Add your Gun Porn here

[Gaznazdiak]

https://www.droneshield.com/

[marksman]

bloody hell Gaz your right into the porn mate

Yeah Marksman, started when I got my first internet connection, now I'm getting RSI in my right hand.

From the mouse, really, from the mouse

good one

[Keith]

Keith.

[Keith]

[scoobs]

i cant see any use for it, but its just cool because its small and it works

[scoobs]

cant wait to give the new EF88 (f90) a go

[marksman]

Keith.

I hope this isn't a photo of someone else's Keith and hope its yours
bloody nice

[No1Mk3]

G'day Keith,
Is this an Husqvarna by any chance? I have a 12 bore Husqy under lever back action looks just like this.

[Keith]

Keith.

I hope this isn't a photo of someone else's Keith and hope its yours
bloody nice

Yes this is mine mate, I use my own stuff on forums to save copyright problems.
Keith.

[Keith]

G'day Keith,
Is this an Husqvarna by any chance? I have a 12 bore Husqy under lever back action looks just like this.

I think it must be No1Mk3. The marking are not clear enough for me to make out, but having seen others like it I came to the same conclusion. Thank you for commenting, appreciated.
Keith.

[Bent Arrow]

Keith.

Very nice Keith........

[Gaznazdiak]

i cant see any use for it, but its just cool because its small and it works

I sure hope it's secured properly, GCA would have a fit if something that dangerous fell into the wrong hands

[Keith]

:D

Beautiful. As a young bloke I got chatting with an old Polish gentleman one time when I was out hunting. He told me that he had been shot with a three barrleed muzzle-loading version of one of these when he was a young bloke poaching. It was a very interesting story.
Keith.

[Keith]

Thanks Keith, now that's my kind of porn!

I appreciate the feedback, thanks Ben.
Keith.

[Keith]

Keith.

Very nice Keith........

Thank you.
Keith.

[Gaznazdiak]

Nice collection Keith.
Is that a bearded tomahawk I see in there?
I've been thinking of getting this full tang work of art from Winkler Knives.
Then when I finally made the decision to go for it I discovered it's US$600!
I might just plagiarize the shape and make it myself.





https://winklerknives.com/

[Bent Arrow]

Nice collection Keith.
Is that a bearded tomahawk I see in there?
I've been thinking of getting this full tang work of art from Winkler Knives.
Then when I finally made the decision to go for it I discovered it's US$600!
I might just plagiarize the shape and make it myself.





https://winklerknives.com/

I'd be very surprised if you couldn't find one made in Aus. Hand crafted knives etc are pretty popular and there is some really talented people in Australia

[Keith]

Nice collection Keith.
Is that a bearded tomahawk I see in there?
I've been thinking of getting this full tang work of art from Winkler Knives.
Then when I finally made the decision to go for it I discovered it's US$600!
I might just plagiarize the shape and make it myself.





https://winklerknives.com/

I have several tomahawks/Trade axes but none are bearded. The thing to remember is that helves break sooner of later, especially if you are throwing them. Accidents happen. With the round or oval tapered eye of the normal tomahawk, a helve/handle is easy to make & fit in the field, axes needing wedges or handles on full tangs are not so easy to replace. Depends on what your expectations are & if you are prepared to wait until you can get back home to fix it. In a wilderness survival situation you will need to fix it there & then.
Keith.



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E18juRVmy_k&t=1s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fSOE-_AHOLE&t=2s
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkKtMGHks2Y&t=1s

[Gaznazdiak]

The thing to remember is that helves break sooner of later, especially if you are throwing them

That's why I like Winklers designs, they are full tang like a good knife, so even if you mistreat it and break off the handle scales you still have a working, albeit uncomfortable, axe until you replace them or wrap it in paracord etc.
The medic axe pictured shows the full tang better.

[Keith]

18th century .70 caliber smoothbore flintlock pistol with a brass cannon barrel & a left hand lock. Note the leather hammer cap.

[Gaznazdiak]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=POi35ozcgZs

[Gaznazdiak]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F6t_yrnQBeU

[bigpete]

Keith.

About time for something good lol

[bigpete]

You still loading 20g round ball in these ?

[Keith]

Keith.

About time for something good lol

Thank you Pete.
Keith.

[Keith]

You still loading 20g round ball in these ?

Yes Pete, but I have not used it lately. No sign of pigs for ages now.
Keith.

[bigpete]

Do you get very good accuracy from them ?

[Keith]

Do you get very good accuracy from them ?

No, not really Pete. Within 30 paces is okay. I get much better accuracy from my muzzle-loading fusil, but the laws being as they are, I am not allowed to hang it on the wall ready to hand. The shotgun is quicker to load if I see a boar down on the flats.
Keith.

[bigpete]

I kind of expected as much. If you were so inclined,patched .725 round ball works OK in my brass shells/12g shotgun

[Keith]

I kind of expected as much. If you were so inclined,patched .725 round ball works OK in my brass shells/12g shotgun

Thanks Pete, but I don't want to purchase another ball mould. I do have a conical mould somewhere, I might check that out & see what size it is. But the choke is pretty tight on my BP shotgun & I don't think it will take a ball/conical much larger than I am using now.
Keith.