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Just seeing this. I’ll be running around near Nashville tomorrow, Saturday. I’ll put it in the truck in case you get ahold of me.

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Bump. Will trade all for a Ruger 10/22 with an 18” bill barrel, preferably threaded. Wanting one for a project I want to replicate, I was talked out of one I had a while back.

I’ve got a whole mess of parts that I’m going to just keep a running list here and not have to track down multiple threads. I still have parts boxes for a Winchester 94, M14 and AR15s to go through. Multiple thing gets you a discount, buyer pays shipping (not interested in shipping the receivers though). Here’s the list of what’s in the pictures, more pictures can be taken upon request. Some items pictured may be sold, the list is accurate. Selling as lots, will sell all or trade at a value of $1200. Magazines: 4x Korean made M1 Carbine 15 round magazines NIB $20ea 2x Springfield Marked M14/M1A 5 round magazines $30ea 2x Ruger Mini 30 7.62x39 30 round magazines $25ea M1 Garand: 6x Extractor 18x Ejector Spring 6x Ejector 3x Trigger 15x Trigger Pin 14x Extractor Spring W/Plunger 2x Hammer 3x Follower Pin 1x Front Sight 63x Front Sight Screw 6x Rear Sight Aperture 8x Rear Sight Pinion Assembly 6x Follower Rod 9x Hammer Pin 1x Rear Handguard Clip 7x Buttplate Long Screw 1x Front Handguard Furrele Bolt Assembly, D28287-19SA A-8 Mar 45 Springfield Complete Bolt Assembly, D28287-12SA S-A1 Jan-Nov 44 springfield Complete Bolt Assembly, D-28287 P.B. Post War Beretta Complete Bolt Body, 6528287-SA OS2 52-54 Springfield Buy all Garand parts for $600 Winchester 94 parts: Lower tang straight grip, Hammer, Trigger, Sear, Rear barrel band with screw, Front barrel band, Trigger stop, Carrier spring, Loading gate, Hammer spring, Hammer spring base, Hammer spring screw. All 94 parts for $100 AR 15 A2 Front Sight 3 Barrel Nut 5 Castle Nut 1 A2 Stock End Cap 6 M16 Disconnector 5 AR15 Disconnector 1 Safety Lever 6 Gas Key w/screws 2 Extractor 4 Bolt Cam 1 A2 Buttstock Screw 3 Accuwedge 2 Firing Pin Retainer 5 A2 Buttstock Spacer 2 Foward Assist Rollpin 13 Auto Sear 3 Grip Screw 2 NB Hammer 1 Forward Assist 1 Safety Detent Spring 12 Gas Tube Roll Pin 5 Trigger Spring 8 Hammer Spring 8 Magazine Release Spring 6 Dust Cover 2 Dust Cover Pin 3 DC Pin C Clip 75 DC Spring 5 Trigger/Hammer Pin 11 Bolt Catch Detent 7 Pivot Pin 1 Takedown Pin 3 Pin Detent 11 Safety Detent 4 Pin Detent Spring 4 FA Spring 2 Bolt Catch Detent Spring 7 Disconnector Spring 6 Rear Sight Housing 2 Rear Sight Dial 2 A2 Swivel Screw 7 All AR parts for $300 M14 Parts 6x Firing Pin $20ea M14 Front Barrel Band 12 $10ea M14 Gas Piston 2 $15ea M14 Cartridge Guide 2 $15ea M14 Safety Spring 23 $2ea M14 Operating Rod Spring Guide 3 $20ea M14 Gas Cylinder Plug 2 $8ea M14 Magazine Latch 3 $15ea M14 Flash Suppressor Nut 3 $5ea M14 Front Sight 1 $25 All M14 parts for $150 Misc Parts M1911 USGI Barrel $75ea Remington 870 Tigger Assembly $45 Remington 1100 Trigger Assembly $80 Remington Pre Model 11 Receiver $150 Browning A5 Light 12 Receiver $60 FN Browning A5 Receiver $25 L1A1 Flash Hider $20 Colt Automatic 32acp Slide Blued $100 Remington Rand M1911 stripped slide, minor surface rust, does not feel or appear pitted. $350

Big price drop, would like these out of my way this weekend. $550

Big price drop, would like these to be out of my way by this weekend $650.

I have a bunch of stacks for different shotguns and rifles, each will be listed below with the price. Anything notable about them will be listed as well. If shipping is required that will be covered by the buyer. I won’t be driving too far for a single stock sale. Bundle for deals. Unless otherwise noted these are for 12ga shotguns. I can take more pictures on request. Picture 1: 1- Remington 1187 Buttstock - $60 2- Winchester Model 12 Buttstock - $50 3- Browning A5 Buttstock - SOLD 4- Steven’s Favorite 22lr Buttstock - $75 5- Remington 1100 20ga Forearm (crack repaired) - $50 6- Winchester 1400 Forearm - $50 7- Remington 1187 Forearm - $75 8- Marlin 336 30-30 Buttstock - SOLD 9- Remington 870 Forearm (light) - $40 10- Remington 870 Forearm (dark) - $40 Buy all of picture 1 for $300 Picture 2: 1 & 2- M1 Garand Forearm wood, unstained and unfinished no metal NIB - $20 ea 3- M1 Garand Stock, recontoured by the pistol grip and cheek comb - $50 4- M1 Garand Stock, reprofiled to look like a Monte Carlo stock - $50 5- M1 Garand Stock Set, no metal or barrel bands - $75 6- M1 Garand Stock Set, no metal or barrel bands - $75 7- M1 Carbine Stock Set, no barrel band - SOLD 8- M1 Carbine Handguard - $20 ea 9- Ruger 10/22 Pink Laminate Stock - SOLD 10- M14 Stock, refinished all metal present select fire cuts, circle p and cartouche - SOLD 11- M14 Stock, sanded all metal present select fire cuts, square P - $60 12- M14 Stock, sanded all metal present select fire cuts - $60 13- Federal Ordnance Mini 14 Underfolder, complete w/ handguard - SOLD Buy all of picture 2 for $350 Buy it all for $600 Open to offers and trades

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SOLD

Bump, will be in the fall creek falls area this weekend.

Bump, will be in the fall creek falls area this weekend.

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It has but his hopes are to provide the best customer service he can and put out rifles with far superior accuracy than the “well” guns being mass produced. So far he is achieving that.

Here are a couple of rifles he recently completed. The tan is a custom mix Cerakote he calls Black Armor Guns Dark Earth (BAGDE) and the other is a Damascus patterned rifle in Armor Black and a custom mixed muted Titanium.

I’ll start by saying my affiliation with the company I’m talking about is through a friendship with the owner, years of working with his family and our years in the same unit in the military (only a decade or so apart). Byron started Black Armor Guns earlier this year and has worked with AMU (Army Marksmanship Unit) personnel to achieve the quality of rifles he’s now building. The attention to detail he applies it far superior to any other high end AR I’ve used, nothing leaves his hands unless it’s as absolutely perfect. Innovations within his company are an ongoing process to ensure the highest quality is achieved while not completely breaking the bank. He is currently building two models; one being the Door Kicker meant for daily use and personal protection but still competition ready and the Champion which is a fully spec’d competition rifle. Next on the horizon is an AR-10 variant that is still being tested. The levels of accuracy being achieved by both models is sub MOA with factory off the shelf ammo. I spent several years working with a smith in Springfield building bolt actions and achieving sub MOA wasn’t always achievable with factory ammo and hours of load development were required to achieve the best results. Each rifle is hand built by him and each customer experience with him is individualized. I wanted to share his accomplishment because he’s a great friend and always there to provide a hand. Here are some links for the aforementioned rifles. https://fb.watch/n21ejnPu8U/

Bump, will be in Nashville on Monday.

Bump, price adjustment, keeping the gator grips for another pistol later. Image is a factory one to show the grips it will come with.

Saturday bump.

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This is an unfired Auto Ordnance 1911A1 case hardened (1911GCH). I put black alligator skin grips on it, it comes with the original wood grips as well and has 1 magazine. I thought I wanted a BBQ gun but have changed my mind as I keep going back to my Ithica M1911 or one of 6” 1911s as my carry pistol. Looking for $1100. Keeping the gator grips, pistols will be sold with factory wood grips. Looking to keep it close to Clarksville as my 3 jobs keep me occupied 6 days a week. May be interested in trades, I mostly like 1911s and revolvers in 357 but will entertain others. Cash can go either way for the right deal. I’m not interested in polymer pistols or AR/AK platforms.

When applied correctly it will hold up just fine for average use. Heavy use/in and out of a holster continuously will start showing wear on the trigger guard (assuming that is the point of retention). Companies like Lipsey’s will use Cerakote on some of their special edition pistols. They seem to hold up well with average use, but again with heavy use I’d leave it alone or see if the company offers a color close that the polymer is made from that colors pellets. Good luck in your search.