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1862 Colt Pocket Navy, factory converted to .38 rimfire. I made the holster.





.44 Auto Mag




Smith & Wesson Triple Lock




Cut some AR receivers on a friend's mill.




The holy grail of top breaks--an authentic "Smill and Welson" from "Sprangfeld, Mus, EUA"




A friend shooting my new flamethrower.



Some European military antiques



And Eskimo seal club made of oosic--fossilized walrus penis bone

A thousand year old Viking axe

beautiful nagant revolver. (what i have seen are these wk2 handguns in the us more expensive as here in europ)

You know, I wouldn't mind having my own personal flamethrower, very nice!

Oh, just curious, with what kind of propellant does the flamethrower run?

That's a Swedish Nagant revolver.

I use Russian napalm--diesel fuel thickened with oil. Range is about 15m.

MichaelZWilliamson hat geschrieben:I use Russian napalm--diesel fuel thickened with oil. Range is about 15m.

I actually meant what you're using as propellant to drive the fuel out of the hose, are using air or some kind of gas to pressurize the fuel tank?

CO2. A 24 oz cylinder, and 20 l fuel, is two full loads, about 2 minutes burn time.

Ah, ok, thanks!

I really dig the Automag, I would love to own a Wildey Auto Pistol.



Br

You can still buy a Wildey.

Yeah, I know, but I do not think that there is anyone selling those things in europe.
Also, getting guns transfered from the US to an european country is pretty time and money consuming.



Br

MichaelZWilliamson hat geschrieben:You can still buy a Wildey.

Is this a scene from a new Caddyshack movie? Grill those gophers!

We were burning brush and spiders.