Dangerous Curves

Picture is pretty self explanitory ;0)

 

Comments/Critiques welcome...

 

If you like this one, check out the rest!

 

Dave

David, very nice shot. I noticed a rating of "2's." This can't possibly have anything to do with the high quality of this "shot." More likely, somebody is knocked out of calibration by the semi-automatic handgun. Is that a Colt 45.cal? It's difficult to see in the shadows. Nice work.

I appreciate the time you took to comment! I love the shot... It is in fact a Beretta 92 FS.. you can note the "safety" is on as well ;0)

 

Thanks again

-Dave

Great job...thanks

I like it. I would like to see all of her fingers. She has very nice fingers and nails. Shame to cut them off. Maybe take the safety off the 92 fs (unloaded of course) so we could see that red dot and know she meant business. Maybe have her hold it a bit more aggressively so we could see some tension in her hand/arm. Good stuff David.

 

Alex

David, ah, yes...that is a Beretta. When I wrote my note I was looking at the thumbnail version of the image. Did you know the "F" designation of the Beretta handgun was named after a guy in Navy named "Fellers" who assisted Berreta in tailoring the weapon for a particular Navy use? I know Fellers and worked on several projects with him. Most of the testing was done at NSWC, Crane, IN...and, of couse, Beretta in Italy and their U.S. distributor in Maryland. You could probably make a Calendar of pictures like this...sell it...and make a small fortune. Every gun-toting red blooded American would buy one. I'd be the first!

wonderful collection of wonderful and deadly things.

Joe.. i def. thought about marketing this as a calendar...Maybe you can get me intouch with some people I would need to speak to? My uncle has an arsenal/plethora of handguns/rifles I could use...

Please contact me at gtiman99@aol.com thanks!

 

As for alex and the others..I agree about the "red dot" and will be reshooting soon...

 

Thanks everyone! Glad it was well received!

 

Dave

I don't see the contribution of the gun !