RobertJames

I will be bringing a Citori and a Cynergy, plus ammoe and some clays if I bring the cage. If I ride, it'll just be the Citori and ammoe. I could also be persuaded to bring some rifles and shotguns that I am selling, as long as we are discreet about it. Like the post above said, this is one of the few perks we have here, don't want to lose it.

This looks like fun, gonna try to make it.

I don't understand why parents would broadcast to pedophiles how many children they have.

I've seen that before, made me laugh. Similar to when Jesse Ventura was governor of Minnesota (iirc) "My governor can beat up your governor."

Just got this from Mastodon. Puma 1892 in .45 Colt. What a pleasure to shoot. Just need some suggestions for a good plinking load.

Nice to meet you this morning, thanks for being patient wrt my busy schedule. Ammo looks great, looking forward to using it. Don't hesitate to buy from this fellow! He's a class act.

I found some Lapua ammo in 7.62x39 at Sarco a while ago. Beautiful stuff, should have bought more. Sadly, wrong type of primer to reload easily. Best shooting I ever did with my Yugo SKS was with that ammo.

I won the auction. Paid a bit more than I hoped, some asshat ran the bidding up $100.00 with an hour to go. You'll be seeing it soon, Nick, let me know how it looks.

Okay good to know. Will definately let you know what I end up with. Thanks everyone for your input.

I just started reloading, haven't done anything with .223 yet. For .30-30 I used about 27 grains of IMR 3031 with 150 grain bullets. Pretty decent results, even with me shooting. Edit to add that my reloading book lists IMR 3031 for .223. Not sure how it would work though.

It looks like the receiver and the bolt have the same number, but the magazine is different. It is a mk1*, though. The other thing that I have never seen before is the upper hand guard is grooved, paralell to the barell. Trench art maybe? Or Bubba? I'll bid $250.00 and see what happens. $29.00? Why can I never find deals like that? She's a beaut.

Looking at a no 4 mk1 SMLE on gun broker that looks to be in decent condition. It is marked with an "S" to signify it was made by Savage and is also marked "US Property". Just curious if these are more or less desirable than a Brit or Aussie? How much is too much to pay? Thanks in advance.

Nobody sees motorcycles, so they're not going to see a gun on a motorcycle. I've taken my 1911 for a motorcycle ride to the range. Locked up in the tail trunk.

And mistakes on dirt hurt a little bit less than on asphalt.

The only thing that loud pipes do is piss off your neighbors. Laugh all you want but I ride looking like this. If you're laughing at me, you can see me. With that being said, read up on Brittany Morrow. I ride ATGATT mostly because of reading her story. I will respectfully disagree with the majority of posters here, a cruiser is not the best choice for a first motorcycle. When asked by new or fututre riders, I recomend a 250-500cc Ninja or a small, light dualsport. They are lightweight, easy to pick up when you drop it, reliable as a hammer, and much more fun to rail the twisties. For a more upright seating position I recomend a Honda Nighthawk. All the previous applies. When you are ready to move up, you will not lose money on any of the above choices when you sell. Remember too, it's much more fun to ride a slow bike fast.

Went to see her today. Didn't go for a ride this time, but I'm saving money for next time.

Next person to quote the naked cop pic should be banned. Scratch that, anyone that quoted the naked cops should be banned.

Last night I went to RTSP for Gun For Hire's NRA First Steps Pistol class. I've been shooting for a few years, so I was afraid that I might know a lot of the information and be bored. I went in with the attitude that I was going to learn something. While I did know a lot of the information, I did indeed learn some new things. Jimmy kept the class fun and interesting, and time flew by. Jimmy, if you're reading this, I'm sorry if I was annoying, lol. When it came time to head to the range, after just a few shots he could see what I was doing wrong. He told me how to correct what I was doing, and I shot 20 or so rounds through one ragged hole. An excellent evening, time and money well spent. Thank you.

Shoulda known, sorry.

Tried to cut and paste but it didn't work. Click here for the comparison chart.

Welcome to the forum. Just a word of warning regarding the SKS if you decide to purchase out of state. A removable magazine SKS is on the banned list, but a fixed magazine is fine. Hope you find a nice one, and enjoy shooting it. I have a Russian and a Yugo. They're all sorts of fun.

What kind of deals/discounts, they want my email.

Following your advice, I checked out the 2 pro mags that I received and they did indeed accept 16 rounds. They were returned to Midway, and suggested to them that a warning be added to the web page and/or catalog. Also called Pro Mag to suggest the same thing. Thanks for the heads up, I quite literally dodged a bullet.

I ordered some genuine Glock mags, and will eventually order some of the KCI's.

Excellent, thank you.