gregintenn

I purposely bought an older one without a safety. I just can't make myself keep a lever rifle with both an exposed hammer and a safety.

What's weird is I'm looking for IMR 4320. I didn't think it would be a real hot item for hoarders.   30-30 bullets are also not available. I'm willing to bet that none of the major manufacturers have made a run of flat nosed .308 bullets in the past year, opting for more popular bullets.

My wife shoots a Beretta AL391 Urika in 20 gauge. It is very light, and recoil is almost non existent. She is very happy with it. I like to borrow it on occasion as well.

How do you fire this without powder burning your hand? Gloves?

It's been almost a year since the great scare and run on all things firearms. I'm finding that primers are easier to find, but projectiles are hit and miss, and powder seems scarcer than it has been for a few months. 22 ammo is still non existent. Guns are more plentiful, but AR parts are hit or miss for availability. I thought it would have settled down more by now.   When will we return to normal stocked shelves?

How do you go about sizing and trimming them?

Yeah, don't expect him to entertain you while your there, but he will replace your ejector; most likely while you wait.

I think they'd work in my double, but I don't see an advantage to them.   I guess more would fit in your pocket?

I started to get things ready to go last Monday morning when I glanced at a TWRA calendar and saw when muzzleloader season really opened. Didn't it used to open the day after the juvenile hunt?

Lead 158 grain roundnose with a light charge of Bullseye.   It's like shooting a 22lr's big brother.

[URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/for%20sale/IMG_2033.jpg.html][/URL] Mine shows better promise with 158 grain loads.

Somewhere north of a grand I would guess.

Sir, you seem like my kind of guy. I appreciate your service and wish there were more like you.

Oh I've seen this on many occasions. Call me a cop basher or whatever, but that is the truth.

Sounds good to me! :up: I work in the road, and I can tell you there is a high percentage of people operating vehicles that have zero business doing so.

So....it's November first according to my calendar, and the sky has not yet fallen. :ugh:

I would be interested in hearing your further thoughts on this if you don't mind. I'm not picking a fight; just curious.

Actually, you are only allowed forced to buy certain "approved" plans according to the Affordable Care Act.

Yeah. If I'm not mistaken, the state troopers' main job is traffic law enforcement.

Winchester white box FMJ in mine. It feeds well, is cheap, available and is accurate. Luckily, I am unable to report any findings on it' man stopping ability. I always figured that if you needed a 380 for self defense, you'll want penetration over expansion. I can say it is a possum slayer.

Yeah. Odds are high they'll remove someone innocent as well. As many as I see each day playing with a phone while driving, I'm nearly sure there can't be that many drunk drivers.

LOL! I still have a box of CCI benchrest large rifle primers that I believe are marked $8.95.

I'm not a big police fan as most of you know, but I would be happy if they'd beat everyone they catch texting behind the wheel severely with a rubber hose. It is a bad problem and going to get much worse in the coming years. I'd venture to guess that drinking and driving is less of a problem.

Wouldn't it be difficult to pull a vehicle over with a tractor trailer?

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