Neat thing about the 30 carbine is you can take it to the indoor ranges as well.. Not much of a round, but i guess it served it purpose.. made it thru three wars..
a man has to hold his word, hold his beliefs, and hold a good sight picture.
Then like the dummy i am i went and bought a blackhawk so i could have a pistol in the same caliber.. (i know, i was young and little on the slow side) .. One of the fondest memorys of mine was i had a bunch of 30 round magazines, couple of 15's but the 30's were a hoot to bump fire with.. Not to hard to change the sear out and convert to an M2 either..you dont have the selector switch.. but sure would be fun..
a man has to hold his word, hold his beliefs, and hold a good sight picture.
, a Colt 32 and 6 grenades when he was driving a jeep in Germany
I always wanted to buy him a 30 but being a poor boy I never did
He is still alive (87) but not so interested any more.
He tells some good stories. He was walking with 2 buddies
bent over to light a cig and both buddies got killed. He says that
cig saved his live
A little rebellion is good medicine for the government
Thomas Jefferson
raffy, I was shooting a couple weeks ago. An older gentlemen had one and was doing pretty good with it. I just stood back and watched for some reason I didn't feel like I should bother him.
"We cannot defend freedom abroad by deserting it at home" Thomas Jefferson
Making me hungrey.. Got to tell you guys about something that happened to me back in the early 80's with a carbine.. I was a little "youthfull" so i did the whole customize thing to mine, put on a folding wire stock like an M2 has, and all sorts of "goodies".. So im shooting at the end door range, and im playing.. not really trying to get tight groups.. Just half serious.. So the manager who was an old korean vet. He's bout my age now, as this is 25+ years ago.. Takes the carbine, and procedes to fire this one hole group with it...I've got them sprayed all over the paper. He says, humble.. "yep, thats a good piece".. it was sorta tuck tale time..
a man has to hold his word, hold his beliefs, and hold a good sight picture.
You were talking about the sights on your new SA, and how narrow they are...i wish i could take a pic of the ones on the old Colt...you can see the gun by clicking the geezer..this is the one thats the pre positive i have to carry 5 rounds in.. anyway i promise you the sight blade and the notch are maybe like 1/16 of an inch... REAL narrow. no way i can see em..
a man has to hold his word, hold his beliefs, and hold a good sight picture.
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samD
as a product of WWII I have always loved them. But I love to shoot what I have and these are all 50 or more years old now.
greg az
Neat thing about the 30 carbine is you can take it to the indoor ranges as well.. Not much of a round, but i guess it served it purpose.. made it thru three wars..
ivantank
love to have one of these...
Lyle Hutchins 1
.30 Carbine, and the .06 Gerand, I lust after both, my brotherin law had a .30 Carbine.
Lyle
greg az
Then like the dummy i am i went and bought a blackhawk so i could have a pistol in the same caliber.. (i know, i was young and little on the slow side) .. One of the fondest memorys of mine was i had a bunch of 30 round magazines, couple of 15's but the 30's were a hoot to bump fire with.. Not to hard to change the sear out and convert to an M2 either..you dont have the selector switch.. but sure would be fun..
CharlesW
, a Colt 32 and 6 grenades when he was driving a jeep in Germany
I always wanted to buy him a 30 but being a poor boy I never did
He is still alive (87) but not so interested any more.
He tells some good stories. He was walking with 2 buddies
bent over to light a cig and both buddies got killed. He says that
cig saved his live
zx12rmike
raffy, I was shooting a couple weeks ago. An older gentlemen had one and was doing pretty good with it. I just stood back and watched for some reason I didn't feel like I should bother him.
CharlesW
like you were being very respectful
zx12rmike
Hey CW. That is exactly why I stayed back. How are ya bud?
CharlesW
doin ok feel like a stuffed turkey
rainy and cold so wife cooked a
big pot of pinto beans with sausage
cornbread and potato salad
zx12rmike
Damn that sounds good! I havent had a good home cooked meal in a very long time!!
greg az
Making me hungrey.. Got to tell you guys about something that happened to me back in the early 80's with a carbine.. I was a little "youthfull" so i did the whole customize thing to mine, put on a folding wire stock like an M2 has, and all sorts of "goodies".. So im shooting at the end door range, and im playing.. not really trying to get tight groups.. Just half serious.. So the manager who was an old korean vet. He's bout my age now, as this is 25+ years ago.. Takes the carbine, and procedes to fire this one hole group with it...I've got them sprayed all over the paper. He says, humble.. "yep, thats a good piece".. it was sorta tuck tale time..
CharlesW
hitting a 2 liter coke bottle at 30 yards with my new 22 SA
greg az
You were talking about the sights on your new SA, and how narrow they are...i wish i could take a pic of the ones on the old Colt...you can see the gun by clicking the geezer..this is the one thats the pre positive i have to carry 5 rounds in.. anyway i promise you the sight blade and the notch are maybe like 1/16 of an inch... REAL narrow. no way i can see em..
CharlesW
mounting one of those shotgun
sights that glows on the SA 22
greg az
Never have been much for optics on pistols tho, so what ever...