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09.05.2008, 11:55 PM

OK thread name change,"Novak the 9mm of brushless".May not be the biggest or fastest,but I don't want to be hit by 1
   
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09.05.2008, 11:57 PM

I used to carry a .40 Beretta, but started becoming too aggressive on the road with all the idiots, so I sold it. Had it for a few years and target practiced a lot (so it was gently used), and sold it for what I paid. Pretty good IMO!
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09.06.2008, 12:13 AM

some airsoft stuff i have for the kids, have 3 camo guns I cant find.. bastids may be grounded



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09.06.2008, 10:21 AM

You post airsoft pics in the midst of a converstion about real guns, and I should ride the short bus?
   
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09.06.2008, 01:12 PM

Oh ,thats what that thing is for.I prefer the ,go that way really fast,and if something gets in your way,floor it :) , method.
   
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09.06.2008, 01:35 PM

a 9mm maybe more practical but nothing puts a smile on your face like a Desert Eagle AE .50...and here in Arizona its legal to carry a handgun on your hip with no concealed weapons permit...just like the old west
   
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Here's my other collection - 09.06.2008, 02:24 PM

Pistols are on the door. Kel-Tek .380 on top, Glock Model 27 .40S&W below it. In the cabinet L-R is a Savage .223, Ruger 10/22, Remington 870 (rifled slug barrel, bird barrel is in there too), Winchester .22 pump action, and a Crossman 2100 classic air rifle. Below that in the small cabinet is enough ammo for all the guns to hold me down in the event of WWIII
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I used to have Remington SP10 a (10 gauge shotgun rifled for a slug) used this for deer hunting, I had gone target shooting with it and cause some impressive damage to a watermelon...lol
   
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09.06.2008, 10:05 PM

Can't go wrong with the 870, tried and true gun in all forms.

I also love my glock 27 and would never trade down to a 9mm. I have pistols for protection and I want true stopping power. The glock design in and of itself is just pure genius. It is by far the simplest weapon I have ever had to break down and clean. In fact it is the only gun I own that I can completely strip down one handed. H&K's and Sig's are nice as well, but for me the bells and whistles just don't compare to the intelligent simplicity of the glock design.


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09.07.2008, 02:26 PM

The instruction manual for the HV esc does actually tell you how to wire it for use with a single pack. You could do that then use a series adapter so your drawing from both packs equally.


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09.07.2008, 03:39 PM

It's true, but then there is still a large excess of wiring, unless you short out that particular lead at the circuit board (voiding warranty I'm guessing) or cut the leads super short. A couple years ago I did the latter with my EVX (which is obsolete due to the likes of the MM).


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