Quote from: Billy's bayonet on December 10, 2015, 03:49:11 PM

Wear one of those "duster" type coats or a rain coat that reaches to your ankles, you can certainly conceal a folding stock shot gun with a short barrel thus.....

I have a coat that goes to my knees for my Buntline.  I could also cover a sawed off shotgun.  The place I live people would be looking at you funny if you had a Duster or Rain coat on.   Hay city slicker what do you have under there.    

Try a shoulder holster for the buntline.....

ALso check out the "Mares leg" from Henry rifles.....https://www.henryrifles.com/rifles/mares-leg/

Great Sign!!

But I'd much rather piss ON Obozo. 

Quote from: Traninit on December 10, 2015, 08:12:15 PM
Great Sign!!

But I'd much rather piss ON Obozo. 

You will have to get in line. 

Quote from: walkstall on December 10, 2015, 08:41:55 PM
You will have to get in line.

I intend to make my next fortune by selling beer to those in line. By the time they get to within range of Obama, it should be quite a downpour.

Quote from: Billy's bayonet on December 10, 2015, 03:54:58 PM
Nice....but...No thanks, I will only give up my HK P7's  in both the M-13 and M-8 versions when you pry 'em from my cold dead fingers..... or my arthritis kicks in...which ever. This Weapon seems to be rather clunky and the narrator agree
s...kinda, besides I don;t like those hand articulate weapons, decock, safety, you run out of time in a gunfight getting the weapon ready to fight with it., even a glock is better....

Juuuuuust for grins, I looked this up. Yikes!

https://www.gunsamerica.com/932474764/NIB-Heckler-Koch-P7M13-9mm-H-K-P7-M13-HK.htm

I do like their P30SK subcompact, in 9mm. Maybe a nice holster from Edge Works to top it off.

Quote from: walkstall on December 10, 2015, 10:20:00 AM
Can you carry your rifle concealed on you?   I have a Colt Buntline that's very hard to conceal.

Probably not, but I don't consider an HK Mark 23 all that concealable. Have you ever seen one? They are big guns built for combat (special forces), not really self protection or even target shooting. If you are an HK fan might I suggest a USP. It has most of the features (and accuracy!!!!) of the HK Mark 23 but not the size.

http://hk-usa.com/hk-models/usp/

By the way I had never heard of a Colt Buntline so I looked it up on Google, I really like it. 



Pic of a USP (there are several models)

Quote from: quiller on December 11, 2015, 02:46:09 AM
I intend to make my next fortune by selling beer to those in line. By the time they get to within range of Obama, it should be quite a downpour.

One ingenious capitalistic plan spawns another. I'll make a fortune supplying the porta-potties...with the caveat that all bladders must be at full capacity when their mission is at hand.

Quote from: walkstall on December 10, 2015, 08:41:55 PM
You will have to get in line.

Wait just one minute! I purchased my premium tickets almost 8 years ago! I've been duped!

Quote from: quiller on December 11, 2015, 03:55:36 AM
Juuuuuust for grins, I looked this up. Yikes!

https://www.gunsamerica.com/932474764/NIB-Heckler-Koch-P7M13-9mm-H-K-P7-M13-HK.htm

I do like their P30SK subcompact, in 9mm. Maybe a nice holster from Edge Works to top it off.

Yup, Worth every cent to. You can't find 'em anymore. I bought the M-13 through the Dept waaayyyyy back, paid exactly what the Dept bought them for in the early 80's which was 1,495.00, later I bought the M-8 thru H&K at a big discount, thru their Chantilly office since we used to do so much training with them. It was around 1,250 discounted, probably 1995 or so.

Quote from: Traninit on December 11, 2015, 04:25:37 PM
Wait just one minute! I purchased my premium tickets almost 8 years ago! I've been duped!

He was an asshole long before 8 years ago.   

Quote from: walkstall on December 11, 2015, 05:11:24 PM
He was an asshole long before 8 years ago.   

Was that also his birth canal? Whoa...think I'm getting out of line so to say.

Quote from: Billy's bayonet on December 11, 2015, 04:58:05 PM

Yup, Worth every cent to. You can't find 'em anymore. I bought the M-13 through the Dept waaayyyyy back, paid exactly what the Dept bought them for in the early 80's which was 1,495.00, later I bought the M-8 thru H&K at a big discount, thru their Chantilly office since we used to do so much training with them. It was around 1,250 discounted, probably 1995 or so.

Where's my drool bucket? Please tell me that you still have the M-13! My father had to shell out $60.00 for his new S&W .38 special in 1967 when he became a deputy Sheriff... not a small sum back then. Naw...he sold it years ago (wish he had saved it for me or waited and sold it to me). Anyway, that's an interesting grip safety on the M-13...reminds me of the 1911 in reverse, with much more protrusion. I recently purchased a new Sig MK-25 Navy P226 (15+1 Hi cap before the Marxist brothers bans them permanently). Love that gun!  Thinking of buying an AR now because of the B.S. coming from the acephalic anti-gunners.

Quote from: Traninit on December 11, 2015, 05:35:16 PM
Where's my drool bucket? Please tell me that you still have the M-13! My father had to shell out $60.00 for his new S&W .38 special in 1967 when he became a deputy Sheriff... not a small sum back then. Naw...he sold it years ago (wish he had saved it for me or waited and sold it to me). Anyway, that's an interesting grip safety on the M-13...reminds me of the 1911 in reverse, with much more protrusion. I recently purchased a new Sig MK-25 Navy P226 (15+1 Hi cap before the Marxist brothers bans them permanently). Love that gun!  Thinking of buying an AR now because of the B.S. coming from the acephalic anti-gunners.

The P-7 are cocked by squeezing the extention that is part of the front of the grip. This is also a safety feature back in the day when lots of cops were being killed byt heir own weapons in "take aways" a person unfamiliar with the weapon couldn't fire it, would likely look for a safety and drop the magazine mistaking the lever for a safety, NJ State police carried this weapon and supposedly that is what happened to one of their officers on a take away, cop was able to survive because of the bad guy being unfamiliar with the function of the weapon. anyhow, the weapon is practically indestructible. I fired probably 5,000-6000 rounds thru my M-13 since the early 80's and it still handles like a dream, throw 'em in the mud, sand, the ocean, drop it off a building and it still performs.

Quote from: walkstall on December 10, 2015, 04:49:35 PM
I could also cover a sawed off shotgun.  The place I live people would be looking at you funny if you had a Duster or Rain coat on.   Hay city slicker what do you have under there.   

You could wear a regular jacket. Just stick the sawed-off down yer pant leg with a Velcro tear-away slit down the side, and there you have it...just some guy with a bum leg. The comfort level might be an issue though.