Desert Eagle .50

**Ballsyone** · 08-19-08, 02:34 PM

Originally Posted by Toker

To be ontopic: Yes, for BF2 it would be nice..

And to go offtopic again: Check this shit out G's!

What is that toker, a Tony Montana gun?

**Ballsyone** · 08-19-08, 02:37 PM

I own a Sig .45 with Hogue rubber grips. Feels as natural in your hand as any gun. Carry it around the house in my Miami Vice Classic shoulder holster. I think I am Crockett! HAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!

**Toker** · 08-19-08, 02:39 PM

Originally Posted by Ballsyone

I own a Sig .45 with Hogue rubber grips. Feels as natural in your hand as any gun. Carry it around the house in my Miami Vice Classic shoulder holster. I think I am Crockett! HAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!!!

LOL funny shit.. Reminds me when I bought my first AK. I use to grab that shit in a heart beat when I heard a cricket fart in the backyard looking for intruders. Hogue grips do feel mighty nice too. Use to have em on my CZ75b before i put the CTs on it...

**33knight33** · 08-19-08, 02:43 PM

Originally Posted by Toker

It's got "look at me I'm so cool" written all over it...

About as dumb as this:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FQyILdv-KZ8

THAT WAS BY FAR THE HARDEST I HAVE EVER LAUGHED AT ANYTHING ON TTP BEFORE.

wow. gives no meaning to lol for me.

**Addrake** · 08-19-08, 02:54 PM

I have a Keltec P3-at as my CCW carry gun:

and it kicks a TON more than a .50 Desert Eagle.

The difference is the Kel-Tec weighs about 10 ounces and the Eagle weighs about 4.5 pounds. The extra weight absorbs the recoil. I literally can't shoot more than 7-14 rounds on my Kel-Tec before the webbing on my hand hurts and my arm is sore from the recoil. The .50 Desert Eagle I have shot at least 75 rounds before the bullet cost and holding 4.5 lbs out in front of me made me stop.

7-14 rounds is plenty for taking down an attacker, and the Kel-Tec is a little easier to carry

**Skjoldet^^** · 08-19-08, 02:57 PM

lol..
All i got is a m-96 carabin, nothing much about the so called "popcorn" riffel ^^
Its standard in the danish army..

**Ballsyone** · 08-19-08, 03:47 PM

BTW, whoe's the sexxxy little BALL DRAINER on the left in the red Snorg Tees T-Shirt?

**Kanati** · 08-19-08, 08:07 PM

I wanted something a little more practical but with decent stopping power... Got me one of these with some good hollowpoints.

Smith & Wesson M&P .40

**SpecOpsScott** · 08-20-08, 05:43 PM

Well, since this topic got derailed, i might as well share.

This is one of my babys, .45 Cal But i changed out the grips with Hogue Pebble and got 2-10 round extended mags. A blast to shoot, hardly kicks at all.

**TehSpaz** · 08-21-08, 12:14 AM

we used to have a Baby Eagle (Desert Eagle .40 cal) and it was niiice....
we've also had the keltec 9mm....t'wasnt bad...
our revolvers (all freakin bazillion of em) have Hogue Monogrips on em...freakin amazing.

in 1.5 years, when I'm 21, I dunnoe exactly what gun i wanna get for CCW...either a J-Frame S&W revolver in probably .357...air-weight .45 revolver, or a .380 Bursa....

whatever gun I get, it's gonna go straight into a Tucker Leather holster, custom made for me by Tucker himself :-P