hey brian do you notice whats in that picture ?? man that razor knife you gave me done came in handy so many times i don't even carry my regular knife anymore. thanks so much man i always seen them things but never gave them a second thought til you sent me one now i don't think i could go without it infact i used it to cut out the biggest partof the dividers in the box.Thanks again man.!!!!</p>
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[quote user="Deerlope"] Brian, Is there any truth to the mith
that the moulded holsters will leave wear marks on the weapon? Right
now I have a model 60 S&W that I need a newer holster for.[/quote]</p>
I only have about 100 - 150 draws out of this holster. During the first 50, it was tight and you can see where some of the Kydex rubbed off on the gun. It wiped right off the gun. It was almost like eraser dust. At this time, I don't expect it to cause any more wear than any other type of holster would do.</p>
Glad that knife is working for you Tommy. I wear its twin on my belt.</p>
that the moulded holsters will leave wear marks on the weapon? Right
now I have a model 60 S&W that I need a newer holster for.[/quote]</p>
I only have about 100 - 150 draws out of this holster. During the first 50, it was tight and you can see where some of the Kydex rubbed off on the gun. It wiped right off the gun. It was almost like eraser dust. At this time, I don't expect it to cause any more wear than any other type of holster would do.</p>
Glad that knife is working for you Tommy. I wear its twin on my belt.</p>
Man o man, you guys are into guns like I am into solar! I have an old 12 ga. Remington pump action shotgun with a short barrel and slugs just in case a bear shows up and starts hanging around, and then my old Lee Enfield for moose hunting, but that's about it. Oh yeah--my little pellet rifle for shooting squirrels who show up around the house. There is a 'no squirrels zone' that extends out about 100' from the house. I give them one warning and if they show up again, the dog gets to eat them. You should see how excited she gets when I pick up the pellet rifle!</p>
Anyway, quite impressive arsenals! I am sure glad you are my friends!
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Anyway, quite impressive arsenals! I am sure glad you are my friends!
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Well guys, you can tell how much I am into this... It is not a Remington at all. It is a Winchester 1400 Ranger which an old friend gave me some years ago. No wonder you were all wondering! I get it out every now and again to fire off a couple of rounds just to make sure it works. But it really is just my 'just-in-case' bear gun. (I think my friend was more worried on my behalf about bears than I am!) Pesky bears are pretty rare (though we have lots of bears around) and my bear pepper spray is also very effective at making them reconsider any ill intentions.</p>
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I get it out every now and again to fire off a couple of rounds just to make sure it works. But it really is just my 'just-in-case' bear gun. (I think my friend was more worried on my behalf about bears than I am!) Pesky bears are pretty rare (though we have lots of bears around) and my bear pepper spray is also very effective at making them reconsider any ill intentions.</p></p>
Kubota Kanook
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Dang! ...I thought I recognized that DeeWolt gun case. I checked in my tool cabinet and sure enough there were 2 in there. One contained a pistol I think with a 18 shot clip hangin' off the bottom. ('cause it says 18v on it) May be a ray gun tho, 'cause when I pull the trigger it just goes whirrrr. The other one I'm sure is a machine gun 'cause when I fire it it goes clak clak and the barrel slides back and forth. Its either shootin' blanks or I'm a bad shot 'cause when I tried to shoot the dog with it, he just looked at me with a dum look on his face.</p>
'course since owning any kind of gun up here in the "Great White North" is 'gainst the law unless they are registered on the gun registry, I'll probably have to donate them to either some criminal, gang member or terrorist organization</p>
Wonder if my ole DAISY air rifle that made smoke when you shot it would be ok to hang onto</p>
'course since owning any kind of gun up here in the "Great White North" is 'gainst the law unless they are registered on the gun registry, I'll probably have to donate them to either some criminal, gang member or terrorist organization
</p>Wonder if my ole DAISY air rifle that made smoke when you shot it would be ok to hang onto
</p>I sure hope you got that Daisy Air Rifle registered via the Long Gun Registry. Not sure if we need a license to carry DeWalt drills--though I remember one time when I was not allowed to take a plug-in hammer drill with me on a flight in my carry-on. Perhaps they were afraid I would plug it in and threaten to drill a hole in the plane!</p>
Kubota Kanook
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MY APOLOGIES>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>></p>
In re-reading my post I can see how it could be mis-interpreted to imply my views on firearm ownership. In particular, I did not intend to poke fun at the DeWalt cases and their ingenius and practical usage.</p>
My purpose was to be critical in a hopefully humourous fashion of the restrictive firearm laws that your Canadian cousins find themselves living with. Up here we have the firearm registry (long gun registry) whereby every rifle,shotgun etc must be federally registered. Even a .177 pellet gun with a muzzel velocity above a certain limit. </p>
My intention was to imply that its not a far fetch to imagine cordless drills and reciprocating saws to be next.</p>
Of course I don't own any such items as that would be against the law ;-)</p>
Again my apologies</p>
In re-reading my post I can see how it could be mis-interpreted to imply my views on firearm ownership. In particular, I did not intend to poke fun at the DeWalt cases and their ingenius and practical usage.</p>
My purpose was to be critical in a hopefully humourous fashion of the restrictive firearm laws that your Canadian cousins find themselves living with. Up here we have the firearm registry (long gun registry) whereby every rifle,shotgun etc must be federally registered. Even a .177 pellet gun with a muzzel velocity above a certain limit. </p>
My intention was to imply that its not a far fetch to imagine cordless drills and reciprocating saws to be next.</p>
Of course I don't own any such items as that would be against the law ;-)</p>
Again my apologies</p>
Kubota Kanook
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MY APOLOGIES>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>></p>
In re-reading my post I can see how it could be mis-interpreted to imply my views on firearm ownership. In particular, I did not intend to poke fun at the DeWalt cases and their ingenius and practical usage.</p>
My purpose was to be critical in a hopefully humourous fashion of the restrictive firearm laws that your Canadian cousins find themselves living with. Up here we have the firearm registry (long gun registry) whereby every rifle,shotgun etc must be federally registered. Even a .177 pellet gun with a muzzel velocity above a certain limit. </p>
My intention was to imply that its not a far fetch to imagine cordless drills and reciprocating saws to be next.</p>
Of course I don't own any such items as that would be against the law ;-)</p>
Again my apologies</p>
In re-reading my post I can see how it could be mis-interpreted to imply my views on firearm ownership. In particular, I did not intend to poke fun at the DeWalt cases and their ingenius and practical usage.</p>
My purpose was to be critical in a hopefully humourous fashion of the restrictive firearm laws that your Canadian cousins find themselves living with. Up here we have the firearm registry (long gun registry) whereby every rifle,shotgun etc must be federally registered. Even a .177 pellet gun with a muzzel velocity above a certain limit. </p>
My intention was to imply that its not a far fetch to imagine cordless drills and reciprocating saws to be next.</p>
Of course I don't own any such items as that would be against the law ;-)</p>
Again my apologies</p>
i surelike my deawlt cases they make the best gun cases after the drills wear out. i get the cases out the dump when people throw them away i made this one recntly . it holds two guns and 100 rounds of ammo easily all i do is dremmel out the inside dividers and drop in some foam and i got me a free gun case .</p>
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We manage somehow, Muleman2! In all seriousness, I do not think we face any liklihood in Canada of the government confiscating our guns. I suspect there are many in the North would be inclined to echo your sentiments: "Not gonna happen in my hollow!" It is a nuisance (and a bureaucratic boondoggle), but in fact it is not hard to obtain rifles and shotguns--you need to pass a basic hunter safety course and fill out the application (showing you don't have a criminal record, etc.) and pay the fee and it's done. Handguns are a little more problematic unless you are criminal, in which case they are as easy as pie to obtain!</p>
In all seriousness, I do not think we face any liklihood in Canada of the government confiscating our guns. I suspect there are many in the North would be inclined to echo your sentiments: "Not gonna happen in my hollow!" It is a nuisance (and a bureaucratic boondoggle), but in fact it is not hard to obtain rifles and shotguns--you need to pass a basic hunter safety course and fill out the application (showing you don't have a criminal record, etc.) and pay the fee and it's done. Handguns are a little more problematic unless you are criminal, in which case they are as easy as pie to obtain!</p>it holds two guns and 100 rounds of ammo easily all i do is dremmel out the inside dividers and drop in some foam </p>
What is your preferred method of cutting gun-shaped holes out of the foam? I've thought of this myself, but haven't done any yet. I have a few cases sitting around.</p>
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What is your preferred method of cutting gun-shaped holes out of the foam? I've thought of this myself, but haven't done any yet. I have a few cases sitting around.</p>
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