Indians For Guns

Thank you for the welcome. Here are a few pics I have now. I will update as I take more.

A CZ-50 in .32 cal.


A pair of CZ-75B's. The top one is my .40S&W, and the lower one is a 9mm (9x19) I bought for my wife.


The upper pistol is a Ruger P94DC in 9mm, and lower is a Taurus PT-140 in .40S&W. The Ruger is a bit on the
clunky side, and the Taurus is DAO (double action only) and conceals well.


This is an Italian Tanfoglio Witness Compact in .45. It is light weight and is quite unpleasant to shoot. I'm ordering
a slip-on grip to take a bit of the sting out of the recoil.


This my Colt Model 1911. It was made in 1920, and has been somewhat customized. I love this pistol, it is a pleasure to shoot.


I thought I'd also add this pic of me shooting a Russion Mosin Nagant M-44 carbine. If one waits till dusk,
the experience is quite spectacular visually as it tends to throw out a fireball from the muzzle.

Excellent collection and thanks for sharing the pics CZHarry i personally like shooting the cz 75 and its nice to see a pair in your collection.

cheers,
Ravi teja

Very nice collection there.. and thanks for the pics

Can you post some more pictures of your 1911. Havent seen very many that are made in 1920 and are in such good condition.
Warm regards,Kragiesardar

kragiesardar wrote:Can you post some more pictures of your 1911. Havent seen very many that are made in 1920 and are in such good condition.
Warm regards,Kragiesardar

Thank you for the compliment. I have taken a few more pics of the 1911, hopefully showing additional details.
Like I said, it is my favourite, but I feel guilty about hogging so much space.
Right side w/ ejector port.
Detail of the right side trigger area. I also changed the grip screws to a socket-head design,
Detail view of customized areas of slide release, safety, and hammer.
Close up of slide release & Colt logo.
Pic of action locked open. Two dummy rounds (Snap Caps) to the left. I use Snap Caps in all my guns.
Left side with mag removed.

Awesome! Many thanks for the pictures.
Warm regards,
Kragiesardar

Nice pictures CZHarry and its always nice to see old guns in a very well maintained condition .thanks for sharing and waiting for some more pics from you

cheers,
Ravi teja.

Superb pics Harry thanks for sharing them with us. What ammo were you using in the Mosin ?

Ashok

lazybones wrote:Superb pics Harry thanks for sharing them with us. What ammo were you using in the Mosin ?

Ashok

Ashok, I was using Russian 7.62x54r military surplus. I have more, from another purchase, which might be Romanian or one of those other soviet bloc nations. It's cheap but corrosive, & cannot be reloaded (berdan primers).

The Colt 1911 is a personal favourite. Great Piece!!! Lucky You!

Regards,




Rover12.

Great collection, Harry! Thanks for posting. I see we share some tastes: 1911, CZ 50, & M-N

Amazing pics.. very nice indeed

Nice collection,Harry. I like that muzzle blast.When taken in real darkness that must be a delightful spectacle.

I heard that a Weatherby .378 magnum hurls out an impressive fire ball a couple of metres.

Best-
Vikram