

"the Sand Pebble's.......
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colt21a
, Feb 28 2004 06:40 PM
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#21
Posted 01 March 2004 - 12:04 PM
I agree with the previous posts `Sand Pebbles` ruined me for life... that and `Combat`... I was watching a rerun of `Combat`last week I had not seen in 40yrs. and it finally dawned on me that I had acquired all the guns they used in that segment...sort of a delayed subliminal effect...I was molded by what I watched as a kid...kinda glad they didn`t use a `tiger` in that one...I couldn`t sneek that by the little woman...my .02,out.

#22
Posted 01 March 2004 - 12:17 PM
Ron, you crack me up ;-)
Think it was around then when I first saw it too. A friend of the family had a movie theater in his home and he used to show the same movies that ran in the theaters. He would show war movies for the vets and kids on saturdays and first run films in the evening for the adults. You might have heard of him, his name was Dave Beck, we called him "Uncle Dave".
BETA! wow, that pinched a nerve.
I have a bunch of old beta tapes...wish I had a player that worked!
Think it was around then when I first saw it too. A friend of the family had a movie theater in his home and he used to show the same movies that ran in the theaters. He would show war movies for the vets and kids on saturdays and first run films in the evening for the adults. You might have heard of him, his name was Dave Beck, we called him "Uncle Dave".
BETA! wow, that pinched a nerve.
I have a bunch of old beta tapes...wish I had a player that worked!
#23
Posted 01 March 2004 - 12:38 PM
QUOTE (Bob @ Mar 1 2004, 12:17 PM) |
Ron, you crack me up ;-) Think it was around then when I first saw it too. A friend of the family had a movie theater in his home and he used to show the same movies that ran in the theaters. He would show war movies for the vets and kids on saturdays and first run films in the evening for the adults. You might have heard of him, his name was Dave Beck, we called him "Uncle Dave". BETA! wow, that pinched a nerve. I have a bunch of old beta tapes...wish I had a player that worked! |
as long as we don't start talking about >chiller show and shock theatre............the 50's and 60's good time's.........
now every time i open up the 1982 roger cox book,{i have looked at it a thousand times}i get weepy............
so much too soon gone soooo long!!!
wink!!
heck its still a trip...............to be on the planet..........
RON
p.s somebody told me to transfer them to v.h.s.heck the garage has 200 tapes........muchoo moolah to transfer i am sure............{my first purchase guess?????}
The Wild Bunch besides the zenith beta at $1,000.00>they was pricey then......
#24
Posted 01 March 2004 - 01:04 PM
Yep, Had a Zenith Beta too, top loader. Used to break belts all the time till the head went out. Paid $1000.00 at the Bon, in 1976 dollars!
I have a big stack of gun mags in the basement from the 40's and 50's. Every time I feel a little sad I go down and read them....and zip....back to the good times. Think I'll order this anti-tank gun and two of the thompsons, no make that five springfields, three thompsons and ten Colt ssa's (for twelve bucks each). Oh what fun!
I have a big stack of gun mags in the basement from the 40's and 50's. Every time I feel a little sad I go down and read them....and zip....back to the good times. Think I'll order this anti-tank gun and two of the thompsons, no make that five springfields, three thompsons and ten Colt ssa's (for twelve bucks each). Oh what fun!
#25
Posted 01 March 2004 - 01:14 PM
QUOTE (Bob @ Mar 1 2004, 01:04 PM) |
Yep, Had a Zenith Beta too, top loader. Used to break belts all the time till the head went out. Paid $1000.00 at the Bon, in 1976 dollars! I have a big stack of gun mags in the basement from the 40's and 50's. Every time I feel a little sad I go down and read them....and zip....back to the good times. Think I'll order this anti-tank gun and two of the thompsons, no make that five springfields, three thompsons and ten Colt ssa's (for twelve bucks each). Oh what fun! |
yep warren oates{john dillinger}1973 said: hard time's.....i say good time's.........
and the beat go's on.....................oh no!! now i am on my sonny and cher 45 rpm's...........walk like a man.........
sam the sham and the pharoah's, box top's.......animal's,kink's, it never end's!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
time won't let me................. ron
#26
Posted 01 March 2004 - 01:50 PM
"Once I had to spend a lot of time lugging a BAR around, and that forever cured me of wanting to buy one of those anchors for myself"
I feel the same way about Sterlings. Guess it's a consequence of being made to carry one around rather than choosing to.
I feel the same way about Sterlings. Guess it's a consequence of being made to carry one around rather than choosing to.
#27
Posted 01 March 2004 - 01:57 PM
Boy, am I glad that I'm not the only one out there. I need my tommy gun for watching Combat...my 1892 44-40 Winchester for watching the Rifleman...and now want an OOC BAR for WW II movies. Good thing I'm not into science fiction....
C6
C6
#28
Posted 01 March 2004 - 01:58 PM
QUOTE (Mk VII @ Mar 1 2004, 01:50 PM) |
"Once I had to spend a lot of time lugging a BAR around, and that forever cured me of wanting to buy one of those anchors for myself" I feel the same way about Sterlings. Guess it's a consequence of being made to carry one around rather than choosing to. |
i toted a m-60...... for awhile>and however it did {not}
stop me from getting
the maremont deal going with r.j.perry back in 1979..yep alot of m-60 owners have me to thank for getting the ball rolling on that deal.........or the 100 plus transferable m-60's would have never been done.........and on the market.......yep i owned ole arm.ltd and armco back then.......
AND
carrying something never bothered me...........accept for 10,000 rd's of .45 ammo at sar show.........wink
at least you had the honor of carrying a classic........ron
#29
Posted 01 March 2004 - 02:02 PM
QUOTE (Deputy 89C6 @ Mar 1 2004, 01:57 PM) |
Boy, am I glad that I'm not the only one out there. I need my tommy gun for watching Combat...my 1892 44-40 Winchester for watching the Rifleman...and now want an OOC BAR for WW II movies. Good thing I'm not into science fiction.... C6 |
deputy "you are beyond help"you heard it here first..........you are now in the klub..........very few elite member's.............
and when you pass another member at a gun show,just give him the wink!!
all thompson chicks get the "hug'
they will understand...................Ron
#30
Posted 01 March 2004 - 02:10 PM
Thanks...My only problem now is that gangster movies cause a twinge of regret because I just can't bring myself to spend hundreds of dollars for an L drum...if I spend over $800.00 it needs to shoot, drive, or float.
C6
C6
#31
Posted 01 March 2004 - 02:19 PM
QUOTE (Deputy 89C6 @ Mar 1 2004, 02:10 PM) |
Thanks...My only problem now is that gangster movies cause a twinge of regret because I just can't bring myself to spend hundreds of dollars for an L drum...if I spend over $800.00 it needs to shoot, drive, or float. C6 |
wow a guy who has thought's as myself.....check your backyard,if there is a discarded greyish pod open'd up and laying in the shed.....
it is too late...........................follow me!!!!!
they are here!!!!
its nice to mix sci-fi with thompson's and bar's.....
take CaRe.ron
#32
Posted 01 March 2004 - 09:10 PM
colt21a, much to my regret I sold my .03 Springfield along with most of my other military rifles about nine years ago. I needed the money for school. I wish I still had the 03. It was the only rifle I remembered the serial number to 104214. It was a low number rifle my father surprised me with one Christmas. I still have the flier he ordered it from. It was an import. I did shoot it several times, and it surprised me with a mild recoil. I would have loved to have all the fun with all the firearms you had fun with
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Deputy89C6, I am with you on having to have the right firearm with me to enjoy my favorite movies. I remeber having to have my LeeEnfield No4Mk1 to watch that excellent Australian film 'ANZACS'. I want to watch 'Saving Private Ryan', 'Band of Brothers', and 'Kelly's Heroes' again, but I have to wait on my Thompson to get back from the gunsmith. I guess I am hopeless too
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I am thinking about getting a beat up Winchester Model 12 shotgun and converting it into a trench gun. I would love to have an origional, but talk about skyrocketing prices. I kick myself now because I could have bought one with a bayonet in the middle 80's for around $300.00. I should have talked My father into buying it. I like the Norinco 1897 tg copies, but I really want a Model12.
Scott

Deputy89C6, I am with you on having to have the right firearm with me to enjoy my favorite movies. I remeber having to have my LeeEnfield No4Mk1 to watch that excellent Australian film 'ANZACS'. I want to watch 'Saving Private Ryan', 'Band of Brothers', and 'Kelly's Heroes' again, but I have to wait on my Thompson to get back from the gunsmith. I guess I am hopeless too

I am thinking about getting a beat up Winchester Model 12 shotgun and converting it into a trench gun. I would love to have an origional, but talk about skyrocketing prices. I kick myself now because I could have bought one with a bayonet in the middle 80's for around $300.00. I should have talked My father into buying it. I like the Norinco 1897 tg copies, but I really want a Model12.
Scott
#33
Posted 01 March 2004 - 09:52 PM
QUOTE (M1tommygun @ Mar 1 2004, 09:10 PM) |
colt21a, much to my regret I sold my .03 Springfield along with most of my other military rifles about nine years ago. I needed the money for school. I wish I still had the 03. It was the only rifle I remembered the serial number to 104214. It was a low number rifle my father surprised me with one Christmas. I still have the flier he ordered it from. It was an import. I did shoot it several times, and it surprised me with a mild recoil. I would have loved to have all the fun with all the firearms you had fun with ![]() Deputy89C6, I am with you on having to have the right firearm with me to enjoy my favorite movies. I remeber having to have my LeeEnfield No4Mk1 to watch that excellent Australian film 'ANZACS'. I want to watch 'Saving Private Ryan', 'Band of Brothers', and 'Kelly's Heroes' again, but I have to wait on my Thompson to get back from the gunsmith. I guess I am hopeless too ![]() I am thinking about getting a beat up Winchester Model 12 shotgun and converting it into a trench gun. I would love to have an origional, but talk about skyrocketing prices. I kick myself now because I could have bought one with a bayonet in the middle 80's for around $300.00. I should have talked My father into buying it. I like the Norinco 1897 tg copies, but I really want a Model12. Scott |
funny thing you mention that shotgun i just ordered one of those chinese trenchgun's.
even tho i swore i would not buy another chinese gun after i sold my chinese ak's off a few years ago.
at that time it was a polotik's thing......
i will get another winchester when i find the right gun.kinda spoiled if its not minty cond.and original i won't buy it.......i passed on a few winchester trenchguns in The past two years..............
so the replica will have to do..........[FOR NOW]
get another 03 when you can,nice rifle's
thats all.........RoN