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It's the compact. I think the slide cut is the SW4 cut.

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Yes, got everything that it came with.

RMR type 2 6.5 MOA dot.

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Gone. Sorry.

Gen 3 Glock 30sf. Has Talon Grips installed on gun and one mag, also has Ameriglow suppressor height night sights, orange ring and tritium up front, blacked out rear. Comes with 2 mags and factory case for $500. For $600 I'll include an Alpha Wolf threaded barrel.

Comes with factory Glock case, backstraps, Truglo 3 dot tritium sights and 2 mags, one of the mags has a Pierce pinky extension on it. $600

Mossberg Maverick 88 12 Gauge. Probably 20 rounds through it. Has velcro on the buttstock and on the side of the action for the tearoff side saddles. Also have 3 Esstac side saddles (not the knockoffs) in multicam.

Great shooting gun, don't really want to sell, but looking to fund another project. Taylor and Co. From what I understand, they take Rock Island guns, and trick them out a little bit. This has G10 grips, extended ambi controls, and a full length guide rod that does not require any special tools for takedown. I think I have 2 or 300 rounds through this gun, all flawless, not a single hiccup. Comes with 2 10 round mags. $450

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Factory FDE Glock 19. Slide has been re cerakoted. Has Ameriglow suppressor height tritium sights. Glock 17 trigger (non serrated). Comes with 2 mags, backstraos, Glock case. $450 Also considering trades.

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OK, I figure I'm going to combine posts in search of a trade opportunity. Savage 111 Long Range Hunter in 300 Win Mag. Has a Vortex Viper HST 6-24x50 mounted in a 20 MOA Vortex Pro cantilever mount. Also has a Timney trigger. I'll toss in a couple of reloads (I'm not an ammo manufacture, so out of safety, you should pull them and reload personally) with it, some brass, a few bullets, and dies. Great shooter, consistently sub MOA, and I've been able to achieve half inch groups with this gun. - $1,000 Glock 30SF - Gen 3, SF frame. Comes with factory barrel, and a threaded Alpha Wolf barrel. Has Ameriglo suppressor height sights, orange circle with tritium up front and blacked out rear. Has Talon grips installed. Comes with 2 mags and factory Glock case. - $600 50 Beowulf AR. This is not a home build, this is a factory built upper from Bear Creek Arsenal and a gunsmith build Anderson lower with an A2 buttstock. - $600 Glock 19, gen 4. Factory FDE gun. Slide was worn, so I had it Cerakoted, but lower is factory. Has Ameriglo suppressor height sights, orange circle with tritium up front and blacked out rear. Comes with 2 Glock mags, case, and the extra backstraps. - $500 OK, everything is obviously for sale, but I'm really looking for a Staccato or a Springfield Prodigy, or another variant of double stack 9mm 1911. Prefer a commander sized model with the slightly shorter barrel. Willing to trade any combo, I can add some cash if needed. Only other trades I might consider are a .45-70 lever action.

I'm considering starting to cast for 9mm, but am trying to decide between a round nose and a truncated cone bullet. I was hoping someone locally might have some of either (or both) types that I could try to ensure proper feeding in my gun. All things considered, I'd prefer a TC, but not if it will bind up in my gun. Happy to purchase some from you, or trade for other bullets I can cast, or trade for some lead, whatever works. PS, and for the moderators, this isn't really like a for sale/wanted ad. More of a discussion, but I would like to try some bullets if it were a possibility. I'm a benefactor, so not trying to skirt the rules or anything.

You can push .45 SUPER to 10mm energy levels. If 10mm is a good bear gun, I don't see why .45 SUPER wouldn't be. It can be shot out of factory HKs, and can be shot out of a Glock with a few minor modifications. .45 SUPER is kind of niche, and good luck finding ammo for it, but if you reload it can be done. I have both, but still carry a 10mm in the woods. I prefer the 10mm for sectional density/bullet profile both of which equal penetration. You can get hard cast, flat point, wide meplat .45 bullets, but its still a wider, heavier bullet traveling slower, which compromises penetration.

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Looking for a small, kids sized shotgun. Prefer 20 gauge. The wife is organizing a youth intro to shooting/hunting for our church and myself and a few others have been tagged to help teach. Problem is we don't have any small guns. I have a .22 cricket rifle that was gifted to my son by a forum member, but nothing else that would fit a child. I'd also be interested in .22 pistol for the kids. Not really looking to spend a ton, since I'm not sure how often it would get used.

Yea, I would love one of his lever guns. But when they don't list a price on the website, I know its out of my price range.

I don't have a way to reach the 1400 degree temp, otherwise I'd prefer to do it myself. I cold blued a shotgun action, but I'm worried about durability. Love the looks of case hardened. If not, I might try nitre blueing.

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