Glock 30 .45ACP Compact. $599 – $675 (depending on your state’s fees, etc) Some folks wanted me to start taking pics of some of my handguns, so figure start with some recent purchases and work my way back. Here is a Glock 30 I picked up recently. I LOVE (love) the .45 ACP round and
Eat and drink this and you instantly add 4 pounds to your weight.
Poljot Aviator Alarm Sport 2612/3041257 $300. Sapphire glass. Alarm. 18 ruby jewels. Water resistant 50 M or 5 ATM. Shock protection. The first wrist watch that was developed for the masses hit the market around 1920. They of course were mechanical wind up watches. Then in 1947 the first alarm watch was made (the Vulcan
Picked up Crysis for the PC about 2 weeks ago… Awesome game. Wish I had a faster graphics card. Unfortunately it does not get as much of a boost from the SLi setup as I would have hoped, but runs well on the medium settings.
Korg M3 w/ RADIAS board / synth option and 320MB ram. $2600 I may as well start a section on all the stuff in the mini studio, It’s mini, but it’s packed full of misc electronic goodies I’ve been collecting out of my large studio since the late 80’s so there are some interesting synths
Ok I already have this watch, but I wanted it with the Titanium band. so I bought another one. Plus Amazon was blowing it out at $180 shipped. These went as high as $290 not that long ago. Here is the PAW1300 1V, the 7V and a PAW 1200 More info: The new SLIM DESIGN
Vostok Komandirskie $69.95 It uses the Vostok 2416 movement which has been proven reliable over the years. Vostok has been producing watches since 1942. See my article on my Vostok Amphibia for details on it. The Komandirskie case also uses a screw down crown, but is chrome plated vs steel like the Amphibia. The dial
Traser / MB Microtec P6502 w/H3 Illumination, Stainless Back / Diver. $140 – $320. #P6502.420.32.01 . This is my second Traser watch, my first being the ETA automatic classic. This time I wanted something lightweight and quartz. A “go-to beater” with nice H3 tritium illumination. The P6502 fit the bill. For those that don’t know
Vostok Ministry Amphibian (traditional case) $40 – $69 The Russian watch collection continues with the Vostok Amphibian. It uses the Vostok 2416 movement which has been proven reliable over the years. Vostok has been producing watches since 1942. The “Amphibian” model made it’s splash in the late 1960’s and it’s still being sold to this
Vostok Europe Arktika Automatic #827 of 3000. ~$300 – $350 Limited to 3000 PCS. When I first saw the Arktika automatic almost a year ago I’ve always wanted to pick one up. Well I decided what the hell. I’m glad I did. It’s a great timepiece. It’s like a chunk of fashioned shaped steel on