Jon

Not if you're the only who thinks the item is worth 1200 dollars. In fact, the argument could be made that you're wasting the forum's time if you set a price outrageously high lol. lets let this die. The forum as a whole knows the value.... if it is public, the person will get hammered, if it is private. just ignore it. done. =P Agreed... just now.

Not if you're the only who thinks the item is worth 1200 dollars. In fact, the argument could be made that you're wasting the forum's time if you set a price outrageously high

DUDE! We got the hookup now! Hmmm group dinner.... mmmmm S T E A K Down.

well, look who it is......small world. guns arent cars. they dont need things like preventative maintenance. only if you shoot competitively, around 10K rounds per year, will things like barrels and springs wear out. there are more 100 year old guns with 100K+ rounds through them still shooting, bone stock, then there are 100 year old cars with 100K miles on them. Lol wow look at that... Def a small world. How's the t/a treatin ya?

I'll take two, please.

Sundays at 9PM http://www.hbo.com/#/the-pacific Thanks, I will be watching

That looks amazing... can't wait.

I don't see why you should be upset about someone offering to buy an item that you have for sale, regardless of that offer. In fact if you feel their offer is such a lowball, then counter equally. In your case try replying that you'll sell for $390. You may find that the buyer may come up to your price and you get that sale for minimally less than your asking price.

Your BBQ rubs and marinades all have salt in em... You're screwed!

Ohhhh what time?

Meh... oh well doesn't seem to affect the function of the gun in anyway, plus the grips were bought by the previous owner. I have the stock wooden ones too but the grippers just look way better IMO.

pwned by work.... otherwise would love to go.

Thanks for the warm welcome everyone! Don't they need to be milled that far for the ambidextrous safety?

Thanks for the replies everyone... I may have to hit the range this weekend! And excuse my ignorance but can anyone explain "MIM" to the FNG?

Oooh I love shooting clays. Another option is the Clinton WMA. They have a "shotgun training area" that is usually dead. Just bring ammo, clays, and a hand trap and have a blast for peanuts. Only requirement is one legally licensed hunter in your group and you can use the area for free.

Fishing: Marlin off the Florida coast Hunting: Too many to list

I've been more of a "hunting weapon" kinda guy for the majority of my life but when I turned 21 I decided to buy my first handgun, a Springfield 1911. Ever since then I find that I get more and more enjoyment out of shooting that than my 870 or .22 rifles. With that being said I'm afraid of wearing the gun down since I shoot 50-100 rounds every time out. What are the common areas to look for wear, and what should be replaced every x number of rounds as preventative maintenance?

Whats up guys... saw the link to this site on bad64chevelle's facebook page of all places Seems like a cool place to hang so I figured I'd join and contribute my minor amount of firearm knowledge. Anywho if anyone's interested, I'm into cars and guns, though most of my shooting takes place prepping for hunting season. Currently have in the home safe a Springfield 1911, Remington 870 express, Remington nylon 77, and some old .22mag rifle. Only have pics of the 1911: And a shot of my ugly mug after a day in the woods: