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Njbanshee

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  1. He said with the cost of the mag and the work he put in he feels that he priced them fairly. That's why I started this thread, to see if there was interest at this price. No harm no foul.
  2. He has both. Full length 15/30 and cut down 30s. If you send me your cell number I can send you a pic of each.
  3. My rifle wouldn't be cought dead with one of them on
  4. He wants way more than you guys are talking about. Thanks for the interest, but I don't think you guys will like the price. $35 for the cut ones and $40 for the welded.
  5. I think he did mention 74 mags, but I'm gonna have to check.
  6. A buddy of mine just converted a bunch of 30 round steel Romanian ak mags. He cut some down to hold 15 and he welded a rod to full length 30's. Before I posted in the for sale section I wanted to know what they are worth.
  7. Ever since the show I have been sick as a dog. I think that's where I picked it up. Did any one else get sick?
  8. Mine should be here any day now
  9. I'm not sure if its just wishful thinking, but I'm going to give it a shot.
  10. I think it's more of a reason to have a gun and even more to have a carry permit. The government isn't going to protect us. That's all these shootings prove to me.
  11. I'm running it and have never had an issue.
  12. Good video
  13. The gun show was packed and very limited stock. I went looking for reloading components and there was nothing. No primers powder or bullets. I did see a table of brass though. They had a plastic AR with a scope for $2200. Wasr10's were priced at $1800. Saiga 12 priced at $1850. One gun had beat up glock mags for $30. Stripped lowers were $800. The scary part is people were buying this stuff. The table with crazy priced ammo was packed and people were buying it up. I left there with a new pair of surefire ears plugs. $12
  14. Njbanshee replied to Boresnake's topic in Introductions
    lots of cool people and good info, welcome
  15. welcome
  16. I'm going to concentrate on getting two more specific rifles. I'm also going to concentrate on ammo and reloading components. I'm going to work on accessories for other guns I have. I will stop buying guns just to build my collection.
  17. This is getting out of control
  18. If saving money or making quality ammo isn't good enough then it's just a good skill set to have. Like hunting fishing or welding, it's a skill.
  19. Really nice xdm on armslist right now for cheap. I payed almost double when I bought mine new.
  20. There is a really nice xdm on armslist for a great price. If I had a permit it would be gone. Check it out.
  21. This discussion is going in circles. A round is a round, but I'd rather pay half price. And if I come across reloading components I'm gonna know what to do and you won't.
  22. I would rather have the 10k rounds of reloaded ammo because it cost me half the price and the ammo is of better quality and more accurate.
  23. This stuff is long gone....... You might get lucky and find someone selling it, but not at normal prices.
  24. You reload because it cheaper and you can make bullets to match your rifle. You will gain accuracy and save money. If shtf I'm staying home until it gets too bad and I need to leave. When I leave you can bet I will be bringing every round of 22lr I have. 22lr is just plain lighter to carry. I can do small game hunting and feed my family.

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