Fan Information Pistol Grip Music and Images

Fear and Loading posted a photo:

Magazine release at the back of the triggerguard on a handgun. Copyright Guy J. Sagi. www.istockphoto.com/gsagi

secretazure posted a photo:

All-matching metal
Professionally parkerized, and Arma-coated in olive green
ATI lightweight folding stock without unnecessary picatinny rails and other "tacticool" garbage.
Fully weatherproof and perfect for the B.O.B.!

secretazure posted a photo:

All-matching metal
Professionally parkerized, and Arma-coated in olive green
ATI lightweight folding stock without unnecessary picatinny rails and other "tacticool" garbage.
Fully weatherproof and perfect for the B.O.B.!

secretazure posted a photo:

All-matching metal
Professionally parkerized, and Arma-coated in olive green
ATI lightweight folding stock without unnecessary picatinny rails and other "tacticool" garbage.
Fully weatherproof and perfect for the B.O.B.!

Fear and Loading posted a photo:

Trigger and triggerguard on a polymer framed pistol. www.istockphoto.com/gsagi

secretazure posted a photo:

Blonde laminate stock before and after refinishing in tung oil.

secretazure posted a photo:

secretazure posted a photo:

See stock before refinishing:
www.flickr.com/photos/25437334@N02/5208073422

secretazure posted a photo:

Bushnell Elite Tactical 2.5-16x42 with Mil-Dot reticle
Millett Tactical Rings - Picatinny - 30mm - Low
Magpul PRS-G3 Buttstock
Harris bi-pod

secretazure posted a photo:

Magazine removed.
Testing various handloads.

Bushnell Elite Tactical 2.5-16x42 with Mil-Dot reticle
Millett Tactical Rings - Picatinny - 30mm - Low
Magpul PRS-G3 Buttstock
Harris bi-pod

livi79 posted a photo:

I usually try to cram everything in the backpack and put the Lee Filters in another small bag. Everything else that can't go in the backpack goes into the big bag. With this line up I'm pretty much covered for all types of photography when I travel.

USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo:

This Picture Represents several different mussel species found in the Marais des Cygnes River at the Marais des Cygnes National Wildlife Refuge in Southeast Kansas.

Photo credit: Tim Menard / USFWS.

USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo:

Photo credit: Tim Menard / USFWS.

Ben Pascoe posted a photo:

quick rig built to compare the two GoPro HD cameras.

USFWS Mountain Prairie posted a photo:

With the general shape of a pistolgrip, the Pistolgrip mussel (Tritogonia verrucosa) can be easily identified. This Pistol grip was found in the Marais des Cygnes River in Kansas.

Photo credit: Tim Menard / USFWS.

flyinslugs posted a photo:

tlanephoto posted a photo:

Since this gun is not semi-automatic, has no extended magazine, no pistol grip that "protrudes conspicuously beneath the action of the weapon", no folding or telescoping stock, no forward pistol grip, no bayonet lug, no threaded barrel, capable of accepting a flash suppressor, forward handgrip, or silencer, has no capacity to "accept a detachable magazine at some location outside of the pistol grip", nor is it painted BLACK! - it is not an "assault weapon" and therefore it is not dangerous - right?

Wil C. Fry posted a photo:

2011, Nov. 7
Killeen, Texas

Several weeks ago, my Dad found the above item at a garage sale for $1. (Yes, one dollar.) It's a Manfrotto 3265 grip action ball head with quick release plate, which retails for $100 (on Amazon) or up to $130 (at Calumet). He wasn't even sure what it was, but decided it was worth more than a dollar because of its weight (1.7 lbs.) and solid construction.

After looking it up and finding out how much it normally sells for, he was pleased with his bargain and gave it to me during our recent trip to Oklahoma.

Unfortunately, it's broken -- squeezing the grip doesn't have any effect on the tightness or looseness of the grip action. I'm hoping I can repair it myself, though I've been warned there are powerful springs inside.

Copyright © 2011 by Wil C. Fry. All Rights Reserved.
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Wil C. Fry posted a photo:

2011, Nov. 7
Killeen, Texas

Several weeks ago, my Dad found the above item at a garage sale for $1. (Yes, one dollar.) It's a Manfrotto 3265 grip action ball head with quick release plate, which retails for $100 (on Amazon) or up to $130 (at Calumet). He wasn't even sure what it was, but decided it was worth more than a dollar because of its weight (1.7 lbs.) and solid construction.

After looking it up and finding out how much it normally sells for, he was pleased with his bargain and gave it to me during our recent trip to Oklahoma.

Unfortunately, it's broken -- squeezing the grip doesn't have any effect on the tightness or looseness of the grip action. I'm hoping I can repair it myself, though I've been warned there are powerful springs inside.

Copyright © 2011 by Wil C. Fry. All Rights Reserved.
Please do not post group icons, "awards" or unrelated image files.
Please do not use/repost this image without my permission.

Wil C. Fry posted a photo:

2011, Nov. 7
Killeen, Texas

Several weeks ago, my Dad found the above item at a garage sale for $1. (Yes, one dollar.) It's a Manfrotto 3265 grip action ball head with quick release plate, which retails for $100 (on Amazon) or up to $130 (at Calumet). He wasn't even sure what it was, but decided it was worth more than a dollar because of its weight (1.7 lbs.) and solid construction.

After looking it up and finding out how much it normally sells for, he was pleased with his bargain and gave it to me during our recent trip to Oklahoma.

Unfortunately, it's broken -- squeezing the grip doesn't have any effect on the tightness or looseness of the grip action. I'm hoping I can repair it myself, though I've been warned there are powerful springs inside.

Copyright © 2011 by Wil C. Fry. All Rights Reserved.
Please do not post group icons, "awards" or unrelated image files.
Please do not use/repost this image without my permission.