BUY it, now! The only issue is the statement in the ad that these pistols were used "extensively" by the Italians in ww2. The Italians didnt use ANY weapons "extensively" in ww2. ;)
Takes me back- I had an M1A standard with a 3x9 Burris scope. My shooting bud had the Bush rifle... good rifles, kinda wish I had kept my M1A... very accurate rifle. Traded it minus scope and mounts for an HK91..
You have a problem with a neck beard? Some kinda bigot? They are pretty traditional ya know- several million Amish and Mennonite men would disagree with ya...
Gatling guns are NOT "machine guns" by ANY definition so long as they are hand-cranked. No special permit is required to own and use one. (Federally, that is, they are "Any Other Weapon", some state laws may or may not agree)
How is a "gatling gun" meet the definition of a "machine gun"? The gatling requires a pull of the trigger for each shot whereas the machine gun requires only one pull of the trigger for (possible) multiple shots fired. BIG difference mechanically & legally.
The M14-M1A built upon the legacy of the Garand rifle- well and good. The FAL was a later whole separate development based on post-war designs and manufacturing technology. I've owned and enjoyed all three. If I had to take one to war it would be the FAL hands down everywhere except- perhaps- in...
I carried a P35 on and off for many many years, alternating with a Combat Commander in God's Caliber. Never had any issues with ANY of my HiPowers, with NONE. Used all kinds of ammo, some so old it was cringe-worthy... including some "sub-gun" ammo. Belgian, Argie, and Inglis made pistols..
Have...
I prefer concealed carry simply because I don't want to be "made" by some thug or fool wanting my weapon.. that would end poorly for all concerned, one way or another.
Wow, now that you mention it, I see the resemblance... never made that connection, but then I wasnt familiar with the AZ flag until this thread... In fact I thought the flag was that of Macedonia...
Say, I like the "Mostly Peaceful" patch!