...with guns.
Supposedly there are guns in this sequence of pictures, but they are surprisingly difficult to spot ;-)
Seriously though, They obviously drilled the models on the four rules. So I'll assume pic 10 is not a rule 2 violation and instead is just an artifact of camera angles.
Nicely done!
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27 September 2011
08 October 2009
Pearl Harbor obligatory gun Pr0n
If you thought the FN-SCAR made his day. Check out the Quad 40mm!
2/3rds of USS Missouri's 16 inch guns:
2/3rds of USS Missouri's 16 inch guns:
20 May 2009
NRA Annual Meeting Gun Pr0n
Barrett Rifles M82A1 .50 cal semiautomatic 
The FN-SCAR is real hit with the Halo crowd which the SCSon enjoys (probably a bit too much). The chance to touch & hold a real one made his day. It also gave him a good perspective on how big and how heavy it is, something you just can't get from playing a video game.
The Springfield Armory "Fully loaded M1A" was surprisingly heavy.
Magnum Research showed their full line of big bore handguns.
Including this BFR S&W .500 revolver.
Larry Parker Showed off some fine engraving. I personally wouldn't spend any coin on this because it doesn't make it shoot any better. But I do respect (and admire) the skill and attention to detail that it takes to create this level of detail. Apparently Mr. Parker doesn't have a website so no linkylove.
The FN-SCAR is real hit with the Halo crowd which the SCSon enjoys (probably a bit too much). The chance to touch & hold a real one made his day. It also gave him a good perspective on how big and how heavy it is, something you just can't get from playing a video game.
The Springfield Armory "Fully loaded M1A" was surprisingly heavy.
Magnum Research showed their full line of big bore handguns.
Including this BFR S&W .500 revolver.
Larry Parker Showed off some fine engraving. I personally wouldn't spend any coin on this because it doesn't make it shoot any better. But I do respect (and admire) the skill and attention to detail that it takes to create this level of detail. Apparently Mr. Parker doesn't have a website so no linkylove.
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