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And I'm on it, thanks Heck it ain't that much more than current .22 prices

Well, now I've got to find some .32 ACP ammo.

The guys at D & T are awesome.  HP, pick up one and I'll trade you for it in a few months.   :pleased:

That's them.  Strange, i thought i had copied the picture.  Didn't stick.   Garufa, I can always bet on you knowing about any gun I post up.  Thanks for sharing your knowledge.  Even without any comments, I started the process of ordering but got hung up on their FFL selection.  Only a few all around Nashville that I could find and I didn't recognize any of them.  Think I'll try a little harder.  Sounds like a nice pistol to have.

For some reason I think these look really cool and I don't even know what they are.  Anybody have any experience with them?  That has to be a good price at 2 bills.    

I have received an email to renew but have paid for life membership. Should I ignore email? Thanks

  No, this guy lives in Donelson

They were sold at Western Auto Stores, maybe they're brand?  I still have a 410 pump my grandfather gave me when he worked there.

I got shot by one of those just yesterday.  Mower lines looked straight at the time.

1951 Tula, all matching numbers.  It does have CCCP on the side of the receiver which I understand was added by the importer (gimmick?) and not desirable to collectors. I bought it to shoot, not collect so I'm happy.

  I agree.  And my hands are to small to use it as a pistol grip.  Gonna either put a normal stock on it or purchase an extra and attempt to carve the thumb-hole to fit my hands. That bulky stock absorbs lots of recoil.

Either Glock or M&P depending on which feels and shoots the best for you.

Thanks, I like the MAK as well but I'm thinking about changing out the stock.  The thumb-hole is definitely made for my small hands. It has a very nice trigger for an AK

He says he had magazine(s) for it somewhere.  I'll let him know.

A friend recently inherited some nice rifles and had a few he was thinning out. I could only afford 3 of them but am very happy and had to share. I know it didn't happen without pics, so here they are. Izhevsk mosin m44 - Tula SKS - Norco MAK90

Dang, you guys are quick!

I'm not sure about the caliber, I'll ask him if shows the caliber anywhere on it.

Ok, here's some pics of a second rifle my friend recently inherited. My searching leads me to believe it may be an Tokarev SVT-38 or 40. Thought I'd pass it by the knowledgable here for help with the ID. Thanks, I was able to enlarge the pic of the receiver top to see the markings...don't seem to be able to do it here.

  Unfortunately inheritance comes from a loss. But true, he gained some nice firearms.  He also has an Tokarev rifle that I'm thinking may be a SVT-40.  I want to put some pics up later.  It's difficult to distinguish the markings on it.   I was fortunate to pick up a Tula SKS and a Izhevsk Mosin M44 both with matching serial numbers and a Norinco milled MAK-90 from him that he wasn't interested in keeping.   Needless to say, I'm happy.

Hoping someone here will have some information they would share on this rifle. A friend of mine recently inherited several weapons, this one in particular is one we haven't been able to identify. Any help is appreciated. thanks,

Thanks for all the info.  Heck, I thought it was a new product...guess i was wrong.  Anyway, i got 1000 coming from SGA.

I've been seeing this recently at pretty decent prices and was wondering if anyone here had any experience with it.  Most calibers available and re-loadable brass.  Thoughts?

Out of curiosity I Dropped by on my way to work this morning. One full pallet and a hundred or so boxes left.

I never considered the specifics...just thought 35cents / round for plinking to be a decent price.

had to leave some for others