Quote from: Whoey on November 23, 2008, 10:25:00 AMI have some oldish stuff... Man those are awesome I have a cousin that had a whole lot of them in the early eighties when we were kids and he brought them to church and we sat in the back of church and played Star Wars I wonder if he still has them If so he has a pretty good sized collection of them
I have some oldish stuff...
Discontinued Al Mar folding knives.That's enough for me, all other spare money is spent on the shooting range =)
What kind of guns do you have? Pictures would be nice
Wow aint that a kick in the pants! I actually own more russian guns than a Russian can!!!
Quote from: american lockpicker on November 25, 2008, 05:55:42 AMWhat kind of guns do you have? Pictures would be nice None =(Handgun owning is prohibited in Russia ( even shooting ranges have issues with buying them, and they can buy handguns manufactured in Russia only ). Even .22 LR and flobert. Non lethal pistols can be purchased with proper licence, but they're not suitable for training -- they're designed to shoot at something 5-10 meters away, and accuracy is poor.Bolt-action and semi-auto rifles are available to the hunters only with at least 5 year experience. No Class III at all.And i don't like shotguns that much to buy it, when i have other matters to attend to. But if everything goes Ok, i'll buy Remington 870. Till then I rent a gun at a shooting range. ( Even IPSC shooters have to do so =( ). This model : http://world.guns.ru/handguns/hg145-e.htmBut Russian variation has magazine capacity limited to 10 rounds.
Don't believe I have said so Welcome to the forum ninjaz
Quote from: Poncho65 on November 27, 2008, 08:02:37 AMDon't believe I have said so Welcome to the forum ninjaz Thanks It is nice to discover I am not the only crazy person in the world who got a thing for red handle SAKs
Quote from: ninjaz on November 27, 2008, 09:44:06 AMQuote from: Poncho65 on November 27, 2008, 08:02:37 AMDon't believe I have said so Welcome to the forum ninjaz Thanks It is nice to discover I am not the only crazy person in the world who got a thing for red handle SAKs they come with red handles too?
So yah Terry kids do love Hot wheels. Seth plays with them constantly. Unfortunatly He really Likes the Johnny Lightning Pez cars I have/.
Well since this is the Collector's Forum I figured I'd see what all you guys collected
Why stop watches Dave? I saw them at the bottom of one of your photos the other day and was curious.Neil
Quote from: NKB on December 23, 2008, 10:26:56 AMWhy stop watches Dave? I saw them at the bottom of one of your photos the other day and was curious.NeilOh yeah - I took that pic in a bit of a rush and didn't notice! Why stop watches? I just like them!It started when I was looking for a stop watch for coaching my kids' football team, and quickly deciding that the digital ones were crap. So I picked up an old one off ebay, and whilst it was nice, it didn't actually keep very accurate time, so I got another, and then another .... Some of them are just very nice quality items, and I like that!
When i get rich i will start my bicycle collection starting with an Original Wright Brothers bicycle. Vintage Eddy Merchx, Columbia, Litespeed, Merlin, Spooky, Ibis, Proflex, and Derosa to start with.
Quote from: pacu on December 23, 2008, 08:22:38 PMWhen i get rich i will start my bicycle collection starting with an Original Wright Brothers bicycle. Vintage Eddy Merchx, Columbia, Litespeed, Merlin, Spooky, Ibis, Proflex, and Derosa to start with. Don't forget vintage Nottingham Raleigh I collect or rather,used to collect British regimental cap badges
Maybe you and Grant should join forces, then see what you can pick up over here Ironically the Argyll& Sutherlands are one of my counties regiments, despite hailing from Scotland!
I got lucky over a couple years and found some local flea market stalls that had badges,then that dried up,then for a long time couldn't find a source,until I started surfing the 'net.I'm still short,the Gordons,Argyll& Sutherlands,KOSB,Ox & Bucks,Sherwood Foresters,and the Gloucestershire--front and back.I do need to get another badge for the KRR.I had one and gave it to an old acquaintance of mine,who had served in a Territorial battalion of the KRR,then went on to be a F/O in the RAF.In return he gave me his cloth pilot's wings---more than fair trade there.
My friend,that I traded with;flew Tiffies in 181 Sqn. He tolds me that Tiffie drivers ALWAYS flew with oxygen masks on,because Tiffies profusely leaked carbon monoxide into the cockpits.
Quote from: DaveK on December 23, 2008, 11:08:10 AMQuote from: NKB on December 23, 2008, 10:26:56 AMWhy stop watches Dave? I saw them at the bottom of one of your photos the other day and was curious.NeilOh yeah - I took that pic in a bit of a rush and didn't notice! Why stop watches? I just like them!It started when I was looking for a stop watch for coaching my kids' football team, and quickly deciding that the digital ones were crap. So I picked up an old one off ebay, and whilst it was nice, it didn't actually keep very accurate time, so I got another, and then another .... Some of them are just very nice quality items, and I like that!I seen a nice one the other dayhttp://www.garrettwade.com/german-made-personal-tools/p/08C08ddd03/