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Now get one of those speed strip kits so you don't regret your decision!

My new winter boltie project. Here's part of it. the rest is yet to come.

Speaking of AMT, i was thumbing through a firearms guide someone gifted me this year and ran across this little gem: The AMT Javelina--10mm longslise 1911-esque gun. I think this needs to be added to your 10mm repertoire.

I believe 03 FFL holders also qualify for dealer discounts at places like Brownells, Midway, etc and also permits you to purchase from places like SOG and other wholesalers (Although you still need to ship to 01 FFL). These are additional perks and privileges that could justify the $30/3 year fee if you buy a lot of ammo/accessories at such places.

I had put a CR hi-torque on my christmas wish list in my size+2 and santa actually brought it! Anyways, i too found that it fits very well without excessive overlap and am very pleased with the quality and rigidity of the construction. It really keeps the blade tech DOH holster from swinging around when breaking the retention on a draw.

Sounds like the steel match is a no-go then.

All kidding aside, Taurus is supposedly coming out with a Magnum Judge that shoots 454 Casull in addition to 410/45LC. That could be an interesting combo. I wish they would have made the new carbine in that magnum configuration as it could have been a fun and versatile rifle for hunting and plinking and all sorts of other things.

Wow, a bargain at SC? That's unpossible!

Depends... what sort of lube is on it out of the box? Does it say to clean (packing oil applied only) and relube? Either way, it can't hurt. Pick your favorite religion.. err.. gun lube and grease 'er up. Remember, grease for what slides, oil for what rotates or is hard to access. And never pay attention to anything glock says.

Majestic Arms has a new speed strip kit for you guys with Mark I, II, III and 22/45 pistols. Apparently there was a similar product years ago, but now after a long hiatus, its back and available again. It consists of a few replacement internal parts which eliminate the lever doohickey and replaces it with a simple allen screw located at the top of the receiver. Removal of that screw allows the guns' bolt to be slid right out with no more finagling. The kit is moderately priced at $49 + S/H direct from the manufacturer but i don't know if there are any discount retailers carrying it. An added benefit to the kit is that the included replacement hammer drops your trigger pull to a nice mid 3 lb pull so there's more than just convenience to it. Kit: http://www.majesticarms.com/id10.html How it works: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hlm2nz-Y_Qk

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looks like my previous reply got whacked in the move. count me in and can you pm me with the location?

Loads mags, charges gun and fires all with his feet! Look like 9mm but the toe strength he must have to control the recoil with only what looks like a pinch type grip is amazing.

We weren't actually serious, Nick.

I suppose you could call them a poor man's ice studs. hehe

This isn't the bring-back sks, is it?

"Whatever you don't want, just sell to R____." Its like the creepy old guy in the neighborhood who buys dirty underwear. :icon_lol:

I used to have separate winter tires/wheels for my m3 but since getting a truck, its no longer my daily and sits with summer tires all year round. I still drive it in the winter but only on days where the weather is dry and no salt on the asphalt. Traction isn't great but its not like blizzaks were that sticky on the dry anyways. I actually kept some road race tires on the car all summrt until recently the temps dipped into the 30's and they practically turned into hard plastic. Lol

Hi-flow clutch slave cylinder. Or have they fixed those yet?

what's different between the two?

This post is the lovechild of the two convo's in this thread.

...and a phased-plasma pulse rifle in 40-watt range, please.

Quote from Samuel L. Jackson in Jackie Brown: "The AK-47! When you absolutely, positively have to kill every m*ther f*cker in the room... accept no substitute."

I believe the gun itself was about $410. Buckmarks can be hard to find since they have something like 25 different model variants and Browning makes them in batches throughout the year. Shore shot couldn't source one, Bud's didn't have any and people on GB were gouging--it was a certainly a sellers market for those. The place i actually found it at (Effingers) happened to have one in stock and they're not known for thier competitive pricing but they did give me cost on a few extra mags and a free box of MiniMags so i suppose can't complain.

I've seen a few things at Cabelas, but you might as well order online rather than pay for gas/tolls. Otherwise, there are a couple of very good rimfire-oriented online merchants that i generally buy stuff from rather than midway as they tend to have all of the common and less than common items you find the enthusiasts using. http://www.gunkings.com/ http://www.shootersdiscount.com/cart/