Summer Coin Doldrums

GUNS & COINS.....COINS & GUNS......my favorite subjects!!! Great shootin' there Cody!
I have a buddy who shoots an "Armalite", .223, AR-15. I saw him shoot 2 holes in a quarter at 100 yards, and the second hole was BARELY noticeable. The second bullet went through the first hole almost exactly. But, he always was a good shot. He was using open sites also....no scope. I'll try to get the quarter from him to post the pictures. He probably still has it.

swick

 

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Wow, i love shooting Ar-15's. I got to shoot one in a gun camp last summer. I bought myself 100 rounds, and, well, i shot about half of them at once. Can you say bruised shoulder? Still a fun gun to shoot though.

 

Cold

But guys---we are getting off topic--I'm just as guilty as posting off topic as some of the rest of these post.
I think the topic was about having a slow time in buying coins---I can't wait till next week because that is the coin show and I hope to pick up some new pieces to show off here!

Speedy

 

Oo, im going to a show tomorrow. Can't wait!

 

I have a "Bushmaster" AR-15. It is a fun rifle to shoot! Lots of fun!!

swick

 

Here is something better than shooting blanks

 

Ah, Ruben, the old Brooklyn street fair.

At last, Coin show today!

See ya!

 

See that is what Brooklyn is Missing! It is missing its own coin show. Everything is Art, Music, Literature and women.

What happened to Baseball, and reading comics?

Ruben

 

Rube,
Aren't you forgetting about all of us that can even see about 1/4 of that photo? How about one that will fit on a screen!

Speedy

 

See, the Coin Doldrums are afflicting many in the country. The actual doldrum varies within the locations it attacks but the symptoms, they are the same...

 

This is what you do when you have a real lot of time on your hand and your an artist in Boreum Hill Brooklyn

 

Or here is what some friends do!
http://www.mrbrklyn.com/images/july_23_2007/dsc02666.jpg

BTW - FWIW's this is a part of the year which is deeply reflective and mournful in the Jewish calander. I doubt it is a coincidence.

Ruben