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In Ft. Riley I got to this on a bigger scale. The RC plane's wing span was probably about 10 ft, so more of a drone than the little "gnat" in the video. And we were shooting the M-60 at it. I was the only one to shoot it down, so later that day we picked up the wreckage and pieced the scraps back together to hand in our common room in the Barracks. Good times. Sigh.... |
So I was browsing at Springfield M1A SOCOM IIs recently, but I came across Sig's new product page today. I kind of like this: http://www.sigsauer.com/CatalogProdu...atrol-fde.aspx ...I already have a Sig556, but this is based on their AR platform.
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Nice M1 Carbine. Its on my list of guns that will eventually make it into my permanent collection.
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My latest M1 search hit upon this site:
http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/default.aspx They've got some good prices on some really interesting stuff, including an AK bump fire stock that will fit a 74 and a Saiga shotgun. :drool: Completely refurbed M1 for $1,139 (under the "cool guns" drop down). |
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I dnt blame ya a bit for being excited. That 30 is dreamy |
I ran across a M1 Carbine before the prices went through the roof after O was elected. Still is like a punch in the gut every time I think about it. It was a mid 40's IBM model, in great condition and only $550. I passed on it thinking I could get one cheaper. If I remember the average price for M1 Carbines at the time were around $375-$450 range. One of those kick yourself in the ass moments.
Nice piece though, thanks for the punch in the gut moment. |
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