Camp Legion

[USMC1911]

I was fortunate to visit Sig Sauer in New Hampshire once again. Got to play with some of there new products. Also one a certificate for a new SIG firearm.

 

[HayesGreener]

I was fortunate to visit Sig Sauer in New Hampshire once again. Got to play with some of there new products. Also one a certificate for a new SIG firearm.

It's an awesome place. I hope to visit again some day.

 

[Tinyman]

Misread the thread title and 'prepped' for a reply -- oh well, I'll use it:

 

[SaltyMonkey]

That is a pretty cool experience!
Thanks for sharing.

 

[Bassbob]

I was fortunate to visit Sig Sauer in New Hampshire once again. Got to play with some of there new products. Also one a certificate for a new SIG firearm.

You get to do all the cool stuff .

 

[Annihilator]

Very, very cool, glad you had a great time!

 

[ECS686]

I have as much time carrying Sig P220 and 228 as the Beretta M9. Love the 22X series.
My agency relaxed the 45 mandate this year and I’m pondering carrying my 226 Legion (below) would love to go to some Sig events this year.

 

[KillerFord1977]

Nice
I would love to go one day

 

[Tinyman]

I would as well -- then drive around and see some of the old sights. Was stationed there for 5 years so imagine things have changed. For example, when it was Pease AFB, there was an aircraft park just inside the front gate. There was a B-29 that was disassembled at Aberdine proving grounds and trucked into the hangar I worked in. Just outside my office door was the "reassembly" area. Head dude said that we needed to reduce the aircraft weight. Went throughout with hacksaws and bolt cutters removing many pounds of wire harnesses and such. It sat on display with the nose are "The Great Artiste" -- which was the nose art for the back-up plane if "Bocks Car" crapped out.

 

[Belt Fed]

Really nice, looks like a good time.

 

[Belt Fed]

Also one a certificate for a new SIG firearm.

Well? which one you gonna get?

 

[ECS686]

I would as well -- then drive around and see some of the old sights. Was stationed there for 5 years so imagine things have changed. For example, when it was Pease AFB, there was an aircraft park just inside the front gate. There was a B-29 that was disassembled at Aberdine proving grounds and trucked into the hangar I worked in. Just outside my office door was the "reassembly" area. Head dude said that we needed to reduce the aircraft weight. Went throughout with hacksaws and bolt cutters removing many pounds of wire harnesses and such. It sat on display with the nose are "The Great Artiste" -- which was the nose art for the back-up plane if "Bocks Car" crapped out.

Was Pease an F111 and KC 135 base when you were there?

I was at a B52 base (Blytheville /Eaker) and flew into Plattsburgh coming home from Desert Storm. Always liked watching the F111’s

 

[USMC1911]

Well? which one you gonna get?

The wife wants the Rose 365. I promised to get that for her.

 

[Tinyman]

Was Pease an F111 and KC 135 base when you were there?

I was at a B52 base (Blytheville /Eaker) and flew into Plattsburgh coming home from Desert Storm. Always liked watching the F111’s

FB-111A and the Strato-bladder yes. Plattsburgh as well -- total of eleven years with SAC.

 

[Tinyman]

The wife wants the Rose 365. I promised to get that for her.

Mrs. Tinyman wanted something a 'little softer' so bought her a Rose .380 -- comes with a vehicle gun safe and fanny pack holster -- from my recommendations, buy it for her. Tell her Tinyman sent you.

 

[Mr.W.]

Outstanding!

 

[BassCliff]

Hi,

Amazing experience! Very cool.


Thank you for your indulgence,

BassCliff