jeff43

I’ve found a new one bronze finish, black grips for around $260 OTD

Nice looking .

How does it group?

Yeah I’ve looked at a some in a couple different shops.I like the looks of them, but don’t know how well they shoot. Heard some bad things about the Wranglers, just thought about trying one if I could find one cheap. I got a Single six the groups ok, I guess the Revolvers are hard to get use to after shooting MKI’s and MKII’s for years.They shoot a ragged hole.

I’m looking for a reasonably priced Ruger Wrangler with the birds head grip and 3.75” barrel.22LR cal. Thanks , let me know if you have one

I get sticker shock every day I wake up! Eating, insurances,just trying to live from day to day cost a hell of a lot more than you make!I got my house insurance premium for this year and it’s going from $1600 to $1732 a year.This Country is going to $hit fast, I hate to see it in 3 more years if we’re around. Really feel sorry for my Kids and Grandkids!!

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I looking for some Dillion primer pick up tubes. Really need 1or 2 for small primers, but would take 1 for large primers also.I know I can order them, but they kill you on shipping.Let me know if anybody has a couple for sale or any other Dillion stuff. Thanks Jeff

Still looking, found some up at a pawn shop in Cookville for $100 for 20 rounds

I think they had some at the Outpost Armory today in Murfreesboro

This . Just unscrew the windage screw (counter clockwise) all the way out and lift the sight blade out.should be a spring behind it.Best I remember they can be a little harder to get back in, I’ve took out and replaced several in MKII’s which is about the same sight.Shop Ruger has them and probably Brownells

Williams/Lisk 22 Rimfire Submachine Gun Specifications/History Name: Williams/Lisk 22 Rim-Fire Submachine Gun Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Operation: Gas-operated; belt-fed; open bolt Cyclic Rate: 1,500 to 2,700 rounds per minute (adjustable with a knob at the rear of the gun) Weight: 12 Pounds Unloaded / 22 Pounds with 1,000-round belt (presumably 40-grain round nose) Length: 26-inches Stock: None (some mockups featured a wire stock similar to the M3 Grease gun)

Now that would be fun!! Looks like a space gun.

I carry my Glock 26 mostly because you can use a10 round up to a 33 round mag in it if needed, but do carry my 19’s also. Love my 642 and 638 Smiths also. And don’t forget about the Keltec 3AT (380) with a belt clip,light and thin!

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Looking for some 35 Remington factory ammo PM me if you have any with the price. Thanks

I had a Taurus model 66 357 mag 4” a few years back that I wish I’d kept. Had a good trigger and was super accurate! I have some Ruger 357’s now, I seem to like those better than the Smiths. Although I do have some 38 special snubby Smiths.Also had a Taurus 605 357 snubby I really liked and wish I’d kept. It grouped really good.

Is anybody surprised?

That’s what I do too, but I’m running a little low on room and ammo cans have got way to expensive too. I got a bunch of 30 and 50 cal. I gave $3 and$5 for years back

Ok, thanks to all of you. I was just looking for another option other than the ammo cans.

Can you get or make bags to fit say 500 to 1000 rounds of 7.62x39 at a time ? In there factory boxes?

Anybody here do this or tried it. I’m looking for a more compact way to store ammo . I’ve got GI ammo cans with ammo , powder , primers running or my eyeballs. Just running out of room for them.And they are getting more expensive !Would using a vacuum sealer to on factory ammo in their boxes be a good idea or not?

Probably those 300 round packs of the Winchester Super X yellow boxes. They are $40 or $41

Your a Damn tough man! Glad you made it through it alive and got your gun back.You really got to watch out for shady people you deal with on selling or buying anything and always be armed! I’ve been lucky I guess, most of the people dealt with have been good people.

It’s not just handguns!! Long guns too!