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Prvi makes very good ammo and it's about the only affordable option for many mil-surp calibers.

Those cylinders notches might take some getting used to as well.

Thank you Daniel. Apology accepted and appreciated.

What a great community we have here.

I believe he's referring to the little wedge that holds Colt BP revolvers together.

Basically, all I hear from this rumor mill is that it was not an American made weapon used to do the deed.

I'll need my staff to part the crowds.

I went to an action there a year or two ago and was astonished at the prices things were going for.

You are duly noted Sir!

Do they cause you emotional distress?

I hate to see a fella's mind go.

Silver Bear is the best choice but if it was me I'd shop around more. AmmoToGo shipping charges are outrageous to TN (they are in TX). For example, 10 boxes shipped to Knoxville will incur roughly $21 in charges. That's 20%. 1 box is $10 (100%)!

You could post a picture of a bunny rabbit and it would cause some idiot emotional distress in this country.

The usual time Mike.

Rosewood-Grips-For-SA-w_o-Lock-Sturm, Ruger & Co., Inc.

I think Fulmer would make a great AD.

I fully expect dancing in the streets here shortly after 11.

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Break-Free CLP (Bore Cleaning Solvent, Lubricant, Rust Preventative) 12 oz Aerosol - MidwayUSA Also comes in regular oil form and is available at WalMart as is aerosol RemOil which does wonders for blowing out grit. The gun is dirty.

Looks like you had a great day! What type of hearing protection were you wearing?

I certainly hope you are kidding.

Let us know when you hear back from the friend you're selling it for.

Did not see the part about holsters. Maybe as a package not an overall bad deal, if that's what you really want. Makarovs are somewhat of a niche gun. You either like the caliber/gun or you don't. I really like the CZ 82, it is the best gun in that caliber IMO. The Polish P-64's are excellent as well. I like the cheap ammo but you will not find $10-11 Silver Bear at any local gun store. Anywhere. Something to think about. I've never shot a Makarov pistol (as in design, not caliber) but the round itself is very snappy. Never get a FEG P-63. It will tear your hand up quickly.

That appears to be a Russian Mak made in 1972 and that is also the extent of my knowledge on the matter. I'm thinking $400 may be a bit high but am no expert. What kind of ammo?