matt6669

yeah its not me making them i don't have teh skillz lol guy said he'd need like a 100 bucks to make it worth his time so clearly thats a no lol M

yip apparently, ill pass it along Thanks guys

geez you guys are cheap. You can buy 40 dollar ones from cabelas and ish that fall apart in 3 seconds. This thing will actually last. Guess I'll tell the guy there doesn't seem to be a market for em.

So quick question, how much would you guys be willing to pay for this spinner target setup if someone was making them for resell. On the left and the right up high you have metal spinners that just spin vertically. In the middle up high you have a spinner thats quite difficult to hit but very fun to try and hit that spins horizontally. Then on the bottom you got ducks and beer bottles that are actually attached to rubber straps so when you hit the target, they rock backwards but then stand straight back up again so this setup you never have to resetup your target like other .22 setups. Lastly in the front there is a steel ramp that protects all of the rubber and bolts behind etc. Last note, these are only for .22. The guy may do heavier steel targets down the road but wants to see if there is a market for these yet. PS they will come UNPAINTED. so how much would you pay for this nice made in the USA .22 target?

ohhh boy i hope all is well ray!

jealousy that you get to shoot during the week yes playing with that old codger no haha I can't wait for frank to come on here and start ribbing me now lol

y r u signing up for old bridge if your moving? lol

patiently awaits lunkers boresighter......

playing a lot with oldschool now boy do I feel sorry for you

Ditto what Tony said. When I picked up my 625 off the board, the previous owner had the screw WAYYYYYYYYYYY out. I tightened that biotch back in and now I get perfect primer strikes every time. On another note my 686 will shoot and eat anything without ever a hiccup.

you move?? :sarcastichand: If I had my own house I'd be all over this. This is a great Karma. Will keep my eyes open for yours too vj

Alec he is in Wayne, NJ right off of Rt. 23. Wouldn't be too far of a trip for you. Give dan an I'm in and see if you win it at the end of the "auction"

I feel so proud my idea is taking off. Good job Dan. I've seen your garage, you got at least another 2 years of good karma to go

I possibly may be selling my SKS with a bunch of ammo so stay posted

That's just old age, nothing to worry about!

http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=OQnU1t7UzgM I wanna go to this

as far as I'm aware as long as they don't share the same last name as you then yes you can

yes they moved because they lost their license in NJ. Petros I honestly wouldn't waste your time. The only nice this is that IMA is literally 2 blocks over so you can hit both of them. So if your going to stop by IMA i guess poke a head into sarco since your out there

So Eric and I took a ride down to Sarco this morning because today was their grand opening for their brand new store. And all I can say is I won't be back any time in the near or far future. This place utterly and entirely blows now. I feel like I'm in a store WORSE than a NJ Gunstore. First thing you notice when walking in the door is it's no longer the dark dusty sarco anymore. They have a ton of lights, and you see wait for it, wait for it, wait for it, friggin GLASS CASES. ARE YOU KIDDING ME!!!?????? THIS IS PA SINCE WHEN DOES A GUN SHOP USE GLASS CASES. Well maybe they are just putting the really expensive guns in the glass an leaving the cheaper stuff free to the touching. NEGATIVE. Every single one of their guns are locked up. They also didn't have anyone working the floor, so if you wanted to see a gun, you had to go wait in line, ask someone to help you and then they would come out and unlock a case or a gun for you. I've never been in such a mood to not buy a gun from a place, I think I've had a warmer gun shopping experience at the bullethole than the new Sarco. And to top it off, their prices weren't all that fantastic. They had mosins for 96 bucks which is fairly decent, yugo mausers for I think 275 and up which in my opinion is about 50 dollars too high across the board. I didn't see a single psl. They had one Finn that we noticed at about 300 which is also another 50 dollars priced too high. The only nice deal they had was a Luger at 700 bucks. But it was obviously a non numbers matching, mismatched luger with an ok finish. If I had a pistol permit I MIGHT of asked for help, but would of had to get at least another 50 knocked off it before I entertained it since I'd still have to pay shipping and a transfer. I didn't even look in their big glass cases to see what they had because you can't really see that good through the glass and it's just a very inpersonal experience. I don't know about you guys but when I buy a gun I want to be able to hold it, and see if it speaks to me and look it over real good etc. When it's in a glass case you can't do any of that, and before I can even warm up to it to maybe ask someone for help I'm already at the end of that aisle and moved on. Lastly they now have a larger showroom so instead of putting more guns in the showroom they just filled it up with useless crap. I'd venture to say the old sarco had more guns out on the floor by twice the amount than they currently have on their floor. And they definitely were not selling a lot of guns because Eric and I got there about 11, they opened at 10, and almost EVERY slot in the racks were filled and we were there for over an hour and I didn't see a person bring out a single gun to refill the racks. sorry but I won't be back until I hear about some positive experiences from other people. Figured I would share my experience since I know a lot of people have been talking about going. M

You can definitely check them by weighing them. More info on what you were reloading and how you think you messed up will help me determine if it's worth pulling all the bullets or not. M

Tony he didn't say his plans made any sense, it's the inner being in him looking for good deals that made him do it

Happy Birfday Buddy even though I already wished you it lol Have fun prepping brass you psycho!

what specially expensive?

Yugo SKS just recently in stock now 379.95 HOLY CRAP! This is a sign of things to come, there are no longer going to be cheap milsurps anymore

yes but those 2-3 minutes of shooting are some of the toughest in the world to make. When you train for accuracy your all about controlled breathing and pulling the trigger between heartbeats. Well when your heartbeat is going at 190 beats per minute theres no such thing as pulling between heart beats. It's a completely different style of shooting and very much so about controlling your breathing so your barrel isn't bouncing up and down.