gregintenn

CLEAN WELL AND OIL right after you fire it, and check it for rusty spots you may have missed a few days later. I've found hot soapy water to be the best and most economical way to clean one.

Indeed.

SO is there somewhere I can buy it at scrap prices? :cool:

Yu know what? I've not done it yet, but have been meaning to sincerely thank you in particular for all the hard work you do for our cause. :usa: Thanks a lot, and keep up the fight.

At least one company makes offset rings, so you can mount a short scope, or else move the scpoe further back or forward as needed.                     http://www.brownells.com/items/offset-scope-rings.aspx

Time will tell.

Scumbag!

Now that gun control has been shot down for the time being, I've been saving up for just such an occasion. These fools who bought up all the ammo and reloading supplies will soon have credit card bills coming due, and I'm not showing them any mercy!

It lets them know we are actually watching their actions if nothing else.

Whadda ya say we send an email thanking Corker and Alexander for voting correctly today. Goodness knows we're on their hind ends about this and other things. A word of encouragement may or may not help, but it sure couldn't hurt.

LOL! I'm listening to his speech now. He certainly doesn't take defeat well. I would enjoy hearing more speeches like this.

Thank you!!! :usa:  :up:

So...did they?   Why lookie there! They did vote against it.                       http://www.senate.gov/legislative/LIS/roll_call_lists/roll_call_vote_cfm.cfm?congress=113&session=1&vote=00097#state

I was going to say that the op might have the best luck with a Contender. You can have a barrel made up for one in about any configuration you'd like can't you?

I have both, but none of either are Glocks. :rofl:

Blackpowder only is my understanding.

I would certainly hope it is legal. However, I've yet to see a Jack Russell terrorist big enough to hurt much.

I was more or less joking about the TGO team. I believe they play at the Bicentennial mall in Nashville, and at the Carnton Plantation in Franklin.

Sleep??!!? You already have two, and you still think you are about to get some sleep? :shrug:

$700-$900 is probably in the ballpark if it is as nice as it appears.. A mint one without the sling swivel would bring $1000+. If it'll chamber a shell, and nothing looks amiss to you, shoot it. The Reloader's bench has some ammo if you don't mind $42.99 per box. Reloading is your best option. I have one that shoots the factory 100 grain loads well, but many 250s will not stabilize a lot of 100 grain bullets due to the twist rate of the barrel's rifling. Most people shoot 87 grain bullets in them. I do not know of a commercially loaded 87 grain round available today.   You have a pretty good friend that would give you something like that.   Did you notice the round counter window on the left hand side of the receiver? It tells you how many shells are in the rotary magazine.

That is an EG. They are the most common variety of 99. The 250 Savage does command a premium in price over the more common 300 Savage chambering. It is right about on the line as to whether or not it should have been drilled and tapped for scope mounts. Is yours? The sling swivel stud and barrel band is not factory original. These rifles are really accurate. it appears to be a nice one. What did you wish to know about it in particular?

Let's see some pictures! A schnabel fore end would indicate an "EG" model, a fatter, rounded foreend would indicate an "R". There are several more models, but these would be the most common. If you're looking to trade it for something you can find ammo for, I may be able to help. :devil: An "R" fore end: [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/99%20savage/IMG_0804.jpg.html][/URL] [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/99%20savage/IMG_0803.jpg.html][/URL] An "EG" [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/IMG_1719.jpg.html][/URL]

TGO David can't just do it through his checking account? :up:  :rofl:

If so, what do you know about this?                       http://tennesseevintagebaseball.com/ I just found it Sunday. We're going to try and catch a game this summer. A TGO team would be cool.

Does anyone have an opinion of these kits? What would it take to put one together?                                  http://www.rguns.net/gunparts/rifle-parts-AR-partskits.shtml   I'm curious about the top one in particular.