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Just called and bought it. Thanks!!!

I will consider trade options, message me. Very nice 1953 Russian sks. Original Magazine, and two ducks billed 30 rnd mags. Bayonet is pristine. I believe this is from the Tula arsenal. Asking 900. All numbers I can find match, including magazine. Wont see many this nice.

She will be, just need to pay her medical bills.

Check the Dillon website: I have set up two tool heads for the 550 in 308 and 223, These tool heads allow measuring each charge with the 550 Dillon The parts fit into the die body for the powder measure. There is a powder funnel that allows you charge your case by hand. I have two 550's going right now. Both were used. These guys are telling you the truth about the 550's. Don't let those skinny chicks on the cover of the catalog run you off. Stay focused on the loading gear. Dillon also had good technical support. Their no BS warranty is also a winner. Bottom line is money spend on a Dillon will work out in your favor in the long run.

84 with fde stock and matte finish. Ducks Unlimited stamped with the box. Around 30 rounds fired. 3 deer taken in Wyoming, 155, 175 and 225yds. Likes the 130-140gr bullets. Rifle sighted in with Leupold vx111 HD 4-14x40 Duplex reticle with the cds dial calibrated for the 129 gr bullets $1250. Rifle sighted in with a Zeiss 4-12x40 with the Z8 reticle $1100. Bare rifle with 1" rings and box, $700. Love the rifle but the same rifle in 280 AI has stolen my heart. I have some loads worked up for it and some factory ammo also. This is a true lightweight rifle and a joy to carry. Possible trade interests are revolvers in 357, 44 special, 44 mag, levers in 357,44,375,308 444. AR in 308. Kimber/Tikka in 223, 22-250. Knoxville/Maryville area. For anyone with an interest i will be going to Columbia Tn once every 2 weeks for the next couple of months. Starting 7-9-22

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@sigbrown1297 is the guy. TS Tactical is his new site.

All has Ben spoken for. Thanks for looking.

I saw that Powder Valley has some Retumbo listed, but by the time I clicked on the "add it to my cart" button it was gone, darn it. So I did a quick internet search and found it for sale at "normal" prices at a couple of sites. I'm pretty sure both are scams. One wants to be payed using Zelle, then email them a copy of the transfer and they will send the powder. Riggghhhht! The other just looked hinky to me. I guess with 8 pounds of powder running over $250 it's worth setting up a scam, but MAN I hate that! OK, vent completed.

Dealers are: A: putting a high price on reloading supplies. B: holding reloading supplies in the back and limiting how much you can take. It sucks, but it is what it is. Pay $200 per lb/per 1k primers on gunbroker or pay 60% in house. I'm lucky enough to have what I need and most of what I want. At the moment, I want one more lb of Varget. I have enough to load 470 rounds now. I want to load 500 or my head will explode.

Prayers for your wife and your family ... If I had the extra dollars I would be looking hard at this one ... but unfortunately ..

I have an XDS .45. It has been very reliable with most ammo I 've tried (solid copper, not so much). My rule of thumb is to pick the caliber that lets the blood out fastest. While there are excellent 9mm loads that expand very reliably. There are .45 loads that expand much larger than that. And a .45 that doesn't expand is till a .45. While a 9mm that doesn't expand is only a .36. Neither is my choice for Grizzly. But, I'd rather have the .45 than be looking for a rock or stick!

No, sorry. I'm not in desperate straights for powder.... yet.... and it appears that primers are tougher to find. Thanks, though!

I like .40 pretty well and have shot a boatload of it through 2011s and polymer guns. However, I find the Glock 23 and 22 are quite uncomfortable to shoot, especially with factory ammo. The greater recoil seems to magnify all the ergonomic problems that I have with the Glock frame. Service pistols like the M&P for example are just about as easy to find in the $350 range and are far more comfortable to shoot for me.

Kings in Columbia has Retumbo. It's $56, but if you have to have it..

Sent this to a buddy of mine looking for a 19. His name is Andy. Looks like a great deal.

I've seriously thought about getting into reloading .. but ... when I started just adding up the scales, presses, and materials just to get started .. my mind started spiraling ...

If we had any idea of what was to happen ... we all would have bout about 5-10 boxes at that prices ..

These are really nice guns. I got a DR920 a few weeks ago and love it. The fact that you can use Glock holsters was a huge plus. GLWS!

Prayers for the Hawk family .. Hoping and praying they find these animals amd remove them from society as soon as possible.

I was thinking around 16#. I know that the sights are usually pretty close with 230 gr. "Ball".

Old Swedish hunter late 19th century

Prayers to the Hawk family this sure didn’t end like I thought it might

Hey Russ. Haggle privately. Ask the seller to contact you. Those are the rules.

Damn lol

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Jim and Mark were darn sure they were gonna tag out on deer this season.

for the love of 45acp I’ve spent some time on this. I go back to cmmg for radial blowback to meditate recoil and bcg weights for tuning with ability to run 45acp to heavy 45 super loads. Plus b&t ghm45 doesn’t have Glock mag option. Have 6.6” barrel pistols so never pulled trigger because it would be a toy; another at caliber would be choice for serious work. There is a non braced 1.2k cmmg option, add your own. If you’re considering for serious work consider a short barrel rifle caliber in ar because you can throw similar lead with less recoil, less gas in face and close ammo costs at todays price then a 45acp blowback. I wouldn’t make any decision based on August. If you’re a brace person buy a brace before then and add to whatever. Expecting a grandfather clause is silly these days. They’ll make felons out of people with the rule or expect build to adhere to tally sheet limiting options. Learn to cheek weld and forget the brace. don’t let my comments ruin your fun. sharing my conclusion on a serious want I’ve sidestepped for a while.

My go to ar 15 is an 18". It's relatively easy to keep rounds on a human silhouette at 750-850. After that things get bad. I hold a 10" group at 750 with that gun if I want to be honest. At 1000, it twice that. If it's just a range toy without a suppressor, I'd do a 24. A 20" will get it done if you math the s÷$t out of the bullet. An 18" will if you get lucky. My 18" is really only for killing, so take it for what it is, but I did quite a bit of long range testing before it was relegated to this role. Fast twist, heavy for caliber, and big BC numbers are what you're after.

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I used the "sad" face because of the sad state of affairs our country is in with this he she crap!!!

Well, so much for openly displayed guns being a deterrent.....

I saw that this morning. Absolutely tragic. There is often a belief that a range or a gun store is a safe location from robbery. Sure, burglaries happen, but we tell ourselves that someone would be foolish to attack a gun store that has staff that is likely armed. I suspect that as a general rule, folks have just been quite lucky on that front up until now. Working at one of these places doesn’t make you safe, it makes you a target. There is absolutely a level of self selection with regards to the type of people that would make this type of play. The kind of robber that’s going to go after your local convenience store isn’t likely to try something like this and the numbers are that there are more of that type. I don’t see there being great numbers of people who would make this type of play, the problem is is that those who will are the hardasses. I think it’s pretty safe to say this was most likely not done by a lone gunman. This was a crew and in Georgia if they’re caught they’re all up for the death penalty. I hope these guys are caught quickly because I strongly suspect they’re not gonna stop here. They’ve already got capital murder charges most likely hanging over their head so there’s a good chance that more people could die before they’re done.

The pretty one I just saw at Bud's Gun Shop in Sevierville. You know, the fancy one that no one could afford and you can't get ammo for anyway.

Yes

I would have told him to "walk the line"