Hershmeister

Get a bolt gun if you want to ensure reliability. Far fewer moving parts

I can bring my 1919a4 semi auto

Hardly

I had the privilege of visiting Israel this summer and went to the IDF museum in Tel Aviv - check out this room:

We're not worthy of The One

20 per crate I think I'm not so sure you'll see significant price appreciation for the most produced milsurp bolt gun in history.

+1

That's a sage EBR stock http://www.sageinternationalltd.com/si/access/ebr.html

I don't care about this guy either

Thanks! I'll have I scrounge up the $$ for a new membership

That would be dangerous!

Bore tech eliminator

My sponsorship expired and now I can't reply to any classified. Is this the trader policy or am I suffering from a technical glitch?

Not many corded phones in the new tv show Revolution or The Walking Dead

Cest la vie - Thanks for checking!

Currently you can't see a users location in their profile when using tapatalk. I'm assuming this is a setting that can be changed as other sites I use display it. Thanks!

I actually don't like it when people show up for a meet with a buddy as back up. It makes me wonder if they have bad intentions.

That's redundant

This deer was staring at me through our bedroom window the other morning!

But who will you call when the power goes out? No one else has a land line anymore

After 30 years Terry is retiring on 9/30. He's been a tremendous 2nd amendment supporter. He signs off on Nfa paperwork Very quickly. If you're in Wilson county and are thinking about an SBR project or other Nfa item, you may want to get your paperwork in soon. Here's hoping his successor will be as ardent a supporter and as responsive. http://www.tennessean.com/article/20120919/NEWS01/309180090/Longtime-Wilson-sheriff-Terry-Ashe-stepping-down-lead-TN-sheriffs-group?odyssey=nav%7Chead

Ive got one too. You have to bury the front sight to hit at 100yds +1 on buying privi ammo then reloading it

PS: build your own bench with some lumber from home depot. It's pretty easy - I did it And I'm not the handiest person.

Look for used equipment. It lasts forever. Often stuff us for sale here and even occasionally on Craigslist. You'll need the following to get going: Tumbler Scale Dies Powder measure Press (get a single stage - you'll use it anyway even if you get a progressive) Calipers Trimmer (for rifle brass - start with the lee case trimmer and the three-way chuck. Super easy and cheap. You can figure out later if you want a fancier setup Loading blocks Handprimer ( I recommend the rcbs) Reloading manual (lee or Lyman) From there, it's primers, bullets, powder and brass. Pick a powder that you can use across loads if possible to make your life easier.

I did share my hcp immediately