Murgatroy

It is built in a tried and tested platform, from a known seller (if not manufacturer,) I might buy one.

First step, don't post it to the internet. Second step, research the laws and make it right.

My only Snubbie is an Armscor M206, it is a hoss and solid at that. Given your options, you can never go wrong with a Ruger.

We were just in a similar situation, got the wife a `17 Nissan Rogue for the same cost (assuming with your first post numbers.) AWD, and it had a back up camera. She gets 35MPG mixed. I had never owned a Nissan before and never would have thought twice about one if this one hadn't caught my eye.

A lot of folks dislike rail guns, or any 1911 with features that didn't come on the Mil-Spec 1911A2.

Been without cable for 5 years? $70 a month on internet, I have Amazon Prime for shipping (so I guess it comes out to be like $12 a month,) we have Hulu as $10 and Netflix at $13? So yeah we are still well under the $150 a month we used to pay.

I honestly thought it was an authorized copy of the 10/22. There are many out there, Magnum Research makes one as well.

I have the Compact version of it, it is the size of my G19s, but all steel. It is so soft and smooth shooting. Mine has the slide mounted safety/decocker. I love it, if my Glocks weren't just... eh, I hate to say better, but... well, better, I would own more and daily it. It is sitting next to my desk now.

I feel dirty for having neglected TGO in favor of FB... I just followed and all that. Forgive me.

I wonder if it would be legal Australia, I think lever actions are still legal there, with a lot of red tape.

Mumbley Peg. I had an old boot knife that was great for this.

If you aren't doing this with your AK, you are doing it wrong.

I have a membership at Point Blank here in Louisville KY. My daughter and I shoot there nearly every week for an hour or two. They are clean, inviting and at the price, a deal for a temperamental teenager who doesn't want to go shooting, but doesn't want to leave once she starts. I guess I am one of the bad guys for LGS as I went to the corporate and pay $60 a month for unlimited range time, with a guest, free transfers, a 5% discount on all purchases and a free class a month, oh and I shoot free at any location nationally. I get it, but as a consumer, that is a hell of a deal.

Man am I glad to be in Kentucky. TN just keeps complicating it. I have my CCDW up here, but in July we go Constitutional Carry. I will keep my permit for reciprocity though.

I guess it is different for me, not having to pay for TICS, but I tend to go to Buds when they have them on sale and grab them at the ~$50 range by the handful. I have several full builds and quite a few lowers still laying around that I don't know what to do with.

OMG! I have a Glock Beta Mag that would be PERFECT! I knew I needed one of these.

I am glad I didn't do anything rash. I rented the Micro 9 this afternoon. It kept dropping the mag and failing to feed every other round. I did ~15 rounds and took it back to the counter. I keep trading off my AKMs and then regretting it.

He is still out there. He has been working on his car a bit lately. I will let him know he is missed.

I am out of state, so I am not selling local to the board. I am just curious how to price... I have a Century RAS47 Magpul, approximately 5(?) Magpul AK mags and ~1000 rounds of mixed steel case 7.62x39mm. I never shoot it. It sits in the safe. I am a Glock guy, but I don't own a 1911. I am a 9x19mm devout. However yesterday I handled a Kimber Micro 9, and I decided I can not live without two in my life. I can find them at the $500 price point at both Point Blank and Buds here. I am thinking of asking $1000? Is that reasonable?

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Real customer service would have been getting the cat some lessons.

Michael Mann, the Director/Producer of Heat and Collateral has a proven record of doing it right.

When I was a kid, we were coming off the mountain after a day of work. We ran over a rattler. Threw it in the back of the Bronco. A few miles down the road I mentioned it was still alive and striking. It was surreal.

That red chipotle one was really good. Thanks for the heads up.

In reality I have gotten really fond of the bore snakes, I have them in all major calibers. Those and some oil, a brass brush for the rest.