A friendly acquaintance brought a pistol for me to appraise. The pistol turned out to be a M1911, made in 1944and issued to a soldier in the PTO. The soldier had bequeathed the pistol to my acquaintance. Circumstances prohibited my acquaintance from keeping it at home. The pistol needed some serious TLC ... So we struck a deal of 50/50 ownership after it was restored. My restoration was surprisingly successful and I bought out the other 50% out of admiration for the result.
Hello and welcome to TGTA friendly acquaintance brought a pistol for me to appraise. The pistol turned out to be a M1911, made in 1944and issued to a soldier in the PTO. The soldier had bequeathed the pistol to my acquaintance. Circumstances prohibited my acquaintance from keeping it at home. The pistol needed some serious TLC ... So we struck a deal of 50/50 ownership after it was restored. My restoration was surprisingly successful and I bought out the other 50% out of admiration for the result.
Anyone else here like breathing? I don't remember when I got into breathing but for some reason I just enjoy doing it. I especially like that oxygen flavor.
When did ya'll start breathing and why? Any particular reasons why you like breathing so much?
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Similar here. I have 2 of the 3 my dad carried in WWII. I don't have the flame thrower either.Shooting and collecting. I have 3 of the 4 guns (not the actual guns) my father carried in WWII; I'm short one Thompson M1.
That I know of, mine carried an M1903 Springfield when he could (his favorite), M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, M1 Thompson, and M1911. So my count is 4 of the 5..Similar here. I have 2 of the 3 my dad carried in WWII. I don't have the flame thrower either.
My dad was a paratrooper. He carried a M1 Carbine, M1 Garand, and a 1911. The flame thrower was a one-off for a special mission. He was a demolition specialist so he had lots of explosives too.That I know of, mine carried an M1903 Springfield when he could (his favorite), M1 Garand, M1 Carbine, M1 Thompson, and M1911. So my count is 4 of the 5..
He was a mortar platoon sergeant, but I don't think he carried one. He was a gunner on a 5" gun aboard the USS West Virginia; I don't think he carried one of those either.