The PH Gun Cabinet - Shooting Matters

[BertieWooster]

Jimbeaux said:

I am like you. This lock down is getting expensive with online shopping, especially of the gun nature.

What purchases have you made?

[Jimbeaux]

Mossberg .12 gauge Shockwave (Night Stick variation); about 600 rounds of various ammo (.45 acp - .40 S&W - .357 magnum - .357 Sig. - 12 gauge minishells); Marlin’s new (2019) 1894 CSBL .357 magnum S.S. Carbine lever action rifle with grey laminate stock.
Now I just need time to go break them in.

[The_Doc]

Jimbeaux said:

Mossberg .12 gauge Shockwave (Night Stick variation); about 600 rounds of various ammo (.45 acp - .40 S&W - .357 magnum - .357 Sig. - 12 gauge minishells); Marlin’s new (2019) 1894 CSBL .357 magnum S.S. Carbine lever action rifle with grey laminate stock.
Now I just need time to go break them in.

LOve this Mossberg 12g

would really like to turn up on my pheasant shoot with one of these

[Bill]

A friend turned up to a clay shoot with one (with a stock, natch) in the pre magazine limit days. Hilarious fun, but we hit even less than usual.

[Jimbeaux]

The_Doc said:

Jimbeaux said:

Mossberg .12 gauge Shockwave (Night Stick variation); about 600 rounds of various ammo (.45 acp - .40 S&W - .357 magnum - .357 Sig. - 12 gauge minishells); Marlin’s new (2019) 1894 CSBL .357 magnum S.S. Carbine lever action rifle with grey laminate stock.
Now I just need time to go break them in.

LOve this Mossberg 12g

would really like to turn up on my pheasant shoot with one of these

That’s it! My version has wood grip and pump. I purchased the adapter from Texas to allow the minishells. Holds 12. There is a laser made specifically for this gun. It allows one to hop shoot it accurately.

[Pesty]

The_Doc said:

Jimbeaux said:

Mossberg .12 gauge Shockwave (Night Stick variation); about 600 rounds of various ammo (.45 acp - .40 S&W - .357 magnum - .357 Sig. - 12 gauge minishells); Marlin’s new (2019) 1894 CSBL .357 magnum S.S. Carbine lever action rifle with grey laminate stock.
Now I just need time to go break them in.

LOve this Mossberg 12g

would really like to turn up on my pheasant shoot with one of these

I doubt it

Take yer swing

Became infamous a while ago for an incident

[jimmyjimjim]

snapcaps turned up. Tried them in the latest AR...FTF/FTE all over the place. Most odd. Tried them in the other one, worked fine. Hmm. I'd forgotten to lubricate the new one. Oops. it was happy after the BCG got taken apart and oiled up in the right places.

[BertieWooster]

Jimbeaux said:

Mossberg .12 gauge Shockwave (Night Stick variation); about 600 rounds of various ammo (.45 acp - .40 S&W - .357 magnum - .357 Sig. - 12 gauge minishells); Marlin’s new (2019) 1894 CSBL .357 magnum S.S. Carbine lever action rifle with grey laminate stock.
Now I just need time to go break them in.

[Jimbeaux]

BertieWooster said:

Jimbeaux said:

Mossberg .12 gauge Shockwave (Night Stick variation); about 600 rounds of various ammo (.45 acp - .40 S&W - .357 magnum - .357 Sig. - 12 gauge minishells); Marlin’s new (2019) 1894 CSBL .357 magnum S.S. Carbine lever action rifle with grey laminate stock.
Now I just need time to go break them in.

I should have a chance to get some pics in the next few days.

[Jimbeaux]

Still not gotten slow enough to post proper pics of some of my toys but I did acquire this yesterday on the way home from the office. It is a 1976 model Ruger Security Six 6” .357 Magnum. The US 200th anniversary edition. Looks new after 44 years. Still had its original box. I have ordered some Hogue grips as well as a new front ramp sight with a red line for quicker target acquisition. This gun was last produced in 1988. The GP100 took its place. I am hunting one of those next.

[Jimbeaux]

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[aeropilot]

Jimbeaux said:

but I did acquire this yesterday on the way home from the office.

Excellent retail therapy for lockdown

Never really did enjoy shooting revolvers, they just never sit comfortably in my hands.

A 1911 on the other hand ......

[Jimbeaux]

aeropilot said:

Jimbeaux said:

but I did acquire this yesterday on the way home from the office.

Excellent retail therapy for lockdown

Never really did enjoy shooting revolvers, they just never sit comfortably in my hands.

A 1911 on the other hand ......

Few things feel better gun wise in the hand than a 1911, I fully agree. Revolvers don’t feel right until a Hogue grip goes on; that transforms it imo.

[Pesty]

Nice I do love a ruger revolver.

[Jimbeaux]

Pesty said:

Nice I do love a ruger revolver.

Thanks. I still prefer it’s replacement, the Ruger GP100 4” to this one. This a fine gun though nonetheless.

[Pesty]

.454 toklat should be in your list.

Never know when you might run into a bear.

[The_Doc]

Anyone know if clay ranges can / are opening again this week?

[Pesty]

Doubt it.

Local one website just says closed.