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saw one today at a gun shop that looked darn near unfired, just like your and they wanted $239 for it. you did good for $100.... still thinking about stopping back tomorrow and getting it.

if you own and collect guns long enough, you will accumulate lots of ammo for which you dont have the gun anymore...lets see...7mmmag, 303 british, 7.62x39, 7.62x25, 44 mag, 41 mag, 40 s&w, 25acp. probably more it i thought hard enough... someday i may get something to shoot them in.........its...

how about a pistol pac...early monson, mass. with serial number 13

i have one of these...its an adapter to use a sionics .45 suppressor that is usually put on a mac 10, onto a 1911 colt. you just replace the original bushing with that one and you screw the can onto it. works pretty good, but it wont cycle the action, so it is single shot...

i have seen them at the gunshows lately going for about 170, but they are in really nice shape, probably in the mid 90s, %wise, along with a spare mag. been very tempted, but seem to always find something else i want more....maybe soon.....

how about one of the kel-tecs in 40 S&W. i have a p11 in 9mm, and a glock model 19. the kel-tec is the lightest 9mm you can find. you wont notice the crappy trigger pull if you ever need to use it as a backup. light, inexpensive, and the newer ones seem to be very reliable. its not like you...

all i know is that when i was shooting IPSC (master class unlimited) if you must know, if you sweep any part of your body with the muzzle of your gun, you are out of there.....the BIG DQ. go home, have a nice day. everybody can have a brain fart, and i dont want the muzzle of my gun pointing...

you are correct about the tracking...the usps is behind on that. look for it in the near future, though. in general, usps is the cheapest and most reliable deliver. i do use ups for the big parcels cause they are cheaper..

one other thing nobody else has mentioned. everytime you draw your weapon, you are crossing your opposite arm with a loaded gun!!! can you say ".45hp in the elbow??? OUCH

i work for the post office as a letter carrier, and i can tell you it is crazy the whole month of december, and into january. some routes get 40 or 50 parcels to deliver every day, along with 15 - 20 certifieds, and maybe a couple express mails thrown in. then the supervisor says to make 8...

i have been hearing a lot about chamber size and leading, and for the life of me cant see the correlation....if the chamber is a little oversize, how does that cause leading?

just picked up a new to me model 25-5 yesterday. it had been in a gunshop on consignment for $475. went back several time to work on the owner to try to get him to come down to a reasonable price. was hoping for about $400. guy wouldn't budge. finally, after a couple of weeks, he says that...

ive got a good one for you...bought a ruger m77 in 30-06. loaded up some rounds with what i thought was winchester ball powder. had a brain fart and used bullsye instead. lesson number 1. keep powder in original container...blew the ruger to hell. got wood splinters in my face, and burned the...

actually, there is something better than a Dillon 550, its called the Dillon 1050...i did some trading for one a few years ago, and along with my 550.......what a setup..

i have a set of dillon 223 dies, and you still need to lube the cases. the only advatage of carbide in rifle calibers is smoother operation and much longer service life...

if all you want to do is disable them and not save components, why not just get a pair or vicegrips and squeeze the middle of them with it. that way you cant chamber them in anything, and just toss them out.. just a suggestion. either that or dig a hole in your backyard and bury them..