Handgun Picture Thread

[Jakashh]

Nice Jak. Try not to sell this one quick..

I usually keep them for a few months lol. This one isn't going anywhere, but I've said that about all of my guns.

 

[p4R4d0x]

Suppressed S&W M&P22 by Staufhammer, on Flickr

Canik Compact Custom by Staufhammer, on Flickr

Handgun Loadout by Staufhammer, on Flickr

 

[p4R4d0x]

Suppressed S&W M&P22 by Staufhammer, on Flickr

Stippled NiBX Glock 23 with Kershaw Cryo II Blackwash by Staufhammer, on Flickr

Stippled LE Glock 23 with Kershaw Cryo II Blackwash by Staufhammer, on Flickr
(May have already shared this one here. If so, oops! Sorry.)

Better shot of the stippling work I did on the grip of this 23.

Stippled NiBX Glock 23 with Kershaw Cryo II Blackwash by Staufhammer, on Flickr

 

[RACER X]

^ great pics!

 

[okie556]

New Toy

Found me a Kimber SIS Pro the other day. Have not had a chance to take it to the range as of yet but hopefully will get to on Sunday.

 

[ShellbackBill]

Dang.
How do you guys get such great photos of your guns?

 

[40Arpent]

Suppressed S&W M&P22 by Staufhammer, on Flickr

A weapon light on a suppressed .22? Dare I ask the purpose? ;-)

 

[Younggun]

Probably for quietly dispatching critters in the dark.

 

[TexasVine]

Cimarron 1911

 

[p4R4d0x]

^ great pics!

Thanks!

Dang.
How do you guys get such great photos of your guns?

It's all about the lighting! I have a website/blog sort of thing that I try to explain my lighting setup and give tips on taking nice gun pictures. Staufhammer | Firearms and Photography I'm busy searching for a job right now, so I haven't had a chance to update lately, but...

A weapon light on a suppressed .22? Dare I ask the purpose? ;-)

Obviously because I'm afraid of spiders!

It was just to make a more interesting picture. It's actually a fake can at the moment, that I bought for my Savage Mk II FV-SR to make it look less awkward with the scope I have on it until I can afford a real can. And that light bounces between my AR and my Glock, it's just on there for the picture.

 

[Whisky]

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my Wife's newest pistol (will be here this coming week) - Ed Brown Special Forces, Govt, 9mm Stainless

 

[Pawpawsoftail]

Damn Whisky, you two just keep scoring awesome firearms. Congrats to the wife. I still want a Guncrafters no name. Someday it shall be.
Allen

 

[Whisky]

Damn Whisky, you two just keep scoring awesome firearms. Congrats to the wife. I still want a Guncrafters no name. Someday it shall be.
Allen

I'd have to think that my GI NN may be the best of the lot.....(?) - but it may be the coco grips that I like (vs the g10s on the NH Enforcer) - otherwise they're basically the same pistol

 

[StevenC.]

Stag Arms Ar, Citadel 1911 A1, Kimber Super Match II, Glock 34

 

[ShellbackBill]

It's all about the lighting! I have a website/blog sort of thing that I try to explain my lighting setup and give tips on taking nice gun pictures. Staufhammer | Firearms and Photography

Thanks for the info. I think I learned enough to greatly improve my gun photography.

And good luck on the job hunt. What kind of job are you looking for?

 

[Iron Will]

Some Hi Power action....

 

[Saltyag2010]

Some Hi Power action....

How brand new is that one?

 

[Iron Will]

How brand new is that one?

She's a 1981 model that was brand new unfired until I purchased it from an estate sale last year. She's a real gem!

 

[p4R4d0x]

Thanks for the info. I think I learned enough to greatly improve my gun photography.

And good luck on the job hunt. What kind of job are you looking for?

Very cool, good to hear! It's always a work in progress; hopefully I'll get some stability soon and be able to put more time into it.

Thank you for the well-wishes as well. I'm looking mostly for something in software or IT; I just finished my master's in computer science. Lots of interviews in the past month or so, just no bites yet.

Couple of old pictures:

_DSC3683-2 by Staufhammer, on Flickr

Sig Sauer Sig Pro SP2022 FDE 9mm by Staufhammer, on Flickr

 

[sonuvaTXgun]

This is an older photo of a disassembly I did a few months ago. I basically did what some company charges $100 to do and polished all metal OEM parts to lighten up the trigger pull instead of investing $150 in a whole new trigger assembly. Not to mention it was a good opportunity to clean all the gunk in the trigger housing and other crevices. It's not too often that I strip it all the way down so I figured it would be a perfect time for a picture.