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Probably wouldn't be any quieter than .22 subs through a can.

The Ti looks odd to me.

Welcome Spear.

They're also making the new drum for the Puma PPS. The (2) BDM stick mags I own work very well.

Cool. I know that Ruger now makes many products including Calloway golf clubs in their Pinetree Castings division, who also casts Ruger's gun parts as well.

75 down here. Running the A/C.

I wonder what they were worth?

I want replacement bolt knobs for my Anschutz's (I hate the plastic knobs they came with), a threaded muzzle adapter for my S&W 2206 and I'm still talking myself into a S&W M&P15-22 threaded barrel.

They're buying in volume in order to offer at that price. :thumb:

I hate to hear anyone in the industry go under.

Site was off line for a little while. Bad news for us rimfire junkies.

He sure can make em look good.

I have a 36x scope on a Russian CM-2 .22lr bench rifle that I shoot at 50yards. I don't think there is a limit. Whatever best gets the job done.

Leave the firearms to the NRA, if you support them. The other items to the charities those orgs are associated with. Your name shall be inscribed and you will live forever.

Got me beat all to hell. I've had a couple bad spells in my life where I've been forced to sell dozens of firearms. Some of them very fine firearms. Doo Doo occurs.

I see what you mean. I hate to store disassembled firearms. Parts always seem to come up missing.

Hell, if I applied that criteria to my collection I'd have to sell 95% of my firearms. I own guns I haven't even seen in years.

Firearms are ALWAYS worth more in original condition. Maybe not today but someday. You could be destroying a valuable antique for your great grandchildren.

I love full stocks and yours is beautiful! :thumb:

No guitars for me but after all said and done I've got $3200 invested into my FS2000. And that's all wholesale dealer prices.

I'd like to mash the bang button on that one a few hundred times.

There used to be a shooting game played somewhere in the US where benchrest shooters would fire .22's at golf balls mounted on tees at different ranges. Directly behind the ball would be a vertical plywood backstop with a hole slightly larger than the ball. The object, knock the ball through the hole with the shot. The catch, the ball is offset to the hole so you'll have to use english as in billiards. I want to try this game someday.

Never relent and don't forget to support the NRA, or pro 2nd amendment group of your choice.

You can't go wrong with an 1100.