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I'm impressed. I had no idea this was possible.

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Oddly enough, I started looking at airguns myself today. Seems like a way to shoot in the backyard without getting in trouble wih the neighbors or the law. I found this site: Air Guns, BB Guns & Pellet Guns | Air Rifles, Pellet Rifles, Air Pistols & Blank Guns | Airgun Depot . At least it gave me some ideas of what's available and for how much. You can get everything from a Red Ryder BB gun (don't shoot your eye out) to airguns for varmint hunters. I was suprised at the variety. With ammo so limited in supply it looks like a good way to keep the skills sharp. Maybe someday there'll be a TAGO (TN Air Gun Owners) site.

I have a P-3AT and my wife has a P-32. Both great for what they are intended for, concealed carry. Never had a problem with either. My 3AT is in my front pocket most of the time and I hardly notice it, let alone anyone else noticing. You won't win any marksmanship awards with one, they're made for up close and personal. As a bonus, it seems that their value just continues to increase. That Obama sure is a heck of a good gun salesman.

^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ What he said. Just in a different place.

I have a S&W Model 22A. Very accurate. Cost around $235. The only ammo I have trouble with is the Remington bulk pack but it also fails to fire fairly often in my two .22 rifles. No feed problems. I don't blame the gun, I blame the ammo. Any other ammo seems fine. I suspect others would say the same about the Remington bulk ammo.

The City of Memphis runs a strip club?

I looked up the Harris #5 and removed my handguard to see how to install it. Looks like a simple solution but now that I have the handguard off I may have to give some consideration to the quadrail. Hmmmmm... I knew I'd get great advice here!

I had picked up a Harris bipod that was supposed to fit on the front sling mount stud. I drove out the sling pin to mount the bipod but the bipod mounting mechanism didn't open wide enough to attach. Here's what I'm working with for a bipod: Here's what I have for the optics:

Is she hot, or not? Seriously, I didn't say WHICH German woman named Bertha. I just said A German woman named Bertha. I'm sure the one I'm thinking of isn't your grandmother.

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I have a S&W M&P15 with a fold down rear sight. I'd like to add optics and a bipod to it. I don't have a bottom rail and was also wondering about the best method for mounting the bipod. I have a top rail for the optics and would welcome recommendations on mounting options for the optics as well. It has a fixed front sight. What do you use or recommend?

Just my opinion of course, but I find the Glocks a bit ugly. Some guns have nice shapes with curves in all the right places. Nice to hold and look at. Glocks remind me of a German woman named Bertha.

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I expected some residue but this was more than I had seen on any of my guns before. I guess I usually stop before I get so many rounds down the tube. I just got this gun, my first 1911, and for some reason I had trouble stopping. I even took some time with several other members of the "family" but the CBOB kept calling me. In fact, I just finished cleaning, oiling, caressing, and fondling it and we have a date set for later this week. I figured many of you had similar "relationships" and I value your advice. I wouldn't want to do anything to cause undue wear or damage by using cheap ammo. Thanks for the reassurance. Maybe I'll use her a little harder next time out!

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I put about 170 rounds through my DW CBOB yesterday. Accurate with no hangs, jams, or failures using cheap Winchester white box ammo from Walmart. I love this thing. I was a bit suprised by the residue around the muzzle at the end of the day. Is this normal or just cheap ammo? Maybe just an indicator of having a good time. Cleaning it is like therapy. Well, so is shooting it.

I'll miss Billy, well, kinda, but that's funny.

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A great afternoon! Between my shooting partner and I (numbers may not be exact but pretty darn close): 350 rds .22LR Colt M4 Ops 150 rds .22LR S&W Model 22A 70 rds .40 S&W M&P .40 24 rds .380 KelTec P3AT 60 rds 9mm KelTec P-11 42 rds .32 KelTec P-32 170 rds .45 Dan Wesson Commander Bobtail Indoor range. The Colt was hitting pretty consistantly in about a 3 inch group at 25 yds with a red dot. Bunnies beware. First time to a real range with the DW CBOB and I was hitting very consistantly within about a 10 inch group at 25 yards with a few strays that i can only blame on me. I couldn't believe the accuracy. The M&P shoots well but in the same hands the CBOB was clearly superior. The KelTecs, well, you better hope the bad guy's within 7 yards.

I hit the Morristown Walmart at 8 this morning. All of the 9mm was gone. Snagged the last two boxes of 45.

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