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Now that is the way to cure the Monday blahs :grin:

I would suspect it is an after-market stock, even with the Ruger embelm on the bottom of the grip.

ditto on what they said join and do try to find your state level group also

I like that camo scheme.

I just ordered the Ross Uninletted Thumbhole Stock from Boyd's for my Marlin 925R, keep your fingers crossed I didn't make a 68 doolar mistake and screw-up this stock. http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/ROSS-UNINLET-STOCK-PL-p/403-048-ft.htm

It can be difficult to find aftermarket parts for Marlin .22s, even the Model 60 which has been around forever. Being a leftie, few bullpups appeal to me, I've had enough hot brass down my collar :-[.

84 here and crazy windy

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Glad to have you :thumb:

Snowed Friday morning, cold damp all weekend, had a hail storm yesterday that covered the ground, suppose to be low 60s today, then mid 70s tomorrow (range here I come) and 80 by Wednesday.

Kewl! We have neighborhoods in the South Valley you can get ammo by just going down the street, but they are strays from the drive-bys :-[

Were you going to load ammo in this one or just destroy vampires and blind the rest? >:D

I like that Sharps, but the furniture in the low wall is impressive.

The wife and I went to the Gun & Blade Show at the New Mexico Expo (state fairgrounds) today and had a very good time. The crowds have come back to normal, there was plenty of ammo and reloading supplies to be had, some a bit pricey still, but they are coming down, even saw .380 at several stalls. One thing I must say, we often go to other types of shows there and the crowds and vendors are much different. If someone bumps you at the gun show they almost always say "Excuse me." At car shows you might get one depending on the types of cars being shown. Arts & Craft fairs forget it, you'll be lucky if they don't blame you. Gun vendors have got to be the friendliest people, they want your business, but a willing to just chat also. I picked up a nice rifle bag for my 10/22 in ACU camo and a New Mexico Sport Shooters Association patch (I've been a member for a couple of years) but this is the first time they've had the patch, now I can add it to my shooting jacket. Hunny Bunny picked up info on the NRA Whittington Center here in NM, plus stuff on a woman's shooting group. She suprised me she was looking at pocket knives with Damascus blades, and told me coming home she'd like one so I think I'll get her a Böker one for Mother's Day. All in all a nice day with my "Better Half". PS also got me a great white bratwurst with saurekraut, one of the reason for going to Expo NM

Handbasket + Country =======>Hell

Glad to have you.

Cool beans!

Reporters should be fined for poor wording :grin:

dat prudy!!!!!!!!

....and comic books and movies. Look what Max Payne has done for the Taurus Judge.

NM is a "shall issue state" license is good for 4 years, with a range portion requalification at 2 years. The requalification will most likely disappear next legislative session. The NM Sports Shooters Association (state NRA) have been improving the law almost every year since it was passed in 2005 or 2006.

With that number of people shooting black rifles it also changes the dynamic within gun owners themselves. I firmly believe that when the Assault Weapons Ban was done many traditional shooters didn't get involved because they wouldn't own one of those. However, once the shooting public fully realized it was just the first step in an attempt to get rid of all guns, the diverse groups of shooters started coming together to protect all aspects of shooting and gun ownership. The AWB did more to motivate gun owners than anything else has done. PS I only used the word assault because the opponents did and fully realize a true assault weapon most be capable of full auto.

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The wmen won't be blue :thumb:

Welcome to the group, sounds like you already have the addiction.