RedBowTies88

in Would look pretty awesome on one of my marlins.

In cherry hill fort dix is probably your best bet. $60 a year and the drive isnt too bad

Why would they be able to carry on a non-resident permit but not us? Does it only apply while you are out of your home state?

No you need to be a member or guest. its $4 an hour and $4 per round of skeet. I personally don't really like the place, but then again I'm accustomed to setting my own rules. I certainly cannot argue its value.

The only gun I clean religiously is my Mosin. Only becuaseI shoot corrosive surplus. my saiga I've yet to clean ever...probably 1500 rounds through it. almost all steel cased. my S&W has to be cleaned every 2-300 rounds or else the cylinder will bind. and thats no fun. my shotgun hasn't been cleaner for periods of years. everything else gets cleaned every few months or so

We have almost the same gun, mine is the model 200 actually not the same at all but hey they're both sears/winchesters I swear the more shotguns I shoot the more I like my old sears special. To the guy who looked at the 870 and the 1200 in the store, If you can rack the action and feel the smoothness of the slide and cleaness of the trigger. Of course Im bias however I think you may find that the old used 1200 might have a little edge on that 870.

I shot clays with my $200 50 year old ted williams and do just fine. You don't need anything fancy and if this is your only shogun i reccomend a pump or semi for versatility. If you can find a winchester 1200/1300 I highly reccomend that action. if not a mossberg 500 will be fine and they can be had at walmart for >$250 generally.

The replacement cylinders are for .32acp and thats just silly. However they will fire .32sw and .32h&r just fine from the factory clinder. however there will be no gas seal so expect them to run dirtier.

The guns can also shoot .32sw long and .32H&r mag. both of which are cheaper, easier to find, and easier to reload for.

^Is that if you bought more then one at once or one now and one maybe 6 months from now?

5-6 dude per brick or per box? per brick is pretty hopeful if you ask me. I bought a brick and turned out every 1 in 15-20 was a dud with no primer and the rest dirtied my gun up so fast its not even funny. I stick to blazer 525 packs $19 and change at dicks for 525 pack. rarely ever a dud and very clean. Theyre just mini-mags with out the coper washing over the bullet

I've never worked on a gun before in my life. If you can play with lego's and know how to use a dremel or even a file you're fine.

Didn't touch the muzzle or gas block. just the gas tube, trigger mech, and stock set

Classisarms has the saiga's for $299 for a while. I grabbed one the day I saw that price. I think they're $319 now. Payed $25 for a sweet battlefield pickup stock set (Thanks Drez) and didn't use the bolt on retainer but instead used an extended tab and the factory forearm bolt hole in the reciever.

Yea probably cheaper just to order one, but I appreciate the offer I will be at range 14 on the 11th however for my hunting license test with a buddy who's a member. In case you wanna stop by and shoot a few rounds

I bough and converted my saiga for a grand total of $405. Not including transfer fee's and shipping. Find me a WASR for a much better price then that.

Those look quite interesting indeed, I think I'll have to try one.

Yea thats what worry's me, I pretty much only buy pants with big pockets...

I'm a bigger guy and I will only wear pants with a very relaxed fit...most of which have larger pockets. Seems to be I would grab it in a flash and draw and I would be pointing at the BG with a holstered weapon. But of course I'll never know until I try. Do some people sew them into their pants?

I did the same with airguns when I was around that age...maybe a little older. But of course doen here and salem county are a lot different then most of NJ

What keeps them from pulling out with the gun when you go to draw? Do they clip on somehow? Thinking of getting one for my model 36.

Or just buy manual hubs lol, getting out to lock them isnt a huge deal as long as you're not 3 feet under mud

Oh course he has no rights, why would anyone in a society like this bring up any kids thinking they had rights? Jeeze doing something like that might just condition them to standup for themselves when someone tries to take away their rights. Who in their right mind would want that?.

I've had a lot of beaters and though I was always told to "roll back" I've never had a truck that actually needed it. Moral of the story, It won't hurt but probably isn't needed. If you want to make your truck that much more reliable down the road I suggest looking into manual hubs. I had a 90 chevy with the auto and they crapped out on me. I've never had manuals fail.

gotcha, sounds like a good idea to me.