docwalt

Next time do it with a mil-surp rifle. Iron sights.

Like they said before.... use the heat treatment..it melts the polish into the leather. Then buff into a high luster.

As long as the cup never runneth over......

Nice show today...... Brazilian Mauser in 7mm. Nice crest and condition, all matching. Spanish FR-8 in 8mm. Also nice crest and condition. 400 rounds of 5.45 x 39, Golden Tiger brand. 40 rounds Argentine by Privi. Small pistol holster.And a pizza.....All for $450

The Osamas' are not celebrating any type of Religious traditions at the White House. According to the press secratary, she was quoted as saying that the" Peoples House" will not partake in any Religious celebration. Now tell me that there is a bridge for sale in NY, and that they are not deciples of the Koran. While you are searching, see if you could dig up a Birth Certificate to prove US Citizenship. Good luck and God bless the United States of America.

I haven't had any problems with Sarco either. They are mainly a parts store for military surplus rifles. They do carry surplus guns also. Andy at the counter never hassled me.

Put a match to it....

We need Red Forman from "the 70's show"........" I'll put my foot up your***."

I wonder if Al Gore gets a kick-back.

This is the first time in 26 years, that I won't be involved in all that Black Friday crap. WOOO_HOOO!!!! Happy Thanksgiving to all.

Try the headlamps themselves. I had a similar problem on a Chevy. For some reason, Both low beams blew. All I had was Highs'. Changed the lamps, and all was fine.

Sorry Wolfy.....didn't know that it was Lupis Canisabalism

Cyrus, at Pinelands Sporting just got some old rifles from a private collector. I think one of them is a French Gras.I think there might be a Beaumont in there too. Worth checking out for a serious collector. :drool:

Werewolf jerky......mmmmm.

Well... the good news is that we might be getting some Garand's from Korea soon.

Best thing is to go out with people who share common interests with shooting and your girlfriend. The two will eventually come together. Have a good time.

Like they say...war is hell.I just brought up this topic because of the movies that came out not that long ago...Private Ryan and Band of Brothers.Because of that, the Mil-surp market almost dried up. Everyone was scrambling to buy a Garand. One day you could pay about $500 for one, then BOOM...you can't touch a nice one for under a Grand. Go figure.

Okay.....here's another show on war. Not that I'm complaining. I'm watching it with my daughter. Great footage, and stories. But.... what do you think it will do to the Surplus market. Any gung-ho GI Joes out there that " MUST " buy a Garand, Mauser, Enfield or Arisaka just because of a show?

Is it true.....things are bigger in Texas?

I still say that if you are getting leakage into the receiver and your stock is getting wet....... Your using too much oil.

I see that we are going off tangent......I only asked a question...how many? If you have twenty loaded guns all around the house....you are nuts. If you keep, say..oh... one or two, that's a different story....get where i'm going with this? Not to step on your toes.It's only a conversation. Not a breach into your business.

'To each his own' accident waiting to happen.......How many loaded are you using for HD?

Yes there is an issue....THEY ARE LOADED. Do you really need to keep them loaded? You can keep the rifles muzzle up...no problems. When you oil the rifle...don't soak them. A light film in the barrel is all you need.

Thanks......I'll give it a thought. Looking forward to possibly going to the Harrisburg show.... maybe?

Thanks.....Sounds about right.