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I was two months shy of 7 when Nixon resigned and remember it happening but didn’t really know why.
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We were kids and we were a lot better off not knowing about it.
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Why you old fart, I was only 6 at the time. Ha! It's funny, I can't remember all that going on, but I can remember Gerald Ford being president.
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for-sale NEW PRICES! Selling most of my collection. Guns, ammo, reloading. Etc..
n0rlf replied to n0rlf's topic in Firearms Classifieds
Rolling south to see the grandkids soon. First part of the great trip. Will come back for a bit before the rest. Shoot me offers. Love to move a few before I leave. -
I'm thinking about purchasing a T/C Compass in .270, as I finally have an opportunity to get into deer hunting. The reviews seem pretty good, especially for a $200 (after rebates at Academy) rifle, but I wanted to see if anyone here had firsthand experience with 'em.
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August of 74 I was 19 and bumming through Italy.
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for-sale Springfield 45 Bi-Tone Micro Compact
Fourtyfive replied to 45Hammer's topic in Firearms Classifieds
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for-sale Inexpensive Sawmill Blades in time for Christmas...
surfcityred replied to Grand Torino's topic in Non Firearm Classifieds
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My parents were working real hard to have a baby I am told. They were successful getting the procees rolling about that time..
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Also interested in trades on hunting rifles
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Also -- if you don't mind the hinged trigger (I am fine with mine) you can replace only the sear, which is the modification I made to my original Shield (actually to two of them -- mine and the one my wife now carries). Cheers, Whisper
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Other than taking the whole gun apart, it's not bad. There's a couple videos that show how to do it. Field strip, knock a couple pins out, pry the guts out of the frame, swap the trigger (which involves a bit of controlled hammering), then put it back together. Having 3 hands would make the reassembly easier, but I got it. Based on the videos, the full Apex kit with trigger, sear, and springs really is taking the whole gun apart. Again, not too bad other than some of the tiny pieces can be a pain if you're fumble fingered like me.
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Amen.
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I carry to 1.0 shield with safety. perfectly happy. I have shot the 2.0. A little nicer for the reasons mentioned, but no difference as a carry gun except for the highly textured grip. If you wear it next to your skin you will wind up sandpapering the panel down. J Floyd had the 1.0 without safety for 269. I like either, just personal preference and cost issue.
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So how much trouble is swapping the trigger out?
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Heard some Tom Petty this morning coming to work. Gone to soon.............
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I was just a 7 year old, I can't remember it. Probably a good thing I can't.
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I have a box of Fiocchi ammo I can add if that helps anyone. Blessings
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I like and use Talon Grips myself on all my Glocks. Really like the aggressive texture one for competition, but tears up my t-shirts and creates a lot of dust bunnies in the gun if I CCW with it. Been there done that... I use skateboard tape on the slide so my fingers don't slip off.
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Still available. Make an offer. I’ll be in Chattanooga this weekend.
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Haven't managed to break this yet. Made out of titanium or somethin'
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Exactly what mikegideon shows above. Typically I walk by a workbench or something and "ping". It seems to take very little to snap them. I think it's bad heat treating.
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I put an Apex aluminum trigger in my shield 1.0 and that made a big improvement. I much prefer the blade style trigger safety over the hinged. I also have a Hogue slip-on grip that makes it feel better in my hand. I'd guess those 2 mods add up to nearly the difference between the 1.0 and 2.0, but the 2.0 still has the hinged trigger so I'd want to change that regardless.
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sale-or-trade Savage 16 FCSS Weather Warrior
Countryboy90 replied to Countryboy90's topic in Firearms Classifieds
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The oil dilution problem seems to be on the 2017 and 2018 Honda models. A real bummer.
