I've owned about 50+ guns since I started buying back in 2008 but I buy and sell to fund bigger purchases. I also own several guns overseas but I'm unable to legally bring them over to the United States.
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Custom AK Pistol (Not an “off the shelf” model; it’s shorter than the Romanian Draco. The handguard looks custom/home made. Note the YHM (Yankee Hill Machine) flash hider. Again, since these are pistols, you could use one for concealed carry…)
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Glock 20 (This looks like a Gen I model, I’m not well versed in Glocks, yet anyway. I actually bought one this morning, a Glock 20 of course. 10mm Auto is a very destructive pistol round that borders along the revolver magnum calibers.)
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What-the-fuck Eagle… (Very rare 16” barrel on a Desert Eagle .357. It appears to have an AK muzzle brake threaded on to it. The only practical purpose for this would be long range pistol match competitions that allow for benchrest shooting. Ugh…this requires eye bleach.)
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Happy Mothers Day… (A bit late. I kind of expect this from my future mother-in-law if she doesn’t have grandkids to spoil before she dies.)
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American Arms… (A trio of some of Americas most iconic and beloved firearms; the M1 Garand, the M1 Carbine and the 1911. The oldest one there, the 1911, is still in service but more so with law enforcement than with the military.)
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U.S Duo… (A 1911 and the SOCOM 16. Ironically the SOCOM 16 was going to be my very first rifle but at the time it was difficult to find one in stock. I like scout style rifles / shorter barrels since it makes lugging it around while hunting easier. There is the SOCOM II which has a quad rail system but it just looks ugly to me. Many shooter’s call the SOCOM II the M1A with the cheese-grater cause that rail system is big, bulky and excessive.)
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Desert Eagle 50 AE with laser (The Desert Eagle had a special proprietary laser system designed for it. Very hard to find the originals nowadays but I believe there is a new company making similar lasers.)
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Mexican Special Forces member with the Corner Shot (Designed in Israel, this chassis allows you to place a Glock pistol at the front end and pivot it around corners. An camera shows you whats around the corner and the trigger can be operated safely behind cover.)
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Custom AR pistol… (Here is a clearer view of a different model and you can see the buffer tube. A reply had asked if they could develop something more aesthetically pleasing and not so dildo like. I don’t know if it could be done since the AR requires the buffer tube, unlike an AK which does not.)
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Winchester 7.62x25mm Tokarev (Its nice to see modern day production ammo in calibers that are more often found as surplus. Most surplus ammo from the 1940, 50’s, 60’s, 70’s, and 80’s is corrosive. Newer production ammo is usually non-corrosive but you should still take proper cleaning care after shooting. It’s like not wiping your ass after explosive diarrhea.)
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