All About Pocket Knives

gringo wrote:good call stan..took me twenty minutes to find it...missing some parts...good thing, assembling that collection of parts is a sure method of attracting the attention of BATF.

here is what it should look like:
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg87-e.htm

the speedest method is to search picture

How do you do that???

gringo wrote:good call stan..took me twenty minutes to find it...missing some parts...good thing, assembling that collection of parts is a sure method of attracting the attention of BATF.

here is what it should look like:
http://world.guns.ru/smg/smg87-e.htm

Thank you Stan for the quick response;it is greatly appreciated.When I purchased it the person I got it from said it was French but he didn't know who made it.He brought approximately 100 of these into the USA with the proviso that the receivers be sawed in two so as to make them totally inoperable.This way they could be declared a DEWAT(De-Activated War Trophy).This was so they could be sold without requiring any type of firearms permit.They did come with the bolt assembly(firing pin was welded)but the section of receiver was omitted.The piece I had made will not allow the bolt to be installed(inside diameter is smaller)and it is of a material that is inferior for supporting the operation of the weapon.
Supposedly a couple of them were made to function but I do not know that for certain.I would hesitate to attempt firing a weapon that was re-constructed by someone with limited knowledge of gun design.
Anyway it makes a nice wall hanger even though I don't display any of my firearms anymore.

Dude...If I owned that it would definitely be hanging on the wall!!

Heres a couple more for ya Boys.....First is my very faithful Beretta model 96 40cal......then my recently aquired Winchester model 94 32WSpl.

Johnny - Me sure likem that '94. So Americana. Was Willie able to help you on this one?

Yes Sir....we both came to the same conclusion.
You wouldn't believe the action on the old girl....smooth as silk.

I've got a sterling silver Zippo lighter that was hand-engraved (old school - hammer and chisle) by an engraver by the name of Joseph. Joseph is his full legal name. In the 60's or 70's he was the master engraver for Winchester Repeating Arms Co. and was also the one that did the restorations on the vintage guns that came into the shop. When he retired, his tools went to the Cody Museum in Wyoming. I'll come back and post some pics of his work as an edit to this post. Here's a link to his other gun engravings. Don't know if it will work without being signed in but you can try.
http://www.engravingforum.com/album.php?albumid=69

Sounds good,TJ....would love to see'm.

My best Friend.........Walther PPK/S 9 mil

I love it. ...My Father has one in blue.

Had a PPK just like that one, except in .380, and sold it Dagnabit

Really nice little pistolas.

gmusic wrote: full auto is a blast!

RIGHT ON!

It's a LOT more fun when somebody else is buying the ammo.

Great stuff guys!!

Stan, I got my bottom blistered by my dad when I was 6 years old after I traded my Hop-Along Cassidy wrist watch for broom handle Mauser like yours. My father thought it was a bad trade.

The kid I traded with got his rear end roasted by his dad too as it was his dad's gun.

johnnierotten wrote:How do you do that???

No secret in That i just use Google picture with the good keywords
Here pistolet mitrailleurs - you obtain in a page lot of pictures which are easy and fast (? The good word ?) to analyze - after you open the good link

Great Zippo TJ........................the guns are very nice as well!

The PPK is very cool MB! I've never owned a Walther, but I understand they're great!

Here's another side-"kick", I really need some Packmyers on it.

Thanks for the info,Stan.

Gmusic...thats a nice Ruger.

Beautiful firearms you fine folks have...Johnny that Winchester is a beaut...Here's two new Henry .22's , Golden Boy with octagonal barrel and a blued round barrel, lever action is silky smooth! Sorry for the poor pics...

Those are purdy,Don...

Sharp looking 45 you have Johnnie...I hear those are real nice, this Ruger is my cowboy gun and the S&W is nice on
rabbit and squirrel.

Thanks,Bob.. ...Love your Vaquero...A friend of mine that use to live in Tombstone has one..very accurate weapon.
That S&W looks like a whole lotta FUN!!

Nice pair bob, I have toget some pics up this week of mine.

Here ya go, my favs. I will get some of my rifles up soon.

25 year old mint Marlin 22
Smith & Wesson 40
Smith & Wesson 357
Kel Tec 32 - Most accurate belly gun I ever fired

Super nice guns,Gino.....I had a 40 identical to yours a few years back...great gun.

Thanks Johnnie, Yeah she is a beast. I love shootin her but its gettin pricey

Johnnie, how do you compare your Beretta 40 to the S&W 40 you had?? I have been looking a a Beretta for some time now. They are a breeze to take apart and clean but only a one year warranty I hear.