Everyone should have at least one 1911 its like a rite of passage kind of like having a 22lr.
I fought that battle for a while and now am at 22lr, 9mm, 45ACP, 5.56,, 6.8, 300BO, 308 and 12ga. really trying to stay away from 7.62x39mm but the flesh is weak.
*ahem*I fought that battle for a while and now am at 22lr, 9mm, 45ACP, 5.56,, 6.8, 300BO, 308 and 12ga. really trying to stay away from 7.62x39mm but the flesh is weak.
Will add 12 gauge at some point. Would like a Beretta A300 Ultima Patrol
our house is on a steep slope. from the front, it’s one story. in the back, it’s 3 stories (bottom one being the basement). there are 3 outside doors going into the basement; 2 at the back of the house at ground level, and this one on the side of the house (no interior access). it’s hard to tell from the pic, but they didn’t cut an opening in the exposed foundation for the door on the side - they put it above the foundation. probably because the foundation is critical to supporting the house on the steep slope. so the outside stairs go up to the door, and then you go down a ramp into the basement on the other side (the floor of the basement on the inside is well below ground level from where that door is).
that is beautiful! way to support the arts.
it was so cool. this guy is a blacksmith with his own forge, and a licensed railing contractor. after he installed it, he told us 99% of what he does is straightforward rails (custom sizes). he said it was a real thrill to get to do something creative. all we told him was that we wanted nature incorporated into it. the design was all him. yeah - total artist. i couldn’t stop grinning. still can’t.
i don’t like this story.