jeff43

I’m in,XL THANKS!

I like this!! They make everything simple and clear.

I don’t OC in public, just like some of you I thinks it draws a lot of unwanted attention. I like the element of surprise.Just my opinion. I do OC on my farm sometimes, but hardly leave the house without something on me, handgun , shotgun or rifle.I’m lucky, I’m out in the sticks, where I can pee or shoot off my back porch.

Yeah I’ve had that happen in Murfreesboro,Woodbury and McMinnville. Come flying up behind me and follow me for a while about 6 or 8 feet behind me . I’d LOVE to brake check them when they do that.

Yeah, kinda makes you want to puke a little.

I guess this is kind of off topic , but thought I’d pot these pics of a 2006 Aim Surplus catalog I saved.

Has anybody got a reply???

Pm sent

No, I don’t think so. I’ve seen them numerous times doing that. There is some purpose to it, just don’t know what. Thought some of y’all might know. Just curious.

Do you guess they would like it if you shined one back at them when you drove by

I travel a lot at night, early morning from Murfreesboro going home from work. I see a lot of law cars /SUV’s backed into a spot or sitting on a cut through at the media at night with their spotlight shining across lanes of traffic.So when you pas by them the spot light shines through your car as you go by. Anybody know what the purpose of this is?

Yep your right

Hard to tell, has a kick pad like would be on a shotgun, and the fore end looks wider than a 760.

Is that a Remington 870?Or a 760 rifle?

Very true!

I bought a Yugo SKS from Aim surplus years ago with C&R’s, looked mint and came with a log book for $109

Yeah , used to buy MAK90’ for $275 up to $400.Still got one I bought NIB FOR $400 OTD, and I still got a like new MAK milled receiver I gave $400 for. I thought that was high at the time. One of the first Mosin M44’s I still have I gave $30 for . Got 440 round spam cans of 7.62x54R $44 each.

I’ve already put about 200 rounds through it. Shoots (groups) better than I thought it would. Really happy with it for the money.I’ve ordered a leather pancake style holster for it.

Found a new Wrangler at a great price.Been looking for a birds heads grip,like the way they look withe the grip and shorter barrel.

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!!

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.