Show us your Guns!

[Diamondback]

I like the AK mag on it. Tactical shotty anyone?

Tactical elephant gun, maybe? Although that bore'd certainly induce a reaction as a home-defense iron...

[Viola]

...Robin Williams.

That was an oddly dark children's movie.

-Viola

[Diamondback]

Okay, now I'm lost. How'd we get from guns to Robin Williams?

And granted, it's only a partial diagram, but it's gonna be comin' off my workbench, so check THIS out:

Six-inch-barreled "true southpaw"-ized 1911, for .45ACP or 10mm Auto. Left side


Right side


A serious social sidearm for serious situations, this one being specifically built for left-hand use. (Right hand would mirror-image everything except the magazine release.) And if your screen's like mine, those are close-to-actual-size diagrams.

You asked!

[Viola]

Okay, now I'm lost. How'd we get from guns to Robin Williams?

Mike's picture is a screencap from Jumanji.

-Viola

[Diamondback]

Ah, so...

[Maj.Nick Danger]

Then there's that movie, "The Survivors" with Robin Williams. It's all about guns.

[The Wingnut]

...at any rate, the muzzle on Van Pelt's elephant gun appears to be altered with a photo editing program to appear larger than it actually is. Note the odd perspective and mismatched edges.

[warbird]

Thx 4 asking

I think I like you more everyday.

[warbird]

Tanfoglio Witness PS, high-quality copy of the CZ TT in 9mm. There's a Colt 1911 of undetermined vintage(early 1960s at the latest) floating around in my grandpa's house, yet to be unearthed and claimed after his passing, although consensus is that it should go to me. Family politics and such have prevented its passing into my hands.

The CZ 75 is an excellent design. I also have a Tanfoglio Witness with a competition strength stainless frame and blued body. It is barreled for either the 9 x 19 or the 9 x 21. One flaw is the serious weight of the pistol, which keeps it from being a decent concealment weapon.

[warbird]

Okay, now I'm lost. How'd we get from guns to Robin Williams?

And granted, it's only a partial diagram, but it's gonna be comin' off my workbench, so check THIS out:

Six-inch-barreled "true southpaw"-ized 1911, for .45ACP or 10mm Auto. Left side


Right side


A serious social sidearm for serious situations, this one being specifically built for left-hand use. (Right hand would mirror-image everything except the magazine release.) And if your screen's like mine, those are close-to-actual-size diagrams.

You asked!

Being a southpaw I like the true southpaw features, I hate the option of working it right or an ambi which I find distracting in a holster. However, I don''t really understand the worth of the six inch barrel. Do you simply want a longer sight radius? The increase in bullet speed wouldnt make that much difference. For me the added weight of that piece would negate the advantages, it's a law of diminishing returns in my book. But, perhaps you are thinking in some other direction which I am not.