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Pinetor
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May 2, 2011 - 10:04 am
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So this week end was the MS gun owners meet and Greet III. My son ( age 13) and attended and had a blast. i was very proud of my son for following directions being safe and participating as fully as he could.

 

We both shot at the Demo steel challenge.

Son shot:

my DW 15-2

target 9mm

carry 9mm

AR 15

Full auto M16

Scoped and silented 308 bolt action ( not sure what)

full race S&W with aimpoint

 

I shot:

M1919 ( think thats it) Full auto machine on a tripod .30 cal

They had a .50 cal but they were not shooting it.

full race S&W with aimpoint

And of course my own DW's with nearly all the barrels.

 

We had a really good time, went through over 200 rounds of my ammo, plus the other ammo we shot.  My son was enthusiatically invited back.

 

The Good news, I picked up yet another 15-2, VH4 with aftermarket case, two pachy grips and some ammo in very good conditition ( only slight turn ring)  for $400. Not a great buy but not horrible, and both of us left happy.

 

The bad news, that was my trip money for going to OH this week.

Soap Box, Ballot Box, Ammo Box

in that order.

4 Monson Model 15's

1 Palmer FB 15

1 Rossi 357 Model 92 (lever)

1 CZ 75B

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Some pics others took.. I was too busy having fun!

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Me showing a guy in a wheel chair how to operate my DW.

 

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My son in the red shirt, loading up the DW to shoot with Zack looking on.

 

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Zack showing my son how to shoot his 9mm. In the background, the guy int he wheek chair with my 15-2 and a EWK slab 6" EH setup. It was hit.

 

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Zack shooting my 15-2, note the EWK FO sight.

 

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My son, Quint, getting ready to shoot a silenced and scoped .308.

Soap Box, Ballot Box, Ammo Box

in that order.

4 Monson Model 15's

1 Palmer FB 15

1 Rossi 357 Model 92 (lever)

1 CZ 75B

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Great bunch of pictures.  Who owns the fully auto guns and who furnishes the ammo?  You must be really proud of your son.  I have taught the now 15 year old next door all about shooting.  I furnish guns and ammo.  Next he will learn to clean them.  lol  I would have liked to be there to see all that action.

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Hossman said:

Great bunch of pictures.  Who owns the fully auto guns and who furnishes the ammo?  You must be really proud of your son.  I have taught the now 15 year old next door all about shooting.  I furnish guns and ammo.  Next he will learn to clean them.  lol  I would have liked to be there to see all that action.

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Everything is privately owned by members. We made donations for the ammo, $15 for a 15 round belt of .30  or the same for a 30rnd clip for the AR/M16/AK47.

My son actually begged to help clean the guns.. and he did a good job. We took the crane/cylinder out of three guns and he cleaned those and and the frame, while I cleaned the barrels.

Soap Box, Ballot Box, Ammo Box

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4 Monson Model 15's

1 Palmer FB 15

1 Rossi 357 Model 92 (lever)

1 CZ 75B

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Very nicely done, wish I had the oppertunity when I was a child.  Looks like a real good time.  How did the DW revolvers go over???  Any comments on the Slab Side?

Happyness is a Hot DW and a pile of used brass!!! Rich

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mox-ct said:

Very nicely done, wish I had the oppertunity when I was a child.  Looks like a real good time.  How did the DW revolvers go over???  Any comments on the Slab Side?

DW's if they are even know to exist, are mostly a curiosity.  This part of the state is 99% smiffs. Even Colt and Rugers take a long back seat. Even more, just like much of the nation, semi-autos are the "in" thing, esp if it is "para-military".  That said,  most people that shot my gun said it felt very good, and the two that shot with the slab side seemed to like it. Of course they aren't, giving up thier smiffs though.

 

I have 4 model 15-2 and 1 PM7 - I figure I own more DW's in MS than any other in the state, and probably have more than 10% of all the Dw's in the state.  The guy I bought the 15-2 from use to have 3 DW, and with this sale is down to one. Islandtimes I think has 2. 

Soap Box, Ballot Box, Ammo Box

in that order.

4 Monson Model 15's

1 Palmer FB 15

1 Rossi 357 Model 92 (lever)

1 CZ 75B

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Looks like great time. Sharing the hobby is always good, particularly with the youts.

cool-pics

I guess if I crossed the border with all of mine the DW poulation might double. My travel gun is a Sig though. I plan on bringing a Hi power to Birdsong on my next (june) trip your way.

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Are there any other Alabama members on the forum?  If my life depended on it I wouldn't know where there is a DW for sale in this state.  I have 7 DWs and 2 Sentinels.

Hossman proud-to-be-an-american

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Soap Box, Ballot Box, Ammo Box

in that order.

4 Monson Model 15's

1 Palmer FB 15

1 Rossi 357 Model 92 (lever)

1 CZ 75B

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Yea, I'm a Georgia boy. Used to think I was the only guy in Georgia who had any Dan's. Then here in the last 6 months or so GB has been full of Dans in Georgia. There are a few Georgia members here, just none any where near as full of useless babble as I am. big-grin

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Look at the up side to this. Ohio will always be there. An opportunity missed with your son is gone forever.

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Looks like a good time to be had by all...  On DW's would hate to think how many may be in Kansas, (my brother I have tried to buy most). 

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Great pictures, thanks for sharing! It does look like a good time! laugh FloridaDW collector is right on, you made the right choice! laugh

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Looks like a fun time, I can almost smell the burnt powder from here!big-grin mini-gun

 

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May 3, 2011 - 11:35 am
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It's always fun to get together with a bunch of shooters. Looks like a great time with your son.

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I love the smell of gunpowder on the range. Home, Home on the range!

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