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I still may be but I really need to move a couple I rarely use Or start a firearm museum with donations instead of entry fee

Thank you folks

I have edited it for price and caliber I kind of let it slip my mind that they actually made this in 45 ACP and 40 s&w I just don't ever see any of those so unfortunately it didn't cross my mind I have a bunch of magazines I could sell at a good price along with this CX-4 I may have 35 to 40 total most of them are the standard 15 round I've got a couple 20 round and I think a couple 25 or 30

Damn you for posting this I just spent my weekly new firearm allowance

Sorry about that I thought I had put the price in there

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Long time Tennessee resident looking to exchange info ideas etc with other local like minded people

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Target sports had a fair deal not long ago on 9 mm and aguila 22 is fairly priced as of now I bought some before the first of the year and I checked the price again today The brand of 9 mm I bought is not available but the 22 is still and at a nickel a round and I've had good luck with aguila I'm not saying it's the best

I've always wanted one of those Do you like it

Nice very nice

Got to love a Smith highway patrolman

I bring a s&w 28-2 each time along with a Beretta px4 compact with a little work We normally shoot 22 rifles but those always come for the ride Have to stay in tune

All of the Taurus and Rossi revolvers I've owned have been fully functional and reliable except one It was a tracker 44 magnum Good for shaving lead I've had a few model 85s with many hundreds of rounds fired Seem to be reliable beyond their $200 price Few 357 variants Most memorable was a 44 magnum snubby Rossi used to sell Was about like taking an aluminum bat full swing to the palm but went bang every time

I've been interested in some form of communication that doesn't rely on cell or internet Thinking about picking up a couple of baofang uv5r or similar to get started

Interested PM me if you'd like to talk about it

I've got a few 22s a Ruger 10/22 I've also got an old Marlin model '99 and Browning BL22 I don't believe there's much weight difference between any of them The 1022 is great easy to get parts for if you're good with a 10 round magazine anything bigger than that hanging out is a bit of a pain Now the old Marlin is a nice piece been in my family since the '60s it's longer than the other two and fairly accurate The Browning BL22 is a vintage lever So I've got experience with a few different 22 rifles but if you're looking for easy to modify find parts for and cheap you probably can't beat at 10/22

Very nice