Microgunner

I'm not sure but I thought Black Dog Machine makes 15-22 magazines. I use their magazines in my CMMG Sierra and like them very much.

Welcome to T22. My experience with detachable handles is very limited, I've owned only one, from my Colt M4 OPS. It was a good handle but seemed no better or worse than the many others I've handled, having been in the firearms business for the past 26 years. My first AR was a fixed handle and, with the exception of the Umarex/Colt, all the rest have been flat tops only. I've examined one airsoft handle and from a quick glance it looked no different. I've never warmed up to handles though.

So many attachments, so few rails.

No self respecting mall ninja would be caught without one.

Hell yeah!

Techmike knows a lot about fitting rails to the Colt. Maybe he'll chime in.

I'm thinking about one of those sonic cleaners. How well does it work?

Got the revolver back today. They reamed the chambers and reblued the cylinder. Did a beautiful job. Sent six fired cases with the revolver so I'm assuming it works now. Yea!!

Welcome to T22. You're gonna like that rifle.

:laugh:

Revenge

For many years I've been a fan of Hoppe's no.9, Corrosion X oil and Rig Universal gun grease. I also use Gun Scrubber and CLP.

OMG! I laughed hard enough to hurt a rib.

That makes for a worrisome nickel you saved on that shot. Don't do that again damn it! :-)

That sucks. Now you're going to have to look into the ejection port prior to each shot to be certain your bolt is fully seated until the rifle proves trustworthy again. Could be the beginning effect of a high round count in a zinc bolt group.

How bizarre.

Your firing pin probably stuck in the firing position from all the gunk and was pushed back by the OOB. Glad no one or nothing was damaged.

I think a comma would have been advantageous in there. Hilarious.

Man, that's a fine looking rifle. Whatcha gonna hunt with that monster?

That's a shoulder thumper for sure. Good luck.

Welcome from Florida.

That's a good looking rifle with some great looking wood.

Thanks for the tip brother, I'll keep an eye out.

Not mine. It's screen image virtually disappears in bright light.

I had to send it back to Taylor's. The ammo wouldn't seat deeply enough in the charge holes and dragged on the recoil shield to the point of total cylinder lock up. I thought Italian law required all firearms to be proof fired. They must've used magic cartridges to test this one then. Who knows when I'll get it back. Didn't get to fire a single round. Good thing it's pretty because that's all it's got going for it so far.