Recent content by TonyInFla

Wow! Just spent a lot more time on this thread than I expected. Some pretty good stuff.

Nice job. I have the same rifle in factory configuration and really like it. Wish your son good luck with it.

Had my left shoulder fixed several years ago. Hurt like h.... Pay attention to what the doctor and therapists say and DON'T rush it. I heal slow and was over a year before I was back to normal. Wish ya luck!

Had a worn out chamois with big holes, cut a few squares, sprayed with breakfree and store in an old salsa jar. Works pretty good and I was going to replace the chamois any way.

I put my carry gun on top of my gun cabinet in the den, that's where I spend the most time. When any of the grand kids show up it goes back in my pocket until they leave.

We have one every 2 months at the Fla State fairgrounds. $6 to park and $11 admission, so $17 to get in. Gun prices are high. Go mainly to find components for reloading but getting cheaper to order online.

The final fight in "Quigley Down Under".

Here in Tampa I wear shorts and T-shirt almost year round now that I'm retired. LCP in front pocket in a Stoner holster. Goes in my pocket when I get dressed in the morning.

You might want to check with Kastle Keep in Largo. Nice honest folks. They have a web site: www.kastlekeepguns.net

Always!

Always. Also wear eye pro when doing yard work. I've had 2 close calls, once shooting at the S.O. Range had splash back from the berm and at home hit in the eye with a rock kicked up by a grass trimmer. Found some on Amazon with readers built in so have several pair around.

I don't try and correct anyone unless it's a safety issue. Then I try to be polite and respectful.

I don't have an AR but on occasion I've had difficulty with getting my sizing die adjusted properly. I'm shooting a Remington 700. Bought a Wilson case gage and it helped show where my brass was out of spec and got my sizer adjusted properly. Now I have a case gage for each rifle caliber I...

What worries me is that a lot of silliness that starts in California seems to migrate east a few years later.

Thanks for the info. Now I'm going have to keep my eyes open for one.