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As a noob these forums are a great resource. I think It really helps to hear what other people are doing. I've tried a couple of different powders that the description in my manuels just didn't thrill me but have worked out great. Just being able to ask the seemingly obvious question or two...

just the barrel, I have a factory Argentine 22 police training conversion and the barrel lug has a stress fractor thats opened up enough that I can't even take it out of the slide.

Anyone know a source for these?

just goggle it. you will usually find people are competitive in price the only difference is in the goodies. the goodies on average rang from 0 to 2 mags, ammo poaches, slings, tripods, bayonets. it saves you money in shipping to do the one stop shop.

you buy the parts kit, required US parts and assemble. You can usually end up a little ahead, get exactly what you wont, anything from the uber tactical to battlefield pickup and the satisfaction of B.Y.I.

Yes The show was crowded. The only gun I was tempted on was a nylon 66 for $125 I saw 2 other ones that were tagged over $200 Georgia arms had a both, They haven't been around up here for a whale.

can you ever have enough? I try to have 5-6 range trips on hand nothing is worse than paying $9.95/50 for rang reloads. and that insures I can miss a Show and not be in trouble. for SHTF ammo enough to word off the Zombie's to someone Else's neighborhood.

I would say start with a BB gun, or maybe even an air soft that you can do in the basement or garage at pop cans, pinwheels or domino's (my favorite) keep the sessions short and safe.

Those P.R.O. show guys are on a circuit and everybody knows everybody, and what they have. If They find out someone gave a good deal there let em know how much money they throw away. So they all charge full on book price for everything. therefore know body byes *hit other than ammo and other...

I just gotta name two All Quiet on the Western Front and To Hell and Back the Odie Murphy story