gregintenn

Do you prefer a ton truck or a Corvette?

Check it in online and don't attach detailed photos. If you don't see antlers, there ain't none.

I make conceal carry products, and can succsessfully conceal a 6" N frame Smith and Wesson, but prefer to carry a Ruger LCP in a pocket holster for comfort and convenience.

The best way I can describe it is the 44 mag is a long, slow shove, while the 357 is like hitting the web of your hand smartly with a framing hammer.

Anybody go to the one this weekend? What did you think? I found it hot, dimly lit, crowded with a lot of stuff, but not that much that was interesting. I did meet and talk with a few nice folks, and picked up a model 14 Smith, but a guy beat me to the model 19 snubbie the same seller was carrying.

What ever happened to an old fashioned face to face conversation?

Have you gotten wealthy off your credit card kickbacks? There's a recent phenomenon called "identity theft" that doesn't affect cash buyers.

If you ever get a chance to handle and shoot an original model 51, the new ones will just make you sad. The old ones point like one's finger, and were an engineering marvel of their time, as well as a working, finely crafted piece of art.

Still looks like a ray gun. They totally bastardized a classic.

Eye be damned if that weren't fast!

https://www.gunsamerica.com/blog/legal-full-auto-ar-franklin-armory-binary-firing-system-installation-full-review/?utm_source=email&utm_medium=20160822_BlogDigest_186&utm_campaign=/blog/legal-full-auto-ar-franklin-armory-binary-firing-system-installation-full-review/ Well, this looks interesting! What do you think?

For most of us, it's been: Work Rain Mow Rain Repeat I know I haven't been fishing in a while. I'd love to.

I believe most funeral homes provide some prepaid options. I'd start there. A lot of the insurance garbage is a rip off.

I'm thinking this would make good fodder for a South Park episode.

I see these on a fairly regular basis. I can say definitively that they are NOT usually the hallmark of a successful man.

A lot of rail type handguards come with a barrel nut wrench. I'm sure there are some of us local to you who'd loan you one otherwise. You'd also want a torque wrench as well.

I was happy to learn you can buy that pin with the minuscule c clip already installed. Those things were designed by satan!

"I'm not prone to hyperbole."

It's the same stuff. Brass will vary as much, if not more, between brands as it will between 556 and 223 headstamps. I reload it interchangeably, and am able to shoot sub moa groups routinely, with my cheap plinking loads from several rifles. To the OP, Buy small lots of as many different kinds of ammo as you can, and shoot them. Find out which performs best, or at least acceptably, in your rifle and then buy large lots of it.

I dunno....after reading the title of the thread; perhaps something "new"?

Umm................it looks like any other Glock ever made.

Ask questions here. If you want to build your own, youtube is covered up with good info and how to vids. What are you looking for in an AR?

You got it!

...and the pot begins to boil.