Do any of you have a favorite gun?

[princevince89]

The Klobb without a doubt

[donre]

South Korean K1 tanks could be seen on Tuesday conducting an exercise to prepare for a possible surprise attack by North Korea.

[Silcc69]

[LibertyHarkness]

French Musket from 1777 - get in a real mans weapon

lead shot tearing flesh and bayonet

[Dino Velvet]

Nighthawk Talon. If you get a chance, definitely buy a high-end custom 1911. There's really nothing else like it.

I've heard great things about the Nighthawk and saw a few at my local gun shop. They were like 3-4 grand.

http://www.nighthawkcustom.com/

[donre]

"We expect to be working with China as we move forward in fashioning a response."

[Dino Velvet]

Worth every cent, son.

Might have to consider that the next time I get the itch to buy another gun. I went to the website and have to see what the differences between all of the models are. Most of the prices there were under $3000. Heard some guys from Wilson Combat were the ones who started up Nighthawk.

[donre]

The incident required "a strong but measured response," she said.

[Dino Velvet]

Yeah, that's what I heard too. I never handled a Wilson, though. Only Springfields and a Para before the Talon. But I don't doubt any of those high-end 1911s: the Wilson, Les Baer, Heinie, Dan Wesson, etc. They're all superb. I went with the NH for the price, customability, customer service, history with Wilson, and coolness/looks factor. I've never shot anything like it. You'll be so happy with yourself when you get a high-end custom 1911.

You're a good salesman, sir. I think I will make a trip to the Martin Retting Gun Shop today and check out a few models. I noticed certain models and accessories weren't available in California. I wonder why that is. Our gun laws here suck and change all the time.

[Caff_Racer]

I don't particularly like guns. I prefer knives: to quote a well-known film: "An elegant weapon for a more civilised age".

One of my knives (I have several blades to my name, and always have one about my person or within easy reach at all times), a Corsican "U Ricorsu" with a goat's horn handle:



My collection boasts another Corsican knife made by one of the island's master craftsmen, Paulu Biancucci, and I will soon be ordering another Biancucci blade, this time custom-made to my specifications.