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Hi! I'm Nick from CDA, Idaho. I was trying to find info about a Colt New Service and found this site. It was an instant hit for me and loved it. | Hi! I'm Nick from CDA, Idaho. I was trying to find info about a Colt New Service and found this site. It was an instant hit for me and loved it. | ||
I've been a gun fan, every since I first watched Dr.No when I was 8 or 9. I became obsessed with the Walther PPK, the main gun in the movie, but now Colt revolvers are my favorite weapons, particulary the Colt Cobra, Colt M1917 and Colt Peacemaker, because revolvers are among the most accurate, reliable, durable and best made handguns around, especially the Colts (Colt made the first revolver). But then of course, you've got to have a favorite automatic pistol as well, which for me would still probably be the Walther PPK. | I've been a gun fan, every since I first watched Dr.No when I was 8 or 9. I became obsessed with the Walther PPK, the main gun in the movie, but now Colt revolvers are my favorite weapons, particulary the Colt Cobra, Colt M1917 and Colt Peacemaker, because revolvers are among the most accurate, reliable, durable and best made handguns around, especially the Colts (Colt made the first revolver). But then of course, you've got to have a favorite automatic pistol as well, which for me would still probably be the Walther PPK. | ||
I also enjoy reading and writing about military history, and learning about the guns back them is fun as well. I love to go this site, but didn't know how to get a user page for quite some time, yet fortunately I finally learned how to with help from | I also enjoy reading and writing about military history, and learning about the guns back them is fun as well. I love to go this site, but didn't know how to get a user page for quite some time, yet fortunately I finally learned how to with help from MoviePropMaster2008. | ||
The 30-06, 25-35, .45 and .38 caliber bullets are probably my favorite type of ammunition. | The 30-06, 25-35, .45 and .38 caliber bullets are probably my favorite type of ammunition. | ||
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ColtRevolverFan
Name--Nick Age--13 State--Idaho City--CDA
Hi! I'm Nick from CDA, Idaho. I was trying to find info about a Colt New Service and found this site. It was an instant hit for me and loved it. I've been a gun fan, every since I first watched Dr.No when I was 8 or 9. I became obsessed with the Walther PPK, the main gun in the movie, but now Colt revolvers are my favorite weapons, particulary the Colt Cobra, Colt M1917 and Colt Peacemaker, because revolvers are among the most accurate, reliable, durable and best made handguns around, especially the Colts (Colt made the first revolver). But then of course, you've got to have a favorite automatic pistol as well, which for me would still probably be the Walther PPK. I also enjoy reading and writing about military history, and learning about the guns back them is fun as well. I love to go this site, but didn't know how to get a user page for quite some time, yet fortunately I finally learned how to with help from MoviePropMaster2008.
The 30-06, 25-35, .45 and .38 caliber bullets are probably my favorite type of ammunition.
[edit] Favorite Guns:
((Colt SAA
M1917 revolver (the Colt version).
Colt M1911A1
[edit] Favorite Movies
The Nativity Story
Guns I own
Savage Shotgun
I don't know the model of it, but the first gun that I got (and still own) is a single-shot breech loading Savage .410 shotgun. I've used it to hunt grouse before.
Ruger 10/22
I got this .22 rifle for my birthday. I was told that it's the most reliable .22 rifle available. It came with a bushnell scope, and have 4 clips for it (tw0 10 round clips and two 25 round clips).
Winchester Model 1894
I have the rarer .25-35 version of this gun (most models of the 1894 use .30-30 shells. This gun was built in the late 1800s (it's a very old gun) and it first belonged to be great grandfather, who passed it down to my grandfather, who then passed it down to my dad, who just recently passed it down to me. I've gone deer hunting with it, and this gun carries 5 rounds.