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That's because nobody cares about that silly caliber.

I've been reloading for a while, but yeh... from what i've seen lately ( IN STORE ) is around 25-30 / box

ahh, yes... operative past tense. It's gotta be rough for anybody wanting to shoot a uspsa match with factory 45 boxes going for around 30 dollars / 50. crazy.

Where you finding $10 / box factory ammo?

I'm sure vlad will chime in soon, but Matt and vlad have stuff going on , including the rally on feb 8th, among other stuff.

BTW Maks, announcement today there will NOT be a uspsa match for feb @ CJ , just an FYI

Andrew is shooting pretty well, Needs to work a little on stage planning and a little speed and he's golden. His shots are ussually pretty good. Match was good, turned out to be real nice once it got above 20 degrees. Quick day, good stages. I shot a little crumy, I loose alot of speed and dexterity in my fingers for reloads and such when it's that cold out, but fun none the less.

This, you always see a drop in the winter months, but @ old bridge matches we ussually have a pretty good turn out, even today while like 14 degrees outside. I'm sure once spring hits we will see an increase in new shooters for all the * new owners/buyers * in the recent months wanting to play with their toys.

So I can write off my registration fees ? Awesome

Bring lunch

So you get your permits in 30 days now ?

You'll be fine because you stay active and help tape and score. Futey doesn't help do stuff so he has to wear his polar artic gear while sitting in his chair between runs Oh snap

With a little bit of money and elbow grease you can improve the trigger on both smiths, and rugers tremendously, but again - I feel smiths are easier to modify

bring some extras for me!

another great point. While some feel the houge big butt grips are ugly, it's purly function over form, they are a great fit in your hands, have the large base for when prone, and they are properly recessed on the cylinder side so that moonclips / speed loaders can get in and out properly. again, I personally dont like anything with finger grooves in them, I like the hold the revolver as high as I can and I feel the finger grooves are forcing me to hold the gun lower.

I feel smiths are also easier to work on, over the ruger platform of the way they break down

Another vote for the smith. I own, and have owned various ruger revolvers, while they are built like tanks, work very well.... I still prefer my smiths. Triggers are better out of the box, tons more " aftermarket" parts as far as upgrades. s&w will also hold it's resale value better.

Meh... 140 per mosin, It doesnt really seem like their is much savings buying in bulk, it's always been right around that price, or cheaper.

MiiiiiIiiiiiiigggggghhhtttt be interested. PM me a price after shipping/fees for the 5 rifles.

The bus leaves at 7am from cheesequake

Having had both the Ruger gp100 and comprable smith and wessons, I've gone and sold the gp100 to afford more smiths.

4" k38/model 15 4" 686 4" 625

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