gregintenn

[URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/IMG_0249-1.jpg.html][/URL] I say make something you can use out of it. It isn't what you'd call a collector's piece anyway.

Then I'd suggest you let it go seeing the current bid price.

                       http://www.shotgunworld.com/bbs/viewtopic.php?t=89866 I found these instructions to be concise, complete, and easy to follow.        

I'm more akin to "The Government's too damn big"  philosophy myself.

The revolver looks rough to me, and in my opinion, already overpriced for just the gun. A 51 Navy, while desirable, isn't a rare piece.   Now there's where you are going to have to do some soul searching, as it appears others do as well.

Yeah. Only one rifle is just crazy talk.

[url=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/99%20savage/IMG_2287_zps34d8ed1c.jpg.html][/URL] A guy could do worse! Nope. It has a five shot rotary magazine, so pointed bullets aren't a concern. They were also made in 308. If you consider sub M.O.A. accurate, the 99 fits the bill. I feel that a detachable magazine is nothing more than something you will eventually misplace, or at least forget and leave at home.

This past season at the SEC baseball tournament, I found LSU fans to be the biggest A**holes on the planet. Your mileage may vary.

So did Winchester.   I need to correct my previous statement. In addition to a long and magnum action, there was also an Interarms mini mauser action. If anyone has one in 223 they'd part with, please send me a PM. :wave:

Not just the gun thing, but what the hell does any of that garbage have to do with school?

I believe they came in long and magnum; not short, but I'm not 100% certain.

Absolutely. I always hate to hear that an LEO is killed or injured. I just don't hate it any less when anyone else is killed or injured.

If you move to Castilian Springs, you'll likely be able to shoot in your back yard. It's a nice, rural area.

I can't speak for everyone, but I value the officer's life exactly the same as the next guy's. I can't for the life of me understand why I should put more value on it.

http://www.coltsmfg.com/CustomerServices/SerialNumberLookup.aspx   Google is your friend, but I'll do it for you since you showed us such a nice pistol. Congratulations on owning a classic.

Thanks for the kind words.     Your resident useless government worker, Greg

230 fmj and 5 grains of Bullseye.

Perhaps the officer is simply a bully?

There were tables stacked two and three deep with them; new in the box, from $65-$79 at every gun show in the mid to late 80's. I picked one up at that time as well, but mine is now far from being unfired. I sure wish I could pick up another ammo can filled with 1000 rounds of Norinco 7.62x39 ammo for $100 again. Thanks for the fond memories.

The best I've found for a 243 and 100 bullet.

Measure and weigh the bullets. I have some reloads in 303 Savage, and someone loaded them with .312 bullets.....the bore on a 303 Savage is .308!!!   Do not fire ammunition of unknown manufacture.

It shouldn't last long at that price! I'd reconsider getting rid of it were I you.

;;;;and New Year's weekend! :rant: Don't ask how I know that.

For a small amount, a chamfer tool will cut them out just fine. If we're talking thousands, I'd buy a primer pocket swager.

Easy.....keep both.