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What is wrong with it? Ever hear the expression "lay there like a lox" ? Very hard to pose and smells awful after 20 minutes under lights.

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I saw that too , that is definitely something I would pick up one day. It is called a "take 3" I believe. I have an old little Rossi pump action .22 lr. It is super light , but too long for her.

I had to professionally photograph Lox once. It was the most difficult and unpleasant shoot ..ever.

All flat teeth - deer.

and the stock could stay pink . She really wants a pink stock ( she must get that from her dad , I refuse to buy anything pink for myself) .

^hmmmmmmm....that is not a bad idea either. Because is really is the more proper sized rifle for her.

Thanks all , I'll take old school up on that offer I'll shoot you a pm , goi g to order her rifle today.I'll return the stock to you once she grows another inch ortwo

It was this morning..and HOT. Now it is cool and drizzling. Kids are in the pool anyway

Bob , sent you an email too ..not making any matches today . Sunshine and pool for the kids won , both of us have to be home to make that happen so no rock paper scissors either . Have fun and shoot straight

I had an M&P 40 Pro series that was put together very loose. Being used to striker fired guns , I knew the different. Some play is normal , this felt absolutely loosey goosey. It shot well out of the box , but eventually ( after about 300 rounds)I was plagued with FTEs and FTFs. THEN I got it back ( replaced bbl ??) and a few thousand rounds later it went 3 burst auto on me.... Sent it back again , and Smith cited something about incorrect tolerances and a prematurely worn out sear , replaced the gun , which means I had to burn a permit. Grrr. People will tell you rattling is normal , and it is. But if you have other polymer guns and are well aware of what it should feel like , and this one feels off , it probably is. Where did you get it?

My PF Flyers are getting retreaded.

We can rebuild it , we can make it better.... Maybe when I get my G35 after OGAM is up , I will be inspired to shoot another USPSA .

But I don't have a Buck Rogers ray gun.

Is it indoor or outdoor? If it is a cruddy day weather wise , we'll go. If it is nice out , we may have a rock paper scissors situation.

Here near the swamps there is reputed to be a hybrid pack , spotted in the large cemetery roaming and along some of the side streets. Like wolves , once the are crossed with dogs , not so great tendencies can emerge.

Thanks!

They make one for Mossberg ? Appealing for T-rex arms for sure.

lol it will be a WHILE before my 6 year old son gets a crack at it. I may grab that stock off you ( thanks so much ) , and return it when she outgrows it. I am going to shop 10/22s now. Deerslayer thanks for the offer , would take you up on that too. I sometimes pop in to RTSP to shop , maybe one day in the upcoming weeks? Not sure what your schedule is like , let me know

really ? That is very nice of you I actually do not have a 10/22 ..she uses the one at Gun For Hire . She likes it. So maybe the same gun in a short stock is the way to go for her. Send me a PM with your location and all , then if I pick up a 10/22 for her I'll give you a head's up. Thanks again !

Thanks Pizza Bob for the cut and paste fix If you watch that video and start watching at about 6:23 otherwise it is 6 minutes of him talking while she plays with her shoes ..you can see how her thumb is JUST behind the cocked firing pin..my daughter's hand must be smaller because her thumb goes under it and gets pinched when she fires a round.

I don't , but I saw a video where an about 4 or 5 year old was close to having the same issue , but was just clear of the firing pin. My daughter is 34 pounds at 7 years old I am trying to post the youtube video so you can see the positioning and how a smaller hand would have the thumb under the bolt you have to pull back to shoot..but for some reason since I got this new laptop I cant paste anything while posting , nor can I quote a poster. No idea why.

Oh thanks..that is only 6 inches longer than the Crickett. I may get something like that and have the stock reduced and weighted for balance.

Nice! Thanks , but I think that would be too long for her , like the 10/22. I see 10/22 has a youth version , maybe I will check one of those out.

I answered my own question , it is the firing pin that has to cock back before firing..after it fires it closes and catches her thumb. So , what super small rifles like that DONT have that type of mechanism on it?