papa61

Not my style or price range. If shooting competitively maybe. I'll just stick with my Para 14.45

beautiful as they are. keep it up,

hate to see the losers.

I bought a used Axeon red dot for my little Rossi 22 rifle. Just a cheap little plinker so didn't want to put an expensive optic on it. The scope was missing both caps for the windage/elevation knobs. I checked Axeon's website as well as Umarex the parent company but not parts available. At 1:44 I sent an email to customer service dept. asking if these are available. At 2:01 the response came that they are not available for purchase, so if I will fill out the attached form and return my scope they will replace it. Did I say I bought it used? Yes,,,yes I did, no questions, just send it back for replacement. I am truly amazed at the level of customer service for such an inexpensive item. I will look at their products first in the future.

got divorced 3 times, I have no pictures.

I have no use for bump stocks or lightning keys myself. If I need I can legally purchase a gatling gun. Not that I believe ANY of these regs are legal. My personal AR pistol had a forward grip and a blade type brace on it when I bought it. Both have been removed and it now wears an SBA3. My point is I didn't believe the bump stock ban would fly, still in court I understand. WE, I, ALL gun owners should have stood against that but I didn't because I felt it had a snowballs chance in hell of getting enacted. Let's not make the same misjudgement again. If we fail to make our presence felt in congress, we will have a multitude of WACOs. as I said, divide and conquer. We as gun owners have been soft on allowing these "small, common sense" infringements to be implemented by feeling it didn't affect us. Now the heat is on and the frogs are cooking. When you look back where does congress or the bureau get the authority to decide which or what type of arms the people have the right to keep and bear? I have read old case law on how sawed off shotgun ban was upheld. We have federal case history that says the 2nd does not apply to arms not suitable for war. Look that one up as I can't off the top of my head quote the case. The puppet in the oval has said we can't fight a tyrannical government without tanks and airplanes so why is he so hot to take these arms? Because he has read history, or someone else did and told him, Patriots can do anything. (see Afganistan)

I have to retract the raid comment. My apology as my source was in error. There has been a letter of intent to seize circulating that could be a fake or not.

Guys, it is not unfeasible to assume that pistol braces will be made a federal felony. ATF has already sent letters to solvent trap buyers, even those that filed and received approval to build a suppressor, that all solvent traps are now considered illegal suppressors and must be turned in or confiscated. Charges have not been ruled out depending on who at he Bureau is asked. those associated with the auto key card are being prosecuted. SBA brace plugs have been deemed illegal for use. at this point we have no room for complacency, the NRA is at it's weakest in history and GOA does not have the numbers to fight without us. past experience of these things blowing over will not repeat in the current state of affairs. I am NOT an alarmist. I am a realist and I'm saying the wolf is at the door. they will divide and conquer if we do not stand together. THIS STATEMENT IS RETRACTED AS UNSUBSTANIATED RUMOR. Sorry two forced reset trigger companies have been raided and records seized. orders to raid FFLs have been sent.

yes. from range brass. but I believe he may carry new brass when available.

I hadn't either. Saw an ad for 300bo on Armslist. Seems to be a good ol'boy and knowledgeable. Licensed manufacturer not a hobby reloader. Eager to help me out too with advice on loading.

$21 box 220g subsonic. Supersonics $1 per round.

Guys, I picked up some 300 BO from Lee at Rockvale Machine and Armory. Didn't know there was a range there. Very good deal on the ammo, Nice guy. Components available. I have invited him to become TGO vendor. 615-487-9676

Nice looking piece. I've watched a couple interviews of JJ on his gun business. He is meticulous with his firearms and just as passionate as he is with bikes. even if they are a bit,,,extravagant. The amount of work justifies the cost even it they are out of my range,

I've had good experience with the Hornady critical duty. no malfunctions in two different pistols.

this^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ I read these were coming back. What I saw said the new owners were putting big money into making these monsters actually shoot, I think the design is gorgeous, if they actually work I'll be in line,

I have been lacking on greeting new members again. BAD Papa. Hope everyone feels welcome and enjoys/learns from the forum.

I resemble that remark!

"chew over" I see what you did there! To be fair, that is in all vehicles. I can see the horror movie story line now..."In a world over-run with mutant rats, no one can escape without a magneto..."

baby steps. ammo won't return to pre-pandemic prices, the execs have said that outright.

Couldn't make it out there. How was it? any good deals?

agreed. waiting to see which way the wind is blowing near mid terms maybe?

have you never seen a fart lit?

we're either drilling for oil or digging for lithium. both in Cali

I have read of a municipality doing it at the sewage treatment plant. Used it to heat buildings. I'll have to try to find it again. It's not as simple as it sounds but it can be done. Whether cost effective I don't know. did not find the exact article but the process is more prevalent than I imagined. Portland Oregon does it and generates 90% of the electricity the plant uses so cost effectiveness is there. maybe not from the landfill but it is feasible. I do remember the article I read stated that wherever this was also sold the compressed, dried, processed crap to farmers as fertilizer.

my personal view is a person is not bound by unjust laws. cannot recall who said that to give credit but it wasn't me.