Jon

Sold out before I woke up

I would be interested in paying cash for the bolt action rifle, and can promise that it will be used to help Boy Scouts earn their rifle merit badge. I am an Asst Scoutmaster and have been looking to become a Rifle merit badge counselor.

Both. The key is SEMI-AUTO. A pump action is fine in either scenario.

Welcome! Ft Dix's Range 14 is a great value for the occasional shooter. The cease-fires and lines get aggravating though.

Happy belated guys!

It looked to me like the bear whipped a quick 180 the second the round went off. No need to keep shooting once the threat is gone. Also, it's a bit difficult to keep blazing away with the long d/a trigger pull of a revolver.

Welcome. As already mentioned, how the gun feels in your hand means far less than how it feels when you're shooting it. Come out to a forum get-together, or take a ride to a range that rents the weapons you are interested in purchasing before you start spending your hard-earned cash.

IIRC any modern model 60 is chambered for .22lr "only", and the receiver is marked as such.

My guess is a miss. Incredible video and fantastic reflexes.

GP closed, order placed.

Yes, as would a pump action.

Yea, I've done NOLA in one day.

Louisiana. I can probably provide transportation for one other person... I like to take the fast car when traveling long distances...

X2.

Nice!

Incorrect... Fixed or detachable doesn't matter. If it's on a semi-automatic firearm the limit is 15 rounds.

Correct. IIRC someone was prosecuted in NJ for having a Marlin model 60 that accepted 16rounds of .22 shorts.

Whoa... ok that is cool as hell!

I really enjoyed the first one... looking forward to this one too!

Sending pm.

Depends on which product you're interested in. For reference, a case of 124gr jhp = 3750... 230gr fmj = 2000. The number inbetween the "box" and "1 case" prices shows how many bullets per case.

Fixed.

Missing the link

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