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Not certain that will work in all circumstances. Pistol loads may only use 3 - 4 grains of powder. Brass will vary more than that.

I have for sale a Colt Mustang Pocketlite w/Colt laser. Chambered in .380 auto with a 2.75 inch barrel. Beautiful gun. Overall round count is low. All serials match. Comes with original box, and two 6 round mags. Located in Knoxville Price: $800 OBO

Thought I messed up and double charged a 9mm round. Talking on the phone instead of paying attention. I was having a little temporary issue with my LNL reloader but had a system to measure each round…. just did not recall specifically doing so on one case. So I had about 50 rounds to check. Bought a RCBS collet bullet puller. Great product pulling coated flat nose bullets. No damage to bullets, full recovery of all components. As it turned out…no double charge, but better safe than sorry. I’ve always said one can’t save money reloading if you blow your gun up and/or injure yourself and accumulate medical bills along the way.

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For sale only. No trades. StG-58 kit on an Imbel Gear Logo receiver. Arguably the best ever FAL configuration you could ask for. Low round count; I had it assembled and Duracoted in 2012 and have maybe put 2,000 rounds through it in its lifetime. I had a trigger job done to it by Rocky at Franklin Gun Shop, reducing the trigger pull weight down to ~6 lbs. Comes with tons of stuff: Currently sporting a NIB Trijicon Accupower 1-8 MIL reticle red illuminated 34mm scope (not pictured); 2 Burris PEPR mounts, one QD and one standard; 10 mags, fully-loaded; Optional inch pattern flash hider, selector, charging handle, mag and bolt releases, if you want to swap them out. Manual and little tools for adjusting the gas system, , removing the stock, cleaning, etc. 3-point sling This was my first battle rifle and, while I love it, I never shoot it anymore. I always preferred this over the M1As but I'm at the phase of life where I no longer want to collect; I want to pare down my arsenal to the weapons I use and train with. Unfortunately, for functional purposes, the SCAR-17 has replaced my pride and joy here, the StG-58, as my go-to MBR. But there's no beating "the right arm of the free world" as far as style and consistency. I never had a jam or cycling issue with this glorious gun. Ol' "Mathilda" has been solid bottom b*tch for over 12 years now. $3800 for the whole package. Not interested in parting out. Call/Text 615-300-3074 or send me a DM through here.

Norinco 97 shotgun. This is the chinese copy of the famous Winchester 97 (complete with slam fire) Like new in the box $850 No trades I'm in the east tn area (smokies) but will be coming to Nashville in the coming weeks for anyone interested.

Benelli M2 Tactical Open Box/Mint/Like New Only test fired one magazine through it. $1000 - Buyer will sign bill of sale - Will sell to either TN CCP holder or TN Drivers License holder with good TGO feedback

Only selling this because I changed my carry gun. Very nice set up and a great shooter. It has 500 flawless rounds through it, both JHP and FMJ. Zero malfunctions. Comes with the following: Cajun Gun Works Spring Kit and Ext Firing Pin Holosun EPS Enclosed Red dot 2 MOA (used Freedom Gorilla screws so that they wouldn’t impede on the extractor. Extractor side screw is slightly shorter) Streamlight TLR7A TREX Arms Ironside Hybrid Holster 5 Factory 15rd mags All original parts, box, back straps etc. SOLD $850 Cash FTF in Spring Hill/Franklin No Trades

Have had this in the background for a few hours now, flipped to ABC, NBC, and CBS for a bit here and there. Breaking Points is easily the most even keel, treat your audience as adults, and objective discussion across the board.

Man, this would be just right for her, I have finally convinced her to carry a firearm. Trying to decide if she’s worth it. Knoxville guy.

If it looks to be going in Trumps favor I will watch her some later on hoping to see her melt down.

I did. My wife will after teeth cleaning.

Ill take it

I’m afraid I might wear my bullet puller out. Just kidding but I have used it more than I would admit.

I also use a impact puller, kinda nerve wrecking the first few times you use one.

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I did a trade for this ammo and decided I really could use the money for some other ammo. $525.00 I am looking for a decent optin for my .22

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I have a Franford Arsenal bang it on the cement type puller-very not fun when it's more than a couple of rounds- You say the RCBS collet puller works good-I guess I need to check into one of them-

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This is a very depressing thread. Why? I remember when you originally found this, and that was 11 years ago.

I'll take it per our PM's. Thanks

I’ll take 3. I’d need it shipped too. Thx.

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I'll take one. Will probably need it shipped

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Yeah I don't know, possibly. But I've found a decent amount of replacement parts, if need be. I never needed them, though. I have only had them for 3-4 years and taken them to the range twice. They were great. The lower is a standard AR lower and I think Kel-Tec and now FN have copied the OA upper platform. As far as I know, aftermarket support shouldn't be a problem. Super cool you got to tour the facility! Olympic Arms was ahead of the curve with the OA-93s! A great piece of history that was killed in the womb by the Clinton administration (no surprise there).