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^^^Very nice!^^^ Fajen stock? C

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I completely understand that. I will look into some match ammo for fun but the gun has to be able to plink as well. C

Of course I do. However it will be the "Psychobillycadillac" approach to assembling this gun. I'm only willing to go so far. Also, it MUST be able to cycle inexpensive ammo. That's something it HAS to do. C

I have come into a 10/22. I am looking to build a bench rest style gun to try and shoot little, tiny groups. I won't be super serious, however I am looking to do the best that I can. This rifle will only see the range and will ride a front bag most of it's life. Not a lot of off hand shooting. That being said, I prefer more "classic" looking stocks and would like to stay away from the Barracuda/Raptor/T-Rex styles that currently dominate. They simply are not my cup of tea. As far as I see it, here are my options: 1. http://www.1022racerifle.com/category/stocks/ruger-1022-lr-stocks/wood-stocks/trail-blazer-bone-gray-1022-lr-920_trailblazer-gray.php 2. http://www.boydsgunstocks.com/product.htm?pid=8893&cat=1215 3. Cut up an inexpensive birch stock and make my own. Barrel, glass, and such are totally up in the air at this time. I'm going one piece at a time on this gun. Any input? Christopher

Danny at Bay Cycle in Bayonne. 201-437-1318. Tell him Christopher the hairdresser sent you. C

It's the little nubbin on the right. Your gun may be a 70's series style. I don't know your gun. Most Kimbers come with this block. C

For the most part I agree. I have a couple 1911's and love them. I'm actually selling my only other semi auto that's not a 1911 as it just doesn't do it for me. I agree that if I were to carry, a 1911 would not be my first choice. They are large and heavy, regardless of barrel size. I definitely would not carry a 3". A Glock, M&P, etc are much better choices, IMHO. My first gun was/is a Kimber fullsize 9mm 1911. It shoots circles around a lot of other guns that I've tried. I put at least 5000 rounds thru it the first year with no failures save a couple of FTE's in the first couple of boxes of factory ammo. I screwed up and put the wrong recoil spring in it and that screwed the pooch for a few as well, but that isn't the gun's fault. I absolutely adore my Kimber and would recommend them to anyone. Again, IMHO, the firing pin safety is more mental masturbation for most than anything. If someone didn't know it was in there, they wouldn't know it is in there. My gun is worth everything I paid for it. Just one man's opinion, of course. C

I've seen some pics that forum members from other boards have posted. The SP 101 in the vid looks like one of the posts. I've also seen a bolt that went back into someone's face because of a forgotten cleaning rod. Eternal vigilance is the cost of this hobby. Reloading is extremely nerve wracking to anyone that does it. The costs of a screw up are huge. It is, however, an amazingly rewarding hobby within a hobby. Thank you for the video. C

Yeah... I'm dying for suppressed. In Florida, I came across the Spikes Tactical "Compressor" SBR, suppressed, in 300Blk. "Me wanny!!" Another shop had Ruger MK III's with the integrally suppressed Tac-Sol barrels. Another "Me Wanny!!!!" So, given that your rules state I can't play, I won't.

Too bad it's a Troy product... Neat concept, tho. Now, if they would ditch the pistol grip but keep the AR mag compatibility, I'd be down. .308 would be nice as well. C

No class III? I'm out. C

Consider a "Jobox" like what they use on a construction sight. You can fit plenty of guns in it and use it for tools and such when you escape to the free world. C

Ok... I guess not. C

I recently acquired a Savage Axis in .223. When I say "acquired" I mean I bought it. Just hoping that the Wife is tricked by the use of "acquired" cuz it sounds like someone coulda just, you know, gave it to me. Anyway, I have one. I am going to re-barrel in 300Blk. I also bought a Boyd's laminate stock for it to replace the crummy plastic one that came with it. Barrel will be a 20", 1-8 twist. It is topped with a Nikon Prostaff 2-7x33. Gun will be used to hunt and plink. Anyone else on here done this? Any issues? I've heard of issues with ejecting the shorter case on the Savage's. I contacted Sharp Shooter Supply about an upgrade but am open to home remedies. Thanks all! C

I have one. It's awesome and shoots like a laser. 4.5" ported barrel. Hard chrome aluminum frame and slide. 15 rounds of 9mm. Double/single. Decent trigger. It also happens to be for sale as autoloaders aren't quite my thing unless the model number starts with a "1" and is followed by a "911". Not sure where you are but if you're in the north jersey area you are welcome to stop by and take a gander at it, no obligation. I am open to offers, however C http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/classifieds/item/2544-wts-canik-shark-9mm/

I just finished one of these as well. A whole lotta fun. I'll be taking it to the range in the next few days. C

Nice looking rifle. Very nice. C

I've built a 1911 and an AR. Neither saved me any money. However they are the 2 guns I'm most proud of. C

You are welcome, if you're close enough, to meet me at a range and try the rifle out. Any other questions you have regarding loading 300 feel free to pm me. I'll shoot u my number and help as much as I can. C Sent from my XT1030 using Tapatalk

It's not hard, just time consuming. Preformed cases are available from NERELOADING.com if you don't like spending the time. Send him an email. I'm a huge fan of 300Blk. I like it from a ballistics standpoint. I like it from a reloading standpoint as it's fun for me to spend the time converting and loading cases. And, I like it from a shooting standpoint as it is definitely fun to shoot. I have an AR and am converting a bolt gun to 300 as well. I think it's just awesome. And yes, I would just buy an upper receiver/charging handle/barrel/brake. Use the BCG from your gun, switch it over and you're ready to rock. There's your budget 300. Good luck with it. C

I'm sorry. I don't understand the question... C

Yes. Rifle length. If you're in the Bergen Cty area, feel free to drop me a line. You are welcome to swing by and handle it. C

I absolutely love it. Super light and comfortable. Fits me very well. Overall I am very happy with the rifle. Only exception being that I haven't had all that much time to shoot it. C

That's awesome!! C