Capbyrd

Will the bolt cycle fully or only about halfway? If it only moves about halfway, its because the hammer strut is caught on the sear spring stop pin. You have to be very careful to get the hammer strut in the right position. Get a pair of pliers or vice grips and give the mainspring housing a bit of a tug and it will come apart. I can almost guarantee that you just need to line up the hammer strut.

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I don't know why but I absolutely love the way these guys look. SOG has some Mk IV's right now chambered in .38 S&W that would be great for shooters and I might get one but I was hoping that some of you might have some and be kind enough to share pictures and your thoughts on the Webleys.

Ruger has a 10 dollar minimum order but I was going to be combining this into a larger order from Midway.

One of the biggest hurdles for me is that my sear spring stop pin is bent and the hammer strut gets caught on it constantly. I don't know if anyone else has a problem with this but I just thought i would say something. The new pin is only 2 bucks but I am waiting until I have enough stuff to order to make the order worthwhile.

Come on out man. I know its a major first expense but its worth it for the long haul. And as for the scope, join me and Shorty out there sometime and check out his scope.

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He passed you a while back. He is in Maine right now and started in GA.

Shorty, a member here, picked up a 700 SPS Tactical earlier this year and put a Viper Vortex 6-20x44 mil dot on it and I have to say, its a very sweet setup. I didn't really have a want or need for a .308 before shooting his and now I want to mimic his setup.

No I can't say as I have. Sorry.

I wonder, how much you spend on range fees every year.

Absolutely agree. But after a friend bought a rifle with a Kidd trigger on it and I got to play with, I just can't feel the same about any of my guns anymore. If you get the chance to shoot one, you will know the feeling that I am talking.

Oh I know. But in my opinion, once you shoot a kidd, you never want to use a different trigger.

But have you ever shot a kidd trigger?

Sorry guys. A guy I know from Germany is town and they aren't allowed to own guns. So I took my entire arsenal up to some land a few hours from here and let him play. He will never get another chance to do that so it kinda took a front seat to this. Really sorry.

Exactly how many times have you had to use your weapon that would make you think 7 rounds isn't enough? And if 7 rounds isn't enough, why are you carrying a .380 anyways? If you are that paranoid, why aren't you carrying a Desert Eagle 50?

http://www.ruger.com/service/productHistory/RI-10-22.html 116-25017 1977 117-36100 1978 118-42599 1979 According to this, it could be anything between 77 and 79.

Top gun is a 1972 and the bottom gun is a 1976 with the 200 years of American Liberty text on the barrel.

That is one thing that I highly recommend. Ship your order with a tracking number. For what its worth, it was about two or three weeks between them receiving my order and me getting a DBU.

4.0.1 came out last thursday. I have been running it since yesterday and it is a great improvement. My speeds are back to where they should be.

Indeed sir. Although I didn't have glass packs so I just hacked the exhaust off behind the headers. It surprisingly wasn't that loud.

I did have to replace my ignition module on the 94 once. Mine was the redesign though and it was mounted on the inner fender. 15 bucks and 5 minutes to replace. As for the three on the tree, YES! My 74 bronco was a three on the tree and it was fun to take kids for a ride that had never seen one, and even more fun to catch second in that truck!

Nice man. I love Ford trucks and have owned three and a 74 Bronco. I don't have pics of my danger ranger (1987 Ford Ranger) but I have pics of my F150's. This truck was a 94 that i traded in in 2008 with 240,000 original miles. Never a single problem out of it. I got this to replace it. But the 67-72 has always been my favorite body style and one of these days, I will own one. I was never a fan of the mid-late 70's pickups but did like the broncos. Although early broncos are the best!

Man that think looks bubba'd up something fierce. What kind of resto are you doing?