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^^^ like new

I'm sure there are plenty of folks in you area who have the means to assist, but I'd suggest getting one of the inexpensive aluminum / rubber lined barrel vises from Amazon so you can do these as you need to. Assuming you have a vise and handguards are either not in the way or removable without fuss. I use to hold the upper or use a reaction rod but after seeing how much twist you can get with ones that are a little resistant I stopped doing them and only hold the barrel as close to the muzzle as possible.

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He did an interview with Mike Jones (Garand Thumb) a few months ago. You could see how the illness had firm hold, but he was still out doing seminars and enjoying the 'format' as he put it, while he could. He will be missed. If you were holding off buying that Sears Roebuck field jacket from ebay as to leave them for him, you can now get one in his honor. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vf-4mGdXi7U

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I hate the thought, but that first sentence is on point. The quick adjustment in mainstream and social media platforms made with candidate shift, switching their narrative / opinion and it's resulting impact was immediately palpable. MSM And SM have been the driving engines for many years now. Most obvious since the events of 2019. It's 24/7 and as long as you control the algorithms, you control the country.

ALG AK Enhanced trigger is 50% off @ $60.38 They brought back the pre 2018 price! https://geissele.com/akt-el.html

brand new !

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I cant picture cans on the shelf at Walmart next to the ammo. But if you told me 25-30 years ago dope would be legal in public I would have laughed my ass off. Its currently a pipe dream (see what I did there), but some one has to imagine or dream it before it could happen. I admire them keeping it out there even it can't happen. One thought on the price impact outside what was said about price drop from eventual large scale increase of manufactures (including OEM's packing guns with them). It would drastically change the secondary market. You could now sell your cans without loosing quite a bit. To some degree the secondary resale market supply could help mitigate some of the short term supply problem and initial higher prices from the run on cans. Imagine in some cases, out of production cans could see a big bump and make a profit for those that had desirable cans others missed out on.

I love and hate the money I save by things I like being near Nashville .

$240 total shipped to your door https://armsunlimited.com/magtech-9mm-luger-ammo-115-grain-full-metal-jacket/

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Never thought of fishing as a life threatening activity, until now! Wow, truly scary brushes for both of you. Thanks for those stories. Glad you both ended up OK.

If you want to send me your slide, I’ll swap your sights out for you. I’ve got the shoe already for my HK’s.

I've got one of their complete SOPMOD defender lowers, I'd put a Geissele trigger in it but unused otherwise. I'd pull that out. Also put an A2 grip on it, but still have the ergo it came with. If you are lookin for a bare receiver or smokin deal, may not be the right one for ya.

That's one spicy pickle. 10/10 on the PSA reminder scale

throwing in extra Springfield mag if purchased weekend only, for a total of 3 mags

No sir, managed to avoid it for 5 years now

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I have had great luck with checkmate mags. They are the OEM for Sig 1911's and they run equally well in my Colt, Springfield, Kimber, and Sig 1911's. I had a number of old Colt GI mags. I sent in 10 in for the Ed Brown swap offer the summer of 2019. 3 of 10 were out of spec (to narrow at the top) so that the follower would bind. Brown wanted me to pay to send them back and all around terrible CS.

Damn, too bad ya don’t have the extra threaded barrel. Bumpski, love the P30

Outside the initial cosmetic similarity to the AR platform, the operating system is completely different. It’s a piston gun with a different recoil system. It carries the bits in the receivers. No buffer tube needed. Think BRN or Foxtrot Mike. But at Sig OMG prices

I’ve bought 3 92’s between 2019 - 2022 that came from the TN plant. All 3 were web orders, sight unseen. 2019 - 92G Brigadier Volunteer. Absolutely perfect. 2019 - 92 Compact. Action fit issues heavy galling and shavings in the action. The locking block was shaving pieces off the frame. Factory obviously doesn’t check after test firing. Sent to Beretta and received new replacement gun approx a week later. The replacement was perfect. Nov 2022 - Wilson 92G Centurion. Almost perfect. It’s technically perfect but pet peeve for 92 fans when the barrel lockup doesn’t leave barrel centered in slide, rather slightly offset. Not much you can do. it’s cosmetic and not considered a defect. it doesn’t effect how the gun shoots. Sometimes a locking block swap may help center. It’s the downside of ordering over the web versus hand selecting at the LGS if you are ok paying the extra $200 - $300 for one of these with a centered barrel. tbh, with the premium on the Wilsons and the marketing that they hand select parts for fit, I thought it was ironic that gun had the offset when the two other ‘cheap’ of the shelf 92’s didn’t. while 1 out of 3 doesn’t seem great, the customer service and call back I got from a supervisor on the 92 compact with turnaround on a new replacement was outstanding. full marks. For a standard gun that is not significantly higher priced at an LGS, I would have zero hesitation getting one I could lay hands on. The issues that cause concern can usually be felt in cycling the action or are visually obvious with a light in the action / taking the slide off if allowed. and you can avoid an off centered barrel too lol.

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