doing what it looks like at first. |
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| Chiappa! There's something appealing about the single-shot .22 |
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| R-51! They feel good --lots of stuff happening but they've been racked a few thousand times: field-polishing! |
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| Swag. |
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| Cabot 1911's. High-end, and they have the kind of extraordinary fit & finish that shows it. |
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| When is a Ruger Mk. II not a Mk. II? When it's an imported air pistol! Looks like it would be fun. |
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| Turk Turon, demonstrating that Tactical Bacon is Serious Business. |
8 comments:
The two "definitely shiny" 1911's appear to be sporting grips of mammoth ivory.
OK, Chiappa pic, third rifle from top. I that a over & under 22, cal. rifle or is it a larger caliber? Like Turk's shirt, I wear camp shirts most of the time.
I'm not sure -- it *may* be a .410 over & under. The other two are .410 (and 45LC?) over .22.
Thanks, I checked the web page and could not find it. Maybe they will update their web in a month or two.
On Facespace you posted a pic of yourself shouldering what looked like a modern-day bicycle gun. One of the Chiappas?
Yes -- one of the "skeletonized" ones in the picture, in fact. I like them.
It was a pleasure meeting you Saturday night, even if we didn't get to talk much at all.
And now I have Mussorgsky stuck in my head, thank you very much Miss X.
Very subtle way to plant the earworm though.
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