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I dropped in a Chip McCormick flat trigger unit....Single stage about 3 1/2 pounds. Nothing short of incredible. Had a few shoot it too, and they fell for it. Cost me $176 and got $60 back selling the original trigger.

It appears he was using his $26,000 college grant towards his purchases.

Gotta love Penn laying it out in clearer language than a dozen pundits could do. That Penn & Teller scene should be mandatory viewing in every Constitutional Law class!

Dave, DAS or Inspector cartouches? Any 3.5 or earlier with correct barrel/stock?

TE/ME on #2 and #3? They come with hangtag and CMP papers? Thanks Dave~

http://www.criticalp...attack_air-raid Not sure if this ever got posted here. Enjoy.

Great barrel, great deal. Thanks~

You always NEED another Garand! That's like saying I don't need that next potato chip!

Dave, is that the CMP hangtag? If so can you snap a pic of it? Also, if possible pics of the muzzle and open breach?

I qualified with my membership at Cherry Ridge

Dave, you look like a kid in a candy store! Glad the trip went well! If you're ever looking for someone to split the travel expenses, drop me a line.

Not to hijack this thread, but I know this gun, and it is in beautiful, near unfired condition and I have never seen a hiccup of any kind. Plus, the pics do not do the bluing, engraving and wood justice.

I feel this is exactly what they want you to think (IMO). $10.99 for "Gun Scrubber" ~ $3.99 for non chlorinated brake cleaner. You decide. $7.99 for 3 oz "Super Gun grease" ~ $8.00 for Mobil 1 uber grease 12.5 oz.... I believe most "specialty lubes" are industrial lubes re-packaged for the gun market ....in miniscule amounts.compared to their industrial bretheren.

Hi, Red Dot is a shotgun/pistol powder: http://www.alliantpowder.com/products/powder/red_dot.aspx I'm in Morris County

New ~ SPECS: 416 stainless steel. Rc 40-42. 1-16” twist, left hand. Govt. Bushing – .829” long (21.1mm) long, .582" (14.8mm) I.D., .698” (17.7mm) O.D. $20.00 Also....... Sealed 1 lb cannister of Reliant Red Dot. $20.00 Thanks~

PM sent I'll take #2 Lothar Walther 20"

Thanks all...gonna try the reverse trick first before spending any extra $$$. I was sighting at 50 yds. My rings are Weaver skeleton which I've dove very well with before. Hopefully that does the trick

I just swapped out the scope on my 10/22 from a Simmons 4x to a Swift Reliant 3x9-40. I go to sight in and its off the paper. I get elevation dialed pretty well, but can only get windage as close as 6-7" to the left. I dialed the knob and at a point it simply stopped moving the reticle to the right. It finally topped out the dial and stayed 6-7" to the left. I have it on the same factory Weaver base and weaver rings. Is this possibly a faulty scope? Any suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks

Thanks for working with me on getting the tool to you. Use it well!

Guess it all depends on $$$ to open it up. I've never been too happy with modifying to a screw in system. The walls are always too thin.

WTH....I'll give it a try and let you know.

Any suggestions in North Jersey? It's an 1100 LT20, and would like to open to Skeet if possible.. Thanks

So, first time out with my first AR...everything went perfect! Ate everything I fed her, and hit where I pointed. But interesting side effect to electronic earmuffs (I guess). While the report was successfully muted (+ 80db cutoff), it amplified the low DB noise ie: the buffer spring "SPROING!" at return to battery. It did get distracting. I read on another board that you can lightly spray the spring with plasticote, and it will subdue the spring noise. Sounds like a cleaner and more effective method than greasing it up. Any thoughts?