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Hello there, I'm PaperCake and if I serve as the guy who runs around video game and movie articles and edits the text to make it more lively and amusing. If you need someone to help make a page less garbled and boring, I am your man.
Specific Stuff
Age: late teens
Living in: Southeastern Pennsylvania, cause Maryland's gun laws are trash.
Things I like: Video games, classic cars, classic guns, guns in general, pizza.
Guns I've handled: Too many to list.
Guns I own
Here's some images I took on my old time, feel free to use them if needed.
Handguns
![](/images/thumb/e/e4/PC-Colt_Agent-1.jpg/600px-PC-Colt_Agent-1.jpg)
More of an impulse buy, this little snubbie was modified by its previous owner to make a belly gun. This included lobbing the original sights off and replacing them, and some really bad slab side grips. It was going to be my backup gun, if the front sight hadn't flown off while shooting. I'll use it to get a better gun in a trade eventually.
![](/images/thumb/8/8d/PC-Model1934-1.jpg/600px-PC-Model1934-1.jpg)
An impulse buy that wasn't a mistake, a local shop had it for the low price of only $125. Probably a GI bringback, stuffed into a sock drawer and given away by the GI's kids for next to nothing, I jumped on it and love it dearly. Compact, decently powerful and very accurate, a very good combination.
Rifles
![](/images/thumb/6/64/PC-MosinNagant-1.jpg/600px-PC-MosinNagant-1.jpg)
A result of a long car ride, a head cold and no good prices, I bought this Mosin due to its history. A Remington made M1891, this rifle went over to Russia for the White Army, was captured by the Red Army and either was brought back by the Archangel Expedition or more likely went to a Soviet Client state like Spain and brought over by Interarms. Good tack driver, needs a new interruptor though.
![](/images/thumb/5/52/PC-M1Garand-1.jpg/600px-PC-M1Garand-1.jpg)
A gunshow find, this is more on my father's fault than mine. We went to a local show, when I got struck with a bad case of the shits, causing frequent returns to the bathroom. While this was happening, my father decided that it was time to get a proper M1 Garand, and bought this. An late 1944 production Springfield gun, it has a 1952 barrel, various parts from arsenals, and a pristine bore and chamber. I named it "Klinger" after a great man.
![](/images/thumb/5/57/PC-Stevens76-1.jpg/600px-PC-Stevens76-1.jpg)
A Stevens Model 76 .22 S/L/LR rifle, one of the more entertaining guns I own. A local shop's used rack got filled with some spring cleaning guns, a lot of broken old .22s, and I noticed this was in there, still functioning for only $150. Bought it, and found it to be the most entertaining .22 rifle I've ever shot, with no recoil on semi-automatic, and very accurate at range.
Shotguns
![](/images/thumb/9/9a/PC-JCHiggens-1.jpg/600px-PC-JCHiggens-1.jpg)
What happens when your father looks into the local used rack at the gun shop/gun range. While testing another gun, he notices this vintage JC Higgens Model 20 for only around $100 dollars and buys it. Despite being a budget gun, the Model 20 is a very smooth 12 gauge shotgun, especially for the price.