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But this might have to be made mine! I'm sure it'll be out of my price range, but man oh man, I'd like to own and shoot the snot out of this. S&W 929PC. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JBW3IJdU4bQ Christopher

I put about 30 rounds of mag loaded rounds thru the gun. Some 240's and some 300's. Fairly gnarly kick, even stung a bit, but manageable. It's a big assed gun so it was fine and definitely tamed recoil. I also ran some 240 gn specials thru it and it was like a really mild 45. Really............ pushy is the best word I can come up with. Pushed back into the hand. Extremely pleasant to shoot. The gun is more accurate than me. The trigger is silly smooth. Like it's on ball bearings. Silky, even. Just a really great gun to shoot. I like my 625 better, honestly. However the pony gun is something special. C

The stock is pretty light. I want to say just over a pound. Don't hold me to that. Very comfortable and maybe it's the new parts, but it seemed pretty quiet as well. C

Thanks. I took the lower to the range and put my buddy's upper on it. Ran great. Trigger was really nice. Stock is perfect. I am super happy with my choices so far. C

Just got home from Woodland Park. 44mag is FUN!!! C

Long guns shouldn't be a problem. COE for each one and away you go. Handguns... Different story. P2P for each one. Unless you get an exemption as stated above. C

Heading to Woodland Park this afternoon to shoot this for the first time. I'm looking forward to it. I have about 100 240gn XTP HP's loaded as specials and about 3 dozen 300gn XTP HP's loaded on the hot side. Should be a good time. I will be there about 4pm if anyone wants to swing by and say hello. I'll be wearing my red "Leggo my Eggo" shirt so I should be pretty easy to find. Or, just look for the asshole making a lot of noise with a stupid grin on his face holding a small piece of field artillery, that'll be me... C

That looks awesome. I'm hoping to do half as well with my first. Congratulations. C

Well, I now have a complete lower and am wondering where to go from here. I am looking into BCG's and am a touch overwhelmed by the choices. NiB, phosphated, carpenter 158, ad nauseum... I know that Rutgers95 suggested the AIM Surplus which to my completely newbie eye looks fine, but am I missing something? I am going to be running a 300Blk gun, un-suppressed naturally, with supersonic handloads. Is there anything I need to be aware of as it pertains to the BCG's? Any hidden issues with one company or another? Any other suggestions from anyone on which BCG to look into? Budget wise, I'd like to stay around 100-150ish. It's where I'm comfortable. Thanks again. C

I'll second that C

That looks awesome! Really nice job, especially for the money. C

Their used guns are consignment pieces, for the most part. The Bullethole does not set the price, the seller does. You can always make an offer. It'll be up to the seller to say yes or no. C

Did you really just ask that question? You new here? C

True. Many apologies for my inaccurate description. Unless of course I was speaking of the cases, which are brass. C

Hey John. Thanks for the link but I'm just gonna shoot the snot out of her. Owning and trying to keep nice, a box like that would drive me nuts. C

Thanks all. @ Scrap, I wasn't looking for one, actually. Really I wasn't looking to buy anything at all. I went to return a pair of slippers that I bought my wife for her birthday as I had gotten the wrong size. I got the exchange done quickly and had the time to swing thru the gun shop. Nothing was in the case but a gentleman walked in looking to sell a couple of guns. This Colt happened to be one of them. Pure kismet. C

Stock and the attendant parts showed up today. Gonna make a run up to grab them early next week. Cant wait to get the bottom end of this gun done. Dies should be here tomorrow. Looking for a trimmer if anyone has a line on an inexpensive one. C

Going Monday the 23rd. Around 4ish... Feel free to join in. C

Funny...

I picked this up about a month ago in a private sale. Gentleman was moving to New York and didn't want to transfer this gun. I purchased it from him and had it transferred thru a LGS. To say I got a great deal would be to lie, I did better than that. She was pretty dirty when I got her home, but I spent a little time cleaning her up and tightening some screws and here she is. 1993 Colt Anaconda. 6" .44 Magnum. Stainless. No box or papers, unfortunately. I never in a million years thought I would own one of these. I am looking forward to getting to Woodland Park and running some brass thru her. Thanks for looking and let me know what you think. C

"Thanks! Hey, if you're buying I'm selling! Lol...I only have the sapphire colored crystals right now, but I would acquire more if the demand was there. I think .380 might actually be a better case for this rather than 9mm. I'll find out when my wife puts them in her tiny ears." FWIW, 9mm and 380 case diameters are the same. It's only the length of the case that is different. 32 and 25 would be smaller. C

Great... just bought one. C

Howard, please understand that I'm not trying to start an argument. How is it you believe that the police don't have a record of your long guns. Federal NICS is required to destroy all records within 24 hours. However in NJ we go thru a state run intermediary that doesn't necessarily need to play by the same rules. C

There has been at least one case that was predicated on an owner's 4473's in NJ. I will try to locate the particulars. C