gregintenn

THere's a milsurp store at the junction of hwy 231 and hwy 25. This would be 45 minutes north of Murfreesboro.

              http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZgyrWoD9-04   Here's a whole bunch of em!

I'm  not in the Army, but that's the same procedure we use here at work.

Same here. Captain D's is a step up in my opinion.   I love seafood. It's a damned shame we have to drive 8-10 hours to get good seafood.

A class 3 dealer no less!   I want a shirt!

Where the $&^$'s my jetpack??!!??   *NOT WORK SAFE!!!*         http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r1SCu9yiBlo

You could always buy a rifled slug barrel for your 870, but I like rifles.

Did Adam and Eve have belly buttons?

Why do men have nipples?   Why do I drive on a parkway and park on a driveway?   Why is the position of the toilet seat such a hot button topic?

That's how I do it.

Probably so. I've never had one, but thought the cutting edge would have to be prone to chipping.

What's a dishwasher do to a ceramic knife?

What's wrong with the Winchester?

I have a gambrel hook and rope/pulley system in my barn. I can hang the deer easily by myself with it. If the temp stays below 50, I'll let it hang for several days. This makes the meat more tender, and easier to butcher.   For slicing jerky meat, I'll put the ham, or whatever in the freezer for a few hours before slicing. This firms up the meat and makes slicing thin pieces easier. It also makes it easier to remove the sinew, or whatever you call the "silverskin" that covers the muscles. A sharp fillet knife is ideal for this job.   A good Forschner or Victorinox butcher knife can be had pretty inexpensively, and is worth it's weight in gold cutting up a deer.   The tailgate of my truck with a piece of 2x12 lumber about 2 feet long lying on it makes an ideal portable butcher table, and cleans up easily after I'm finished.

I'd say somewhere in the neighborhood of three grand. The thing is, they ain't makin em anymore, and prices continue to climb each year.   I'd stick with standard velocity target ammo in the 22 conversion, and if you really want to see what the 45 will do, find some 185 grain mid-range target ammo.

If the bolt will close properly, the barrel/barrel extension should be headspaced already.

[url=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/IMG_2411_zps9b0878cc.jpg.html][/URL] It's still windy here, but I couldn't wait any longer. This was with 60 grain Sierra HPs, LC brass, CCI 400 primers, and 25.0 grains of WW748. 5 shots at 100 yards measures .750" center to center. I think this is a good start. :up:I'm not sure I'm much better than that.

That, and time spent with your family is about all a guy could want in my opinion.   Merry Christmas! :up:

Now I like that!

Yeah, it feels like part of the barrel. Having another AR with a full quadrail, I really like the fact it's so thin and light. If I had it to do over, I would buy it again.

You could likely swap that setup for a pretty nice car! Man, that's some Christmas present. I have a later 70 series Gold Cup, and with a standard weight recoil spring, it shoots ball ammo fine. I expect with the factory reduced weight spring, ball ammo would be hard on the frame.   Seriously, that thing is worth some serious coin. Is the 22 conversion a Colt Ace, Marvel, or other brand? We'd like to see it too.

The Mini feels better to me, but I'll definitely give the accuracy edge to the AR. A 99 Savage or model 70 Winchester just "feels right" to me however. [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/IMG_2396_zpse12c7f71.jpg.html][/URL] ^This just doesn't have the soul of this. v [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/99%20savage/IMG_2287_zps34d8ed1c.jpg.html][/URL] or this. v [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/IMG_1852.jpg.html][/URL]

LOL! I've tried to like them, but I'm still a lever or bolt action guy at heart. I guess I was born a century or so too late.

What do you suggest for the sling?   I don't recall the brand of several parts, but the barrel is a 20" Yankee hill. I believe the flash hider and gas block are Yankee hill as well. The stock is a fixed Magpul MOE. A 15" Midwest Industries handguard, A.R.M. back up sights, a lower parts kit from byedan here on the forum are all I'm sure about. The ambi safety might have been from Rock River Arms, but I'm not sure. The rest are just odd and end parts I picked up here and there along the way.   Of course you know where the upper, lower, and bolt carrier group came from (CMT). :up:

Just what I was about to ask. Not much recoil with that one, huh?