Recent content by tackleberry

from what I understand all you need is to rebarrel for the 22lr. I went with a Savage 93R17 and couldn't be happier. 17HMR will last, 17m2? not sure

midwayusa.com has a great sale this month on an Adams & Bennett barrel with a free Fajen stock for 84.99 +shipping

Tough vote. I already have a RIA, great gun. I bought it just to try out some basic gunsmithing and have really grow to like this gun. Reliable, accurate, and fun too shoot. but my next purchase looks to be a Taurus PT1911 in stainless.

love the feel and function of my P89...just can't stand that trigger. Dropped it off at the 'smith yesterday to see what he can do for it.

I ordered a 16" plinker model righ tbefore Thanksgiving...... still waiting....:fire:

Taurus PT1911 is getting good reviews

http://olyarms.com/?rootView=browse&view=cat&ids=plinker-s

Not at all! The second sneak-peek I posted takes place in late 2003. The flashback takes place in late 1999. When the story ships, you'll find out what happens to the slave hub. lemee guess.....low income housing:cuss:

Hey!!! I live in Des Moines!!! and this is happening right under my nose!!!!!:what:

I've bougt several this year... with absolutely no problem. But then again I'm in Iowa

how many this year? To many if you ask everone around me RIA 1911 Taurus M66 .357 6" stainless 2 Yugo 59/66 Savage 93r17 Mosin 91/30 Mosin M38 WASR 10 o/u 20G shotgun and since mid-Nov. S&W m908S SA XD40 and ordered a Olympic arms Plinker Plus 16" and a Marlin 1894C .357...

Ive got 4 trucks that pull in every week.....if only I could convice them to get FFL's

I feel your pain CrashM..... Master certified ASE for 12 years, with both a gun and tool addiction. Why do they have to always come up with something new to do the same old stuff we've been doing for years? Then again, why do I keep buying them? oh...thats right....because they are shiney:D

MachIV....I feel your pain I used to enjoy repairing cars, but after 12+ years in the industry I'd just rather not. The long hours, harsh working conditions, high cost of investment in tools and training...... I still enjoy working on the guns though, kinda soothing after a long day...

I can sometimes be rather anti-social. I find that reading a gun related mag. KInda filters out the people I would rather not talk to in the first place, although it has sparked quite a few nice conversations with other gunners.:D