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actually the number 1 image was using the slave aimed at a silver reflector. Thats why it looks slightly different

Heres some neat images. They were shot as medium jpegs with no post processing. The only thing I did was crop and compress them for size. The neat thing about these images was that I used a slave flash from a Nikon macro lens attachment. The slave flash was aimed at the guns top strap while I shot from the front and overhead with the on board flash. The D90 was used as a master in "commander mode"to fire the slave. The images were hand held in auto. Im pretty surprised at how well they turned out just screwing around

Its for the mother in laws birthday. We have an awesome meat market near by. $8 per pound and I get to say "cut it right about there"

If you notice that mount is from Combat Optical which happens to be one of our sponsors. They have pages of GSG-5 items and also have package deals on popular items for the GSG-5. Before you drop cash at Amazon maybe you want to poke around the combat optical site and see your other options and see if theres any deals. jmho

6pm better hurry, I make a brown sauce thats part of a julia childs recipe. It contains cognac and madeira and it goes quick

7.5 pounds of rib roast for dinner

that is freaking awesome!!!! You have some skills for sure buddy

I spent a lot of time with a 2245 years ago, it was butt ugly compared to that. I would like to check that out too.

Welcome Chuck!

are they available?

The SIG P522, a pistol version of the SIG 522 rifle is now available. Everything you love about the popular P556 pistol but in a .22 LR blowback, semi-automatic pistol with a 10″ barrel. Same look and feel as the P556 but with the availability and inexpensiveness of .22 ammo; so much cheaper to practice with. This pistol version features a button rifled barrel with flash suppressor, metal receiver with integral Picatinny rail, and a 25-round magazine (item# P522-10B-S) or a 10 Round state compliant model (item# P522-10B-S-10) . The Classic P522 pistol also features a lightweight Swiss style forend. Sigsauer.com. Length Overall: 20.5″ Caliber: .22LR Barrel Length: 10″ Flash Suppressor: A1 Type Rifling: 1 in 16″ Trigger Weight: 5 lbs. Forearm: Swiss-type polymer or alloy quad-rail Weight w/o Mag: 5.5 lbs. average Mag Capacity: 10 rds or 25 rds MSRP: $572.00 polymer forend / $643.00 quad rail forend 698_4c58936789211e27c16027031206fc7b04303538.pdf

barrels probably costs what i payed for the gun back in 94 ;D

yeah, I had my Marshal TSL modded and retubed a while ago. Not that it needed it. Guitarists and shooters are very similar in the gear quest

Heres last nights screwing around

Welcome Rudy!

ahhh I knew there was something. Can I still get a 5" barrel for my old 41?

I sent it out too...fantastic

I think thats the model i almost bought over my s&w 41 back in 94 or so. Didnt that have some sort of barrel lock up adjustment or something? Thats a beautiful gun buddy

Its good to be back in the routine.

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I am :-[

Sold!

My schedule has officially resumed normal operation.

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