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Maks, want me to bring mine tomorrow? You do have to watch out for the Century's. Some of them had a lot of shortcuts taken by grinding down the bolt face and leaving to much of a bolt gap. I lucked out, the guy who put mine together must not have been drunk yet. With my loads and iron sights it was moa at 100yds.

Beautiful, nothing like a Belgian Browning. Good luck with it.

Semper Fi, to the Walking Dead. Welcome.

Watched it last night, got to love The Gunny

Yes, I have a C91 Sporter clone of the G3

They are the Old Charlie Brenners if you're is familiar with that shop. OK, I am dating myself but I still call it that.

Extremely simple. Buy it and follow the instructions.

I love when sports fans talk about their favorite teams and use words like we or you as if they had any thing to do with the team winning or losing by yelling at the TV from their favorite chair drinking beer and eating chips. Like we won or we lost or you lost. You get the idea. OK, now back to the topic, no replies

I was thinking side saddle if it was in that spot.

Matt, there is even talk about a bris, :shock: whether needed or not I would stay away for a while.

Matt is in the poop seat now.

Dude, don't sell it, I have some ideas. Let me do a little research. Where on the reciever is it?

Dude, that was bad.

Yes, that's it. They have a few lakes I want to paddle in.

No lashing, you like what you like. Series 1 Kimbers were great guns, they slipped with some of the Series II. I have a Warrior that has been a top notch pistol. But I don't drink Vodka, I like Tequila. I really like Dan Wessons as well. Shot a few Springfields and an STI, both great guns.

$250? I did not look at it I was calling around looking for a used one. I would have bought it if I was not doing a build and it is in good shape.

International is the full length stock.

I will

Cheyenn Mth Outf had a used 10/22 international for sale. They are sweet looking if you want to keep it stock.

thanks, I will check it out.

Which area is that Total. Do they still allow lead shot?

He probably wants advice on components for his loads. :roll: No I don't, but I could make something up for you.

Break out the whips With the price comes fitting. Generally the more expensive the gun the more hand fitting was required to put it together. More attention to detail is given to the trigger pull and more bells an whistles. I have shot a variety of 1911's from rack grade military to Wilson Combat. They all went bang and if that is all you want a gun for then its your gun, but if you shoot a variety of them you will feel the differnce between these pistols, from the trigger pull to the tighness of the slide and barrel fit. A Springfield Loaded is an excellent gun for the money. If all you want is a RIA than get one and enjoy it. They will all go bang when the hammer falls.

I believe Simmons and Tasco are the same thread. I don't think it is a common thread between all scopes.

Cosmo or Crisco, what's the difference?