Jamey
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Figures ..
The unofficial GUN talk thread
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inski
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that's a steal. If I just didn't get a 1911 I would have snagged that AR.
i-wagon
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I wish I just had the cash for it
Jamey
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If I didn't just get one
Nate
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I emailed him... Worth it for parts.
Mighty Subie
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It is just the lower. You guys realize that right?
inski
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no I didn't realize that...
i-wagon
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Huh, so it is
Nate
Founding Father
Dumb. Why would he put the third pic of just the rail?
Jamey
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Well decided to sell my .22 gsg 522sd have 3 magazines and adjustable stock 300.00 also has a brand new red dot scope . I'm getting the .22 conversion for my AR no sence of haveing two
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i-wagon
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Just went through a documentary type book ask about winchesters history, now I want an m14 more than ever
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Jamey
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stainless
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Nice...
Mighty Subie
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Now that would be perfect for an invasion of zombie squirrels!
Jamey
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Buy it! Lol
stainless
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Just got a bx25 for my 10-22 for just that reason!
Mighty Subie
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inski
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My dilemma.
My brother gave me a British Enfield 303 MK whatever No. whatever. His best friend from H.S. gave it to him a million years ago. While in my possession I added the era correct micrometer ladder sites, added authentic sling, cleaned it after a 100% tear down, shot it, cleaned it. I mentioned to my brother maybe trading it for something a bit newer and he gave me the hairy eye. Heres the dilemma...
a) should I just give it back to him?
2) should I keep it forever?
c) should I keep it and trade it? Its only worth maybe 300 tops, functions great, not real accurate due to the modern ammo making hit about 6 inches high at 50-75yards. Smells too surplus-ie for deer hunting.
I'm thinking about giving it back to him. My kids have shot it. I've shot it. His kids have not shot it. Its a cool hunk of history being that its a US made (Savage) Enfield from 1944... and his friend from HS gave it to him back when you could get Enfields/Mausers/SKS for 79 bucks. I'd be more inclined to keep it if I could get it to hit 6 inches lower, then I could use it at the historical matches at Scarborough or hunting. Maybe I should inquire with Paul at Northeast about shimming up the front sight?
My brother gave me a British Enfield 303 MK whatever No. whatever. His best friend from H.S. gave it to him a million years ago. While in my possession I added the era correct micrometer ladder sites, added authentic sling, cleaned it after a 100% tear down, shot it, cleaned it. I mentioned to my brother maybe trading it for something a bit newer and he gave me the hairy eye. Heres the dilemma...
a) should I just give it back to him?
2) should I keep it forever?
c) should I keep it and trade it? Its only worth maybe 300 tops, functions great, not real accurate due to the modern ammo making hit about 6 inches high at 50-75yards. Smells too surplus-ie for deer hunting.
I'm thinking about giving it back to him. My kids have shot it. I've shot it. His kids have not shot it. Its a cool hunk of history being that its a US made (Savage) Enfield from 1944... and his friend from HS gave it to him back when you could get Enfields/Mausers/SKS for 79 bucks. I'd be more inclined to keep it if I could get it to hit 6 inches lower, then I could use it at the historical matches at Scarborough or hunting. Maybe I should inquire with Paul at Northeast about shimming up the front sight?
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i-wagon
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Keep or give back, there are no other options, I'm suck with half a dozen guns in similar situations
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