Greydaddy

I knew they were separate stores now, but was wondering if carried as much accessories(?) and ammo, and reloading supplies, and all that "rot".

Good one Maks. :hope:

I haven't been to Cheyenne Mt. yet. Do they carry as much stuff as Harry's had?

I have a .357 Sig barrel for my P226 .40 S&W. There's no serial number on it. It's legal.

Celray, pm sent.

I'm an Uzi? I don't believe it! :shock:

What'cha makin Celray?

I had to have a certification of firearms training and use when I applied for the Florida CCW permit, and I think (I forget) I had to show a copy of the certificate for other permits as well.

Maks---what are you, a wuss? Only kidding. Don't kick me off!

I have the 226 and love it. Used it for handgun certification.

RayRay, I'm not saying. It was over 50 yrs. ago, though! :shhh:

:greetings-waveyellow: Hi there.

Been closed quite a few years now.

Funneeeeeee!

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IMO, it,s the best one in our area.

That's cool Ray Ray. 8-) I was stationed at Hickam with the Navy, way back.

Uhhh, Aloha from BAYONNE? :?

I haven't actually done any comparison testing myself, so I'm going by written testimony. It may be because of the high cost of equipment needed to produce a hammer forged barrel, but the better barrel makers use cut, button or broach rifled barrels. Cut stresses the metal the least. The hammer forged barrels are used in mass production, but that's not to say they couldn't or wouldn't be accurate. JMO.

Yes.

Welcome, JJOE. Did you hiccup?

Sorry, Maks. Have all I need and more! What are you buying?

No! Cut, button, hammer forged, in that order.

I guess it's about ten years or so, that I've been reloading. Presently reloading 14 different cartridges on a single stage RCBS Rockchucker. I just enjoy doing it, and have the satisfaction of making my own ammo.

Great shooting! Stubby little things aren't they?