221 Fireball

Happy New Year's Eve bump.

Single stage ... breaks very smooth.

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Merry Christmas TGO! Anybody get some extra gun money stuffed in their stocking? This squirreleyedestroyeratincredibleranges is still here.

Don't think I've ever seen a 63-year-old firearm, short of a museum, in such pristine condition! Can't call it a safe queen, no such thing back then, must have been a closet queen.

A "would look good under the Christmas tree" bump.

Bump for price drop.

Welcome to the "gun friendly" state! You'll find this bunch on TGO as really good folks.

Sorry Papa, sold it in AUGUST. That's why the ad says CLOSED (in black oval beside the heading).

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Bump for price drop.

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Factory PPK/S .380 (fits PPK too but sticks out), blued, 7 round SOLD

Never loaded, never fired, new in box special edition Ruger Mark II .22 LR. William Ruger NRA Endowment certificate of authenticity included along with all original literature. This pistol is engraved with the NRA logo and the signature of Bill Ruger. It also has a special NRA serial number, white grips with red Ruger logo and magazine floor plate with red Ruger logo. $550 $500 FTF Rockvale/Murfreesboro area

A non-recoil rifle for your newly constructed shoulder. I will deliver.

Bump for another look.

Those were pretty neat rifles. I had a buddy who carried one in 22 Hornet on his tractor. It was used and abused, but it shot fine. He killed his share of varmints from that tractor (mostly groundhogs),

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It would indeed. Everyone should own one fine rifle. This is one of those. German precision all the way.

Die set available - FTF Rockvale/Murfeesboro area. $30

Absolutely mint older Anschutz 1517, with heavy barrel. Accuracy is wowza! Comes with Weaver 4x16x42 with A.O, and 100 rounds of Hornady 17gr V-Max, already sighted in. I bought this new about 20 years ago. I'm going to call round count at less than 200. $950

I would go with whichever shoots best in my gun (accuracy, cycling, recoil factor). Either one is a good defense load.

Bump for an uncommon Smith (caliber wise). You see more 17s (.22) than magnums it seems. Nice gun, nice price.

Sold my inline, went back to my original 40-year-old T/C Renegade 50. More Nostalgia, more fun.

Spending 36 years with the Army, I'm a vaccination kind of guy. I took a flu shot every year since age 19, I'm 66 now. The last time I had the flu was when I was 18, so for me, I think they work. So it was no big deal for me to take the Covid vax, but to each their own. Some people just don't like the idea of a vax, period, That's the great thing of being an American, we have choices. Personally I'd rather take the vaccination risk than rolling the dice on how full blown Covid may or may not play out. Any doubts I had on getting the vax were erased when we lost Steel Harp. Him and I were about the same age. I wish the best to all of you for avoiding this damn virus.