docwalt

Try Dixie Gunworks

Has anyone stopped in at Joe's Army & Navy in Howell? Not a bad place.... right on Route 9, where the old Freehold Lumber used to be. He just opened and is planning on adding on already. He is something like the "OLD" Harrys' used to be.

Try Buffalo Arms. They carry an assortment of obsolete cartridges.

Harry's has them on sale. And with instructions on how to make things....

Sorry... the barrel is too short.

I'd rather wait until it's finished. Anything could go under in this days' economy.

Who's watching the fire?

And how many arm waving "we are the world" crowd is out there. Millions of dollars in record sales, and the money wound up in the hands of the corrupt leaders or on the black market.

From the Aliens...of course.

You know how the Anti-gun "nuts" say that the only reason you have a gun is because you don't have nuts......Well... now you could have both....the guns and the nuts.

It's not just the performers...what about the audience, who start applauding about half-way through the song.

If you have some property..just throw it in the back...Buzzards will have it cleaned in a week.

Casings are for Kielbasi.... Cases are for guns.....

Mechanical engineers build rockets and bombs... Civil engineers build targets.... all else build soda bottles.

A brand new rifle??? And it started rusting right away????? Corrosive ammo is not that bad as people make it out to be, otherwise you won't be seeing any surplus rifles. An easy hot water cleaning is all you need, then follow up with regular cleaning and oiling. Forget the Windex. That's for windows and that crazy Greek guy in the movies.

Thats' not a steal........ Thats' grand larceny. A complete gun like that runs about 500 to 600 hundred dollars. Are the numbers matching?

Just found out today.... noting bigger than SNOOKIES butt.

Very well said.....

I see that there will be alot of DARWIN awards given out this winter.

Hoppes for under the armpits, cosmoline for hairgel.... for those that still have it.

Any good gun store.... just order it.

Speaking of powders... One of the companies is putting out ball powder, especially for the Garand.

Don't forget, that's what happened at CJRP about three months ago. The guys pistol blew up in his face .... with borrowed ammo.

I disagree that you get what you pay for. It seems that every gun mentioned has a little fine tuning that you need to do for it.The guy says he wants to stay in the 300-400 dollar range. The Hi-Point is the better choice..... Lifetime warranty... whats wrong with that. Ugly... yes. But functions just the same as the others. If you feel that more money buys you a better gun.... I have a bridge in NY for sale.... CHEAP!

Overall.... they are great shooters...8mm. But it depends on what you are looking for. That time period should have turkish or farsi wording on the receiver. Some are called Ottoman rifles. They may also have a " Toughra " on the top of the receiver. Looks like a WAWA flying duck.It represents the year of manufacture during the reign of the Sultan of the time.The sights should be in Turkish also.In 1938, the Turks decided to standardize their rifles and converted them to 8mm. These will have the" Ankara" on the receiver. Good luck in your quest.