What Firearm accompanies your Rolex?

[leopardprey]

Ok, like my other post, what Firearm daily accompanies your Rolex? (for those of you who are fortunate enought to live in areas where you have the Right to carry, or are in a profession that requires you to carry firearms) Or If not what Firearm accompanies your Rolex for Sporting?

For work, I carry a SIG 226 in 9mm, with custom Nill Walnut Grips.

Back when I am in Indiana, I carry a HK P7 9mm.

When I was living in Cambodia last year I had a vintage Colt 1908 .380 (initially issued to the Shanghai Municipal Police in 1927!)

When sporting, it is a Ruger 12 guage Over and under, customized Marlin 30-30, or a Thompson Center Encore Rifle.

(NOTE: This topic is not to discuss politics of carrying firearms, for all you liberals out there. LOL. It is if you do carry on a daily basis for work or for personal protection or for sporting, what type of firearm accompanies your Rolex. I think there is nothing finer than having a good quality watch, a good quality knife, and a good quality Firearm.)

[montecristo]

http://www.exiledthemovie.com/

Speaking of guns, I don't own one but I am into those John Woo Blood Operas.
Saw this today, was awesome.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y1-d5...elated&search=

[leopardprey]

Ed Brown custom 1911 .45 and a Rolex GMT. The 2 compliment each other very nice. (photo from the Ed Brown Web Page).

[C.J.]

Sig P229 in .40/.357 in DA/SA. I just can't get comfortable with the new DAK system

[6542]

Glock 23 or 36. When I'm feeling frisky it's a custom Colt 1911.

[SeaGoer]

My collection is entirely for sporting (sporting clays) and hunting.

Sporting:
12 ga Krieghoff K-80 Super Scroll Nickel, 32" barells
12 ga Beretta 390
12 ga Beretta 391
20 ga Browning Gold Hunter
12 ga Remington 870 All Purpose

Hunting rifles:
30-06 Browning Gold Medallion
7mm Rem Mag Browning synthetic stock
300 Rem Mag Remington Laminated stock SS barell

Muzzleloaders:
Knight Black Knight .50 cal
TC White Mountain Carbine .50 cal

No pistols or semi-autos.

The K-80 sees the most use; 3000 -4000 rounds/year

[leopardprey]

Man, I would really like to see a photo of the Kreighoff!! How about a photo of it with your Rolex?

[SeaGoer]

That can be arranged.
Meanwhile here is something to keep you warm!

[Gedanken]

I'm thinking of joining a pistol club and getting my own firearm now that I'm back in Melbourne, but in the meantime these are what I got my hands on in Singapore:


Glock 17


H&K USP Expert


Tangfolio Silver Custom (belongs to my mate)

[leopardprey]

Nice photos!

So what are the firearm laws in Singapore?

I really am a big fan of Glocks as well. I have a Glock 17 as well, as a back up and to give to the client if need be. For reliability and simplicity, you can not beat the Glock!

[TARDIS]

I'm a member of the Pistol Club.

"Drink All Night and Pistol Dawn!"

[Blue Bull]

Glock 23/40S+W ....For protecting my family at home.I dont carry.Extended 15 shot mag.

Marlin 30-30.Wood/ss ...Beautiful Rifle.

Mauser "1916 Spandau" stamped..308 Winchester calibre.Stepped barrel.Reblued,carbon Buttler Creek stock,glass bedded.1 MOA accuracy.
A benchmark action,the K98 ..Special meaning to me.The Boers in the Boer War used the Mauser 8x57s.The most advanced rifle of its time.They got the Poms at 800 yards ....

[dman]

I was told I would shoot my eye out when I was a kid, so I just hit golf balls at them.

[Subfiend]

SIG 228 and 232. Also, a Benelli 12 guage pump shotgun.

[montecristo]

Originally Posted by leopardprey

Nice photos!

So what are the firearm laws in Singapore?

I really am a big fan of Glocks as well. I have a Glock 17 as well, as a back up and to give to the client if need be. For reliability and simplicity, you can not beat the Glock!

I am interested to know as well, they won't even let you chew gum there and supposedly oral sex is illegal.

[SeaGoer]

Originally Posted by dman

I was told I would shoot my eye out when I was a kid, so I just hit golf balls at them.

That works too!
You know they call Sporting Clays "Golfing with a shotgun"

[LSeca]

Colt combat commander .45 acp (no Tupperware here!), fully customized and wear it daily in an Alessi CQC. I want to get a Sig one day.

[dman]

Originally Posted by SeaGoer

That works too!
You know they call Sporting Clays "Golfing with a shotgun"

What can I say? I know my limitations.

I have actually found that I am extremely allergic to bullets, both coming at me and going towards other people from me.

[AJC]

Sadly our gun laws have tightened so much that it is near impossible to have rifles let alone pistols etc.

The only rifle I have now days is a Winchester 30/30 lever action.This is used for stock control and culling.

Aaron

[Flyjet601]

In Canada we are not allowed to carry guns........and certainy not here in China


So the only arms that accompany my watch are mine

[Otis]

Originally Posted by AJC

Sadly our gun laws have tightened so much that it is near impossible to have rifles let alone pistols etc.

The only rifle I have now days is a Winchester 30/30 lever action.This is used for stock control and culling.

Aaron

Yes, it is very restrictive, ever since what happened in Tassie all those years ago.

BTW, I never knew you were on a farm! I may have guessed it, seeing as you're not in the city. How are you dealing with the lack of water, not struggling I hope.

[YachtSubMaster]

Originally Posted by leopardprey

Ok, like my other post, what Firearm daily accompanies your Rolex? (for those of you who are fortunate enought to live in areas where you have the Right to carry, or are in a profession that requires you to carry firearms) Or If not what Firearm accompanies your Rolex for Sporting?

For work, I carry a SIG 226 in 9mm, with custom Nill Walnut Grips.

Back when I am in Indiana, I carry a HK P7 9mm.

When I was living in Cambodia last year I had a vintage Colt 1908 .380 (initially issued to the Shanghai Municipal Police in 1927!)

When sporting, it is a Ruger 12 guage Over and under, customized Marlin 30-30, or a Thompson Center Encore Rifle.

(NOTE: This topic is not to discuss politics of carrying firearms, for all you liberals out there. LOL. It is if you do carry on a daily basis for work or for personal protection or for sporting, what type of firearm accompanies your Rolex. I think there is nothing finer than having a good quality watch, a good quality knife, and a good quality Firearm.)

Here's what I carry:

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[JJ Irani]

Originally Posted by YachtSubMaster

Here's what I carry:

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I do hope you are discreet about it when you walk around in public places!!

[astcell]

Here is my work firearm paid for with American tax dollars:

[jimcameron]

Well, it depends. Generally, it would be a S&W hammerless Airweight, with +P jhp. If I feel the need for additional capacity, then my "baby" Glock 27 .40cal extended magazine.

I would not dispute the benefit of an auto-loader. But we must agree that it requires that one carry at least one readily available spare magazine. An auto without the spare mag may be more dangerous to the owner.

BTW, I also ride a BMW R1150R(abs) motorcycle, to add to the equation.

Cheers,
jim

[jimcameron]

Originally Posted by astcell

Here is my work firearm paid for with American tax dollars:

Master Sargent, that is a check I'm happy to write. Dinner, drinks and a place to crash is always available, (Annapolis, Md.) my wife, (DOD civilian) and I would be honored anytime.

jkc
FBI SA (retired)
Firearms Instructor
SWAT Sniper/Observer

[Gedanken]

Originally Posted by leopardprey

Nice photos!

So what are the firearm laws in Singapore?

I really am a big fan of Glocks as well. I have a Glock 17 as well, as a back up and to give to the client if need be. For reliability and simplicity, you can not beat the Glock!

Thanks, Leopard!

In Singapore, keeping firearms at home is a no-no. The pistols in my photos are all stored in the range armoury under lock and key, and members are only allowed to own one pistol of each caliber, i.e., you can have a .38, a .45 and a 9mm, but you can't own two 9mm pistols.

That Glock I fired has had more than a few rounds through the pipe, and it showed its age. It kept misfeeding, and at one point, I squeezed the trigger and nothing happened. I pointed it slightly upwards and was about to rack the slide back to reload, and when I eased the pressure off the trigger it discharged. Good thing I remembered my gun safety and the round went right through the target, but damn, it gave me a start.

The USP was one sweet weapon, though and as for the Tangfolio, well, I found out what the big deal was about compensators!

Originally Posted by montecristo

I am interested to know as well, they won't even let you chew gum there and supposedly oral sex is illegal.

Not true. You can chew gum there - you just can't sell it.

As for oral sex, at last count most government ministers there thought that it meant those really expensive phone calls.

[padi56]

In the UK we are not allowed to carry guns,and to be perfectly honest would not want too.

[leopardprey]

Thanks for the info Gedanken, sounds the same as in Hong Kong.

[mrbieler]

No carry for me living in Los Angeles. Once you get inland, California is much less fruit and nutty and CCW permits become more common.

To my mind, a perfect carry to go with a Rolex is a HiPower. Sleek, refined, internationally appreciated, and timeless.

This one has been quietly slicked up a little bit.