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Good work and I know it isn't easy, I did the spider on my Spike's lower.

There needs to be better shooting games for the Wii and XBox. Airsoft can help, I have one I use in the house and garage.

Check midways prices on CCI I was shocked, they beat Wallie World and sportsmans Warehouse and Midway has never taken advantage on shipment either.

Friends laugh with us, even if we're the one who hurts like hell >:D

Welcome to the forum!

I think WOW would be an appropriate comment. Wish I could do that!

If I win the lottery the Browning 1911 Commemorative set with the 1911-22 and 1911-45 in the walnet case. As If!

I assume my Nerf rifle doesn't count :grin:

1911 .45acp or other .45acp semi-automatic 12ga pump AR in 5.56mm with a .50 Beowulf upper also Rossi Pick 4 .410 GA / 20 GA / .22LR / .243 Only counts as one according to ATF Flintlock rifle .50 calber I think that covers all the bases from fun to survival.

Not good!

The study being paid for with tax dollars you can bet.

Marlin 60 went into production in 1960. I think the first rifle we learn on teaches a a great deal, because a kids mind is geared to figuring it out on their own. I could throw a pretty good curveball until a Jr High coach showed me the right way to do it.

The CMMG .22 upper is $195 cheaper than the Spikes .22 upper

Most likely a CMMG 22lr upper for my Spikes rifle.

Not in the main news because Obama, Holder and Napolitano don't want it there.

There prices are very reasonable, I may have to look here for a .22 upper in the future.

I'm sure I could never do justice to a custom target set-up like that, but the price isn't really out there, I've got that much tied up in my 10/22 with the cost of rifle, trigger, stock and scope. Plus while mine is very accurate I'd never call it a tack driver, I've got it set up to rapidly engage 4-10 inch targets between 25 and 50 yards.

I haven't had time to disassemble it today, plus I have a sinus headache and little screws and springs would be a bad idea right now. I do want to check for wear and the ejector (I remembered catching a cleaning rag on it as I was cleaning out the mag well and feed ramp.

I'll check it.

Top rear held in place by 2 screws with star style lock washers

I have a Browning Buckmark Camper which I've had for at least 11 years, it has been scrupulously cleaned (I'd err to the over cleaned side, military habits can be hard to break) and lubed during those years. I took it to the range today and was having trouble with Failure to Return to Battery. It only happens after firing a round, never when racking the slide or when releasing it from the bolt catch. I could turn the pistol slightly and see when it didn't return and push it forward by hand and all was fine. I think I've narrowed it down to 1 of 2 things. First, the Site Mounting Base could be on to tight and causing drag as it comes forward. I don't remove it everytime, but I'd never had torque values for the screws until today and I found a decent priced torque driver on Amazon. I honestly think this is the most likely problem. so I'll probably order new screws and washers from Browning. However, I do wonder if the recoil spring needs to be replaced also, the pistol has between 1300 and 1400 rounds through it. Thoughts! I know it isn't ammo related because I was using CCI Mini-Mags when it started and for several magazines worth afterwards. I then switched to Federal and had the same problem at the about the same rate. Feel free to toss ideas at me, I'm at most a very mechanically inclined novice gun tinkerer, with enough sense to realize when I need a gunsmith.

One of my requirements for a holster is one I can easily remove without having to undo my belt, and I like them made of leather.

Glad to have you with us.

Hey the best one is the one that feels right, same is true for self defense guns.

They make me a jolly good fellow.....