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First, Merry Christmas! I work with a fella,who has offered to sell me either or both for $800.00: NIB Colt A-3 or like new Springfield M1A Scout. As far as actual need, I have an A-3 AK Bushy and a PTR-91, so the "mission" is covered. I would probably be able to re-sell either offered...

My PTR is a grin-o-matic! That stated, I have my eye on an M1A. I carried an M-14 for a short while in the nav, selective, not so much, but on semi, very effective, very confidence inspiring, great sights! MM

Just lucky, I guess, but as in most endeavor, attitude has a whole lot to do with it. My whole enlistment was an adventure. Maybe it's just me but even the scary parts were exilerating. MM

Not fun? Not fun!? Man, I gotta tell you guys, It was a BLAST! MM (Um, no pun intended...)

Travlin, I'm hip but this was a loose piece of steel, fell out of the forestock upon disassembly. Pretty sure THAT'S not up to spec! Regards, MM

I am a repeat customer in 45 colt and 30 carbine. Zero issues. MM

I own a NIB Delta Elite, investment, not fired. A S&W 1006, It's a tank, good shooter, very nice pistol. I daily carry a Glock 29, tritium sights/grip reduction - not very glamorous, but it works. I Like, but do not own the Dan Wesson, also like/not own the Kimber 10mm. Ammo is not cheap but is...

Wilson for sure. Go ahead and buy a second recoil spring assembly, although mine ran almost 6000 rounds before it gave-up. Make sure it feeds your ammo of choice before you bet your life on it. I ran 500 rds of ball and another 300 jhp before I carried mine. Most require some break-in. I've had...

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Hakko, nice red dot w/ different changeble reticles. Not nearly as rugged as my EO. It co-witnesses with the irons (adjustments work well) and is a hoot for around $125.00. MM

Re: Auto Ordinance M-1 carbine. I bought one when they first introduced them. After one mag, it became a single shot. I sent it back-TWICE. No good! Traded it to a fellow who was aware of it's history for my shooter Python snub. Apparently the rattle I heard inside had something to do with a...

At the latest Nashville Fairgrounds show I was fortunate to scratch one off my "long list", a S&W M-25-5 .45 Colt. I Bought from Kens's Guns. Ken always has more than a few desirable examples. While poking around to see if anything else in his display was winking at me, I spied a clean 686 (I...

When ya GOTTA be right, Ya GOTTA be right. MM

SaxonPuerco, MM does not want to by THAT Python, for more than $600.00, as I have a couple snubbies. One of which, a bright stainless, for which I paid substantially more than six bills, is a shooter. I just think the offered example is "rough" for the bandied about prices. But, I'm not in...

That's a little rough for my taste. If I was in the market for a "shooter" grade Python snub, I would offer $600.00 dollars for that particular example. How much has it been shot? Timing/lock-up(?), these are not inexpensive to service and not every 'smith has the gumption to work on one. MM

Hey Clown, Watch it! I used to be one of those "uniformed" people. My uniform was that of the United States Navy. MM

k98, They are expensive to feed. I have my Dad's bring back, a 6.5mm, long barrel, bayonet, too. Type 38 I think. The story regarding late models is that the metallurgy suffered as the defeat of the Empire grew immiment. Re: .303, no idea. But, if 30 caliber = 7.62, this is substanialy larger...

Stainz, I am enamoured with the grips on your 696. Where'd you get 'em? Thanks, MM

Sexy grips on that 28, rodent! MM

Straw, I may be lucky and get out Saturday, got a 3" M-13 roundbutt circa 1982, I haven't shot yet, either. By the way, here's some M-57 N frame goodness... MM