Old School

Agreed Bob - I've never owned a 9mm 1911 but in 45acp the smallest 1911 I'd bet my life on is Commander size.

I have some insight into this. Based on what I saw and all the circustances surroudnding this tranaction, the origin of the relics(read JUNK) and how you sold a rifle out from under me making an excuse you had to go to work. I think you should delete this post and lick your wounds before you are outed! Be happy with what you got for the stuff you sold and be happy you got rid of the liability of that junk. I never gave you a -1 for your actions so take that as a gift! To the FORUM: Check my feedback as to my credibility. I'm not going to get into specifics but this guy is wrong

If you're up near Cherry Ridge, bring the pistol to Mastodon and I can take care of it up there. I'll make sure you get it back quick or wait for it. DON'T screw up the firing pin channel bushing or you're in trouble. You can PM me. Frank

Hope to see you at the shop. I may even bring the scooter.

Please share this little treasure with us! I haven't seen it.

BIG differece between the Can-Am and the Piaggio

Correct - Parralex adjusted for 50yds as opposed to 100yds. But in truth in an inexpensive scope this difference is rather insignificant. I've run many big bore intended cheap scopes on rim fire and haven't notices hardly any difference. If you're going to buy a new scope you're right Bob, buy the proper scope.

Mark I give up!! You're right! Please don't travel those speeds. We need you and it's expensive.

The Henry has a 3/8" grooved reciever. .22 rings for a 3/8" grooved reciever are what you want. Any 1" tubed scope 4X or 3-9X should work good for you. Make sure the ring height is compatible with the objective diameter of the scope. Here's a chart http://www.midwayusa.com/content/legacy/ring_height.htm I mounted one and had to remove the elevator for the rear sight(no problem). If you are going to scope consider a hammer extension as many time the hammer looses clearance at the occular end of the scope. http://www.midwayusa.com/product/548225/uncle-mikes-hammer-extension-winchester-94-henry-22-blue

Not sayin' you would,,,But bring that thing into Jersey and you'll wish you shot your eye out.

OK Paul, it's my turn....

The "eye contact" thing is a wimpy buch of BS!

If by chance you say self defense, you are screwed.

+1 Ray Damned you're right again! I know you like to hear that...LOL

Don't be a sheeple. Fill out the necessary legal forms and you will be just fine.

#1 Join the NJ2AS #2 Notify them of the addional form #3 Do not fill out the addional forms That's what I would do!

Mark - 50 minutes how about 30...? Oh Wait, I got mega tickets last year... Be careful driving maybe 40 minutes. Oh and they are stocking lowers and I'm seeing more and more interesting stuff come through there. Just sayin'

Just shows how unfounded your distrust of reloads is!

If you find the right deal from the right person like the others have said, you can save. I have a rifle for every purpose but only one bow. Even being the cheapest bastard alive, I sprung for a new bow take care of it and have it for about 4 years. I bought from a Pro-Shop and paid about $100 more for a complete package than I could have bought elsewhere. But here's the rub, I came home from the shop picked up the bow and was able to make kill shots at 20 yds. No adjusting, other than sights. Pick your poison.

In the "Old School" fashion we stand all the cases up in a tray of water, You can use a temp stick if you want but, heat a case get it to temp and knock it over when to temp# use of a small tipperd torch is preferrable# WAIT!!!! I just Youtubed and this seems easier than what I do,,, http://www#youtube#com/watch?v=kgD5D0Wzu-c

Is there or has there been a roadside / range inspection I am unaware of?

Dave - I'm sure the tight chambers mentioned are in spec but, there are so many chambers out there like GLOCK that are bug as an elephants !-hole and are unsupported that the spec chambers seem tight. I shoot some target(tight) chambers in KKM barrels and they are very reliable but all my reloads are in spec and are chamber checked. So my quess is that if you don't chamber check and have a tight spec chamber the tollerences stack and you have a problem.

I have the lock down type with a combo lock (actually I have two of them) They travel every where. TSA is fine with them and when in NJ they work fine in the luggage compartment of the car, As far as ammo TSA says you can harry up to #11 lbs. I carry ammo in the original boxes or the plastic reloading boxes. Two things In the Lock Down box I can actually lock the slide back on a G19 and expose the chamber, Makes the TSA boys comfy. And #2 I had to break open one of those boxes one and it's not that easy. I like them and they're cheap.

I have an old LE Wilson trimmer powered by a cordless screw driver. You can make lots of stuff work