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Sonora Rebel wrote:
The 1911 has some accessories...
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I am not sure-- and it aint like I am a copper-- but I think you have a SBR there and are in violation of Federal law--



unless it is registered as an SBR- -or if it is just a random picture you found online...
 
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This one is new to me and I haven't OCed it yet. Colt SAA Peacemaker copy (American Western Arms) in 45 LC. By far the most accurate handgun of any I have ever shot.
 
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tju1973 wrote:
Sonora Rebel wrote:
The 1911 has some accessories...
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I am not sure-- and it aint like I am a copper-- but I think you have a SBR there and are in violation of Federal law--



unless it is registered as an SBR- -or if it is just a random picture you found online...
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It also has a long barrel which makes it a carbine. The stock is detachable. It's my daily 'carry' pistol otherwise.
 
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Revolvers are pretty neat. Definitely not useless for SD either.

If I move out west to a 'cowboyish' area I may get a BP revolver and matching clothes just for fun :p
 
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kurtmax_0 wrote:
Revolvers are pretty neat. Definitely not useless for SD either.

If I move out west to a 'cowboyish' area I may get a BP revolver and matching clothes just for fun :p
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I live in the Oregon Territories and plan on OCing a Ruger at some point. Have a friend who does leather work gonna work me up a custom belt and holster.. :celebrate
 
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kurtmax_0 wrote:
Revolvers are pretty neat. Definitely not useless for SD either.

If I move out west to a 'cowboyish' area I may get a BP revolver and matching clothes just for fun :p
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You don't have to move "out west" to pack a SA six gun.

"Cowboy-ish area"? While I lived in Florida, I worked cattle just about the whole time. You might say I was doing the "cowboy thing" down south. Never got that ropin' thing quite right, though.
 
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Hell, you can raise Holsteins in Wisconsin, scare some neighbors, and wear a SA not only because you can, but because it's dependable and looks good in the dust and with the Carharts.
 
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kurtmax_0 wrote:
Revolvers are pretty neat. Definitely not useless for SD either.

If I move out west to a 'cowboyish' area I may get a BP revolver and matching clothes just for fun :p
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Remember me? The guy that started this thread??

Shaved head, colorful tattoos, a bull ring trough my septum, wearing a kilt, and livin' in Mobile, Alabama.

Ain't hardly "cowboyish"! :lol:

Still love my SA, though!
 
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A kilt huh? I guess OC is much more comfortable than CC, unless you have a sturdy set of garters...
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OC is still a debatable issue here in Alabama. I carry concealed, as per my permit, and continue sending letters and making calls.

( I have a STURDY kilt belt.... :lol:)
 
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I don't know any cowboy who carries just to 'look good. We carry 'same stuff most everybody else does for pretty much the same reasons... plus some you don't/won't encounter most places. This is my neighborhood:
 
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Exactly.

Mine consists of fields of crops of various sizes, woods, deadfall, anything that hides all of the critters that the DNR says isn't a problem in WI.
 
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