Recent content by semperfisurveyor

Help - buddy sent me these pics, looking for make/model and any info available on this piece…? Thanks fellas

50 yards with a 3” revo is damn respectable brother…might need me some practice to come even close to that. …but with this one tho - maybe

I did a thing…new wheel gun will have to wait - and ironically so will I …at least I’ll have a little time to select which shooter will fit the bill. That a Ruger Boriqua? Which model is that GP100? That’s on my short list as well! Chiapa Rhino is intriguing…but if memory serves, not an...

Sig P228 with a facelift after years as a truck gun…

Currently a model 60…eyes lookin’ hard for a Python tho Heard the 3” is back in rotation this year…?

Always wanted a wheel gun/Lever gun in the same caliber…found a Henry Model X in .357 and been having some fun. Ranger Point Precision has kept my wallet skinny - just need a red dot for my aging eyes.

Have a Brocock Compatto with tank and ammo collecting dust now that we have eradicated our local nuisance…drop me a line if your on the market.

Just had him work on a project. Ron and Andy have forgotten more about the M14 than I will likely ever know. Service, quality and turn-a-round time for work has always been exemplary.

I’ve never owned an FAL and I’m not sure why...? I’ve had several variations of M1a through the years, some acquired from members here, and fell in love with a couple I’ll never part with. I think they’re a tad heavy, but tough and accurate with irons. Add glass and they become even...

If I could only have one...

My wife’s car was stolen with a pistol inside. Silver 2008 VW Rabbit 4 door. Sig P365 - series number 66A035685 Appreciate it if the members keep an eye out.

...been a fan of Sig pistols for quite a spell and have taken to collecting older German units when they present themselves at a reasonable cost. Have an extra P239 that an active duty serviceman stationed at Luke AFB has taken an interest in, and offered up a W. German P228 in trade. I have...

Recognize some familiar handles...good to be with you gents again!