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dave_in_delaware
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Post subject: Your C&R firearms: shooters or showpieces? Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 12:29 pm |
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Joined: Wed Feb 27, 2008 10:19 am Posts: 3678 Location: Newark, DE
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I was just curious if your C&R firearms are something you take along to the range and shoot, or if they're museum pieces and stay away from action? Or if there are some you shoot, and some you don't.... Feel free to elaborate, too!
I only have one C&R firearm (Mosin Nagant 91/30), and I love shooting it!!!
_________________ Dave Co-Founder & Global Moderator Delaware Open Carry
XD-9 Service + SERPA Holster + Spyderco Native + Streamlight Scorpion = Daily Carry
"You have to be prepared to do the violence in order to survive the violence."
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Sprat
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Post subject: Re: Your C&R firearms: shooters or showpieces? Posted: Tue Sep 02, 2008 3:56 pm |
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Joined: Sun Mar 23, 2008 8:26 pm Posts: 334 Location: Green Cove Springs. Fl
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I am a collector so a vast majority of my collection is collector pieces if fact I have several wartime walthers that have never!!! been fired. I have several rifles I personally have never fired and don't intend on doing so. they are worth too much on the collectors market.
then I have those that I built and those that I bought as shooters
you can clean that gun till the cows come home you can send it to a smith get it reblued it won't matter I will know either way, tricks of the collectors trade
also there is a difference between collecting and accumulating. I don't buy junk and always buy East German if its not east german proofed its not east german its whatever
sprat
_________________ Former Packing.org contributor Lower Falls Rifle and Pistol Club, Pa Florida Concealed Carry.com Armed Citizens Network Lethal Force Institue Graduate
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mychoads
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Post subject: Re: Your C&R firearms: shooters or showpieces? Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 12:47 pm |
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My CZ-82 goes with me just about everywhere, including the range. 
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Jason
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Post subject: Re: Your C&R firearms: shooters or showpieces? Posted: Wed Feb 03, 2010 1:04 pm |
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Joined: Mon Nov 24, 2008 1:28 am Posts: 912 Location: Elsmere
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I would probly not buy a just show gun..not now if i had $$$$ mabye
_________________ 40 S&W Brass for sale $15.00 per 500 Fast, Cheap, Reliable = Pick 2 Current C&R License holder.
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Jeepflexin
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Post subject: Re: Your C&R firearms: shooters or showpieces? Posted: Mon Mar 08, 2010 3:14 pm |
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Joined: Wed Dec 09, 2009 2:29 pm Posts: 225 Location: Bear, DE
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I do not have a C&R license but I do own a few C&R eligible firearms.
I am pretty sure all of these would have qualified for C&R purchase status:
1942, 1911a1 Remington Rand bring back, has been shot but not that much 1943, 1911a1 Remington Rand bring back, has been shot but not that much 1903, Winchester 1892 38-40, I would shoot it if I had a reason to but I prefer shooting Marlin levers 2003 (IIRC) Marlin 336SS LTD in 35rem, unfired and will remain that way (probably) 1999 Marlin 336CB 30-30 Unfired and will remain that way (probably) 1951 Marlin 336 in 32 special, I'd fire it but prefer my other 35rem 336's
If I were to go through the trouble of acquiring a C&R I would probably just get a full fledged FFL.
_________________ ~Pete~
Sergeant of Arms: Delaware Antique Arms Collectors Association
http://www.fixyourcarnow.com
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fieldman
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Post subject: Re: Your C&R firearms: shooters or showpieces? Posted: Tue Jul 20, 2010 2:47 am |
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Joined: Sat Feb 20, 2010 11:43 am Posts: 42 Location: Clayton
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My C&R guns are a mix. I have a CZ-82 and Romanian Tokarev TT-33 that are shooters. They are in average condition. I'm debating on whether or not to shoot my just purchased Polish P64 as it came in absolute pristine condition. I have 5 mosins (they are addicting) and 880rds of ammo, but have yet to send a round downrange with them. One of them's gonna be a shooter. I've been lazy about getting the cosmo off them. However a few weeks ago I set them out in the sun in the back of my SUV and let them bake. I think all the cosmo is off them. Just need to put a patch or 2 down the barrel and take to the range!
_________________ Steve , Clayton DE
Glock 23 2nd gen, Serpa CQC, Hornady Critical Defense .40
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