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They can keep the mag

What do you guy think about the m70 that aim is selling. I think it looks like a good deal on well built rifle.

I have a 99 f250 diesel. It's a beast. That's my bug out vehicle.

I run Harris

620xxx is the serial number

Would it make a difference if the rifle was a six digit serial number?

I shoot cheap stuff in my cheap ar and good stuff in my good ar.

What I'm looking at is not a Winchester, it's a Springfield. I haven't seen it in person yet.

What are your thoughts about a garand with a var barrel. I know the var barrels a thought to be more accurate and may demand a little more money when sold seperately. I also know some garand collectors will feel it is taboo to have a farrin barrel on a us military icon. I'd like to know how you guys feel about the rifle and what price range you think they fall in.

I need a new safe, and the wife wants a washer and dryer.

I did mine and it took like ten minutes. Shark bites rule.

Easy fix. Do not call a plumber. Go to Home Depot and and buy a new hot water heat. Size and quality are up to you. Then buy the flexible braided steel lines and two shark bite connectors. If you don't have a pipe cutter grab one of them too. Take all that home. With water and electric off, drain your old heater with a garden hose. Cut the in and out lines. Disconnect the wires. Pull the old one out and put the new one in. The shark bite connectors just push right on to the copper pipes you cut. Should all take about 30 min. Good luck

I missed all the shows over the summer. After hearing the prices from friends I didn't miss out. I think there is a show right before Christmas and I will be attending.

790 seems like a good deal, and you really got to know your weapon.

Sold out

Great looking rifle, but the scope kinda kills it for me.

I kinda like the magnet idea. I'm going to look in to that.

I would really like to know how much the entire build ran you, and in the end are you happy you built up a saiga as opposed to buying say buying an arsenal?

Brick is we'll known for taking your money and never ordering the gun. I had two friends order ar's. He was selling them to other customers and kept telling them that they where next on the list.

The Czech's had the model vz 52/57 which was made in 7.62x39. I'm looking to convert a 52 in to a 52/57 by changing the barrel. I would never do the chamber mod. Ok, so it might not make it more valuable, but it could increase the number of people wanting to own it. The original round is pricey and harder to get. Would you really consider that bubba-ed? After all, they make one that way.

Imagine buying ammo from Costco? I can just picture myself wheeling out this huge box of ammo, happier than a pig in sh*t.

That is gonna be tough. I don't think I've ever seen a shotgun for rent. Any indoor range is gonna rather you don't shoot shot guns. Best of luck.

I think it's a cool rifle. Definitely different. The average gun owner isn't going to have one. My main draw to it is that the barrel can be changed out to 7.62x39, which I believe makes it vz 52/57. I'm thinking about doing this. What are your thoughts on changing the barrel? Do you think it will increase or decrease the value of the rifle?

From what I have read, the government did side by side testing and found little to no difference in accuracy in the two barrels. Collectors would rather have to four groove, because the two groove is thought to be a short cut in production.