Hey, gun nuts!

Frizzle_Fry · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
Ignore the above.

.38 Police Positive started 1911 production with serial number 40000, so apparently it was made in 1911.

If only it were a 1911 =(

overthebow said:
Would these be the gun nuts of which you speak?

LOL, love the uber scope mounted on the pea shooter.

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

The holster for the .38:

Anyone know if this ammunition is still useable?

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

Frizzle_Fry said:
If only it were a 1911 =(

LOL, love the uber scope mounted on the pea shooter.

Hey, those .223 rounds really sting at 5000 meters.

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
The holster for the .38:

Anyone know if this ammunition is still useable?

post a pic of the bullets, make one of the bottom of the round. If it was in airtight cans with desiccant packs and it should last indefinitely

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

FIL's .22:

Guess we're safe in case a horde of slow-moving beer cans invades the yard.

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
post a pic of the bullets, make one of the bottom of the round. If it was in airtight cans with desiccant packs and it should last indefinitely

I should have thought to take some pics of individual rounds. It's been stored in the box in an attic crawlspace for, probably, decades.

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
I should have thought to take some pics of individual rounds. It's been stored in the box in an attic crawlspace for, probably, decades.

Most likely no good then.

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
Most likely no good then.

I figured as much. How does one dispose of rotten ammo?

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
I figured as much. How does one dispose of rotten ammo?

Give it to a rotten friend.

I pull the bullets de-cap them and reload them.
They would be considered toxic waste, so don't just toss them in the trash.

contrifan32 · Jan 21, 2011

bronzeage said:
You will need a more specific model number, but this page maybe what you need.

http://proofhouse.com/colt/index.html

Thanks! I just found the age of my Woodsman. Its older then I thought

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
Give it to a rotten friend. I pull the bullets de-cap them and reload them.
They would be considered toxic waste, so don't just toss them in the trash.

You want 50 .38 special rounds and nearly 350 .22 LR?

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
You want 50 .38 special rounds and nearly 350 .22 LR?

The hazardous shipping fee would kill you.

A quick google shows many call their local PD and they take them for safe disposal.

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
The hazardous shipping fee would kill you.

A quick google shows many call their local PD and they take them for safe disposal.

I wouldn't tell UPS what was in the box.

I figured as much. I'm sure a gun shop could do something with them as well.

Hell, maybe I should just take the .38 to a range and shoot them. So what if they fizzle?

I'm not individually loading 350 .22 rounds, though.

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
I wouldn't tell UPS what was in the box.

I figured as much. I'm sure a gun shop could do something with them as well.

Hell, maybe I should just take the .38 to a range and shoot them. So what if they fizzle?

I'm not individually loading 350 .22 rounds, though.

lol......22 aren't re-loadable.
Worst case one might get stuck in the barrel from low power.

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
lol......22 aren't re-loadable.
Worst case one might get stuck in the barrel from low power.

Maybe I'll burn some trash in a barrel and toss the .22 rounds in one at a time.

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
Maybe I'll burn some trash in a barrel and toss the .22 rounds in one at a time.

Wear your kevlar vest.

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
Wear your kevlar vest.

Nonsense. The projectile don't fly unless the explosion is contained. This I know from lots of experience.

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
Nonsense. The projectile don't fly unless the explosion is contained. This I know from lots of experience.

It will be contained, with the brass shell.

Try it and let us know how it worked out.

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
It will be contained, with the brass shell. Try it and let us know how it worked out.

Been there, done that. The brass gives and fragments. The lead might go a little ways, but not with any real force.

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
Been there, done that. The brass gives and fragments. The lead might go a little ways, but not with any real force.

Drop them off at your local PD.

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
Drop them off at your local PD.

That's the plan.

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
That's the plan.

Make sure you don't walk in waving your old gun......

Peregrinator · Jan 21, 2011

koalabear said:
Make sure you don't walk in waving your old gun......

No shit.

What do you think of the rifle? ^^^^

Lost Cause · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
I never even realized that in the OP I posted "police special," when it's a police positive, .38 special.

This seems unnecessarily confusing.

oh, in that case 1911.....

http://www.imfdb.org/index.php/Star_Trek_(Original_Series)

koalabear · Jan 21, 2011

Peregrinator said:
No shit.

What do you think of the rifle? ^^^^

Looks great, .22's are good little target fun guns. Plus if you want to eat a squirrel it can get you one.

That model was produced between 1936 -1971.

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