Finally a new video of being back outside blowing stuff up, havent had the chance to shoot much this year so far but I had great fun to finally be able to shoot on private property again, this time with my girlfriend, Katt and my cousin, Isaac who was visiting me. Aside from Isaac’s pistols (Taurus 9mm & .22 Ruger bull barrel) I have a few new rifles I had not shot till that day, I have been getting into WWII weapons and History more recently and my girlfriend bought me a 1943 Lee-Enfield #4 for Valentines Day, then I later bought a Springfield M1 Garand also made in 1943 and then a German K98 Mauser made at Mauser #243 AG Borsigwalde-Berlin in 1939. I am greatly pleased with my purchases and had alot of fun shooting them. Guns Featured: Springfield Armory 1943 mfg. US Rifle M1 Garand British Maltby Factory 1943 mfg. Lee-Enfield No. 4 Mk. I Nazi-Germany 1939 Mauser #243 AG Borsigwalde-Berlin Karabiner Model K98 Bushmaster Model XM15-E2S CAR15A3 Configuration w/ 11.5″ Barrel & 5.5″ Fixed Flash Suppressor Remington 870 Express Magnum synthetic w/ 18″ Barrel & 2-Shot Extention Winchester Model 1300 XTR Smith & Wesson Model 460XVR Smith & Wesson Model 629-5 w/ Custom woodgrips & 4″ Barrel Ruger GP100 [GP-141] Springfield Armory XD-40 w/ Custom Duracoat Ruger Mark III Hunter w/ 6-7/8″ Barrel Ruger Mark III Target w/ Stainless 5″ Bull Barrel (now Isaac’s) Taurus Millenium PT111 Pro9 w/ stainless slide (Isaac’s gun) Ammo Used: -Korean PS-75 M2 Ball 150 Gr. FMJ 30-06 Springfield …
Another Nunfancy 2010 SHOT Show adventure! An in-depth hit on all things Smith and Wesson including summaries of the M&P 15-22 .22s (the MOE version is an improvement), M&P15 rifles (the M&P 15PSX with Troy Industries TRX low profile handguard is impressive), the brand new “Bodyguard 380″ (great design it seems) and “Bodyguard 38″ line, the Performance Center revolvers, the Walther line, the S&W 1911s (I dig that 1911PD), several of the Classic revolvers, the .22s (I want the 317 Airlite but so much $$), and the excellent M&P pistol lineup (rapidly becoming another Nutnfancy favorite in my tactical shooting…smooth and fast!). So many fine firearms in the expansive booth, it was all I could do to show you what I did…lots of work and very little time to do it. S&W prices many of their guns on the high side I say but their quality is indisputable as we see again here. Most S&Ws last several lifetimes, are accurate, have enduring, well-proven designs, and give great pride of ownership. Thanks to the reps here who stepped up to another no-notice TNP booth review! ////////////////////////////////////////////// Music: www.archive.org
