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In Royal Blue, this Gun has NEVER been fired!. It was manufactured in 1968.. comes with the original box, Gaping tool and manual. Best offer Like this: The asking price for this stunning beauty is $3900.00. The first person to post "I'll take it" will be first in line for purchase - to be followed with PM to exchange details to close out the sale. The pictures Speak for themselves. Up for Sale is a 4" barreled Colt Python

Awesome. I have a tool set and im gunna give it a go. I just wanted to make sure i had a backup plan. Im fairly confident i can handle it.

I'm going to VERY TEMPORARILY lock this thread. I spoke with the OP. We're not looking to have bidding wars happening in the background. He's working right now, but he's going to decide a firm price and come back later tonight to update the post reflecting that. Then, the first to post, "I'll take it" will get it as per the rules. Remember, we want to keep all of this transparent and on the up-and-up. Thank you! @ Downtownv - when you're ready, either PM the mods or use the report button and we'll unlock this thread. Update: Thread is unlocked! Buyers welcome!

This proves people as a whole really ARE stupid.

Stop at Shooters, right off Exit 58 on the Parkway on Rt. 539, and give the local dealers some business.

F them both. They cowarded to the left. Dont use them.

A 28" or 30" O/U will do it all, and look good doing it. No matter what you choose, if you are participating in a regulation clay sport, you won't be loading more than two most of the time. You gain no advantage from having a large mag in skeet or trap. Invest in a quality full set of extended choke tubes too.

Thank you Mrs. P for your help and guidance.

Pick up a few basic tools if you don't already have them. A set of punches will come in handy for many small jobs. Watch a few videos and do it yourself. Don't expect to do it was quickly. Be careful with springs and such that might pop out and get lost. If you get stuck, come here and ask for help.

Give it a try, if you can't get it send me a PM. I am in Middlesex and i can help you out with it.

Oprod is marked 7.62

Beautiful - It's marked as .30 Cal but it's .308?

I prefer a 26" barrel, swings faster. You really need to try a few to get an idea of length. There is no benefit getting a barrel size greater than 26" except for personal preference. Any shooting games like skeet or trap is all about how you swing the gun. Some people do better with short 26" others with 30" heavy guns. You won't know until you try. Semi autos can also be tricky. My a400 loves to short cycle with light target loads if I'm not hard into the stock. It's entirely due to the recoil reduction system in the stock that absorbs heavy shot for faster follow ups when using high velocity 3 1/2 shot.

I believe in the protection of several rights in the Constitution and I've always supported the right to bear arms by individuals. When I was younger I heard a lot of celebrities and politicians talk about guns. I knew they had no idea what they were talking about already due to how they had said video games have caused an increase in violence when every statistic indicates otherwise, and that they were misrepresenting some things about firearms that were easily researched. Mind you, I couldn't tell you the difference between 9mm and 5.56 at the time, except one is a "pistol round" and the other a "rifle round." The best I could have done was say that .50 cal is "big"

Usually; pressure vessels go through different types of testing prior to certification. Usually not x-Ray as far as I know. One of my customers is Naval Research Labs, they do extensive testing on body armor using X-ray spectrometer machines. They use one of my companies rotating anode x-ray generators, and a home brew detection system to process the images. It’s a pretty cool setup. I would think that you could get a very general idea of the condition of the plates using a a medical type plate image, but to really examine the structure of all the micro fractures of the material, you’d need some specialized imaging equipment and software. This isn’t a subject I know much about, but I know people who do. I can talk to one of our material analysis scientists and find out more information on how the testing is done, and the best way to go about this. Edit: https://www.bodyarmornews.com/body-armor-x-ray/ https://www.nist.gov/news-events/news/2017/10/new-way-test-body-armor https://www.army.mil/article/110441/New_Armor_Inspection_System_ensures_ballistic_plates_safe_for_deploying_Soldiers/ https://bioresources.cnr.ncsu.edu/resources/tensile-and-flexural-properties-of-a-newly-developed-bulletproof-vest-using-a-kenaf-x-ray-film-hybrid-composite/

Well I had one, but deleted it. It just wouldn't paste in properly. Anyway, it was a groaner. So take this one instead.

I disagree! I see one critical difference here... on this lawsuit, the main 2A orgs in the state are finally working together, without any notable exceptions! This is a great development. It's one that I figured might be coming, when some months ago Alex Roubian was featured on Anthony Colandro's radio show, but nonetheless, I'm glad to see it's come to fruition. I'm hoping this partnership holds together and becomes a permanent 2A strategy within the state. So, sure, I'm happy to see the lawsuit itself.. but I'm even happier at the collaborative union the announcement reveals. It's smart... very smart!

Leave the c-bund a little loose and you can slide into it like a tshirt.

I was born in NJ, too, as well as have many family and friends still there. I left a year ago, and I'm much happier in the Poconos. Don't move back to NJ.

This should be a P S A .