Richard995

I just setup an account there.  The list about 5 different 91/30 guns.  I understand the difference with the laminate stocks but what is the difference between the $99.99 and the $139.99 guns?  I am looking for the best gun for the buck.  I don't mind spending a few more dollars for a much better gun.  Is the Laminated gun better?  Are the Laminated stocks just replacement for really bad stocks? 

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Just received my License today.  Not bad turnaround time.  I filed for it on 12/7/13 and received it on 12/23/13. 

Let's see, 12 ga semi auto,  have 3.  12 ga pump, have 2. 9mm, have 2.  308 bolt, have 2.  270 bolt, have 1. 7 mm bolt, have 1. 22 semi auto rifle, have 3.  22 semi auto hand gun, have 1. Colt 45, have 1.  380 semi auto, have 1. 20 ga double, have 1.  44 mag revolver, have 3.  357 revolver, have 2. 10 ga lever action, have 2.  410 ga, have 3. 30-30 lever action, have 8.   Still need; 50 cal bolt 30-06 bolt

expensive.  Glad a got 10,000 rounds about 2 years ago. 

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Thanks again.  I will let you know how long it takes to get my C&R. 

Thanks guys for you help.  At this time I am in the information gathering stage.  I have learned to gather all the information that I can stand before pulling the trigger.  I am sure there is more information out there than I can take in.  I am also sure there is some fiction involved too. 

Just sent my request for my Curio and Relics License.  I am a Winchester man.  I know nothing of Russian guns, chines, Japanese or Mosin guns.  I am sure if I ask which gun is best I will get 12 different replies.  I can do an internet search and find where to buy them.  So, my question is what should I look for when I am looking to buy these guns.  What is a Hex Receiver?  Is the Russian gun better than the Chines or is the German one better?  I don't want to just run out and buy a $200 piece of junk.  Nor am I looking to spend $2000.  If I want to spend that much I would go with a new Remington or Weatherby.    Thanks

I am also left handed.  I only use left handed bolt rifles.  I am comfortable with it.  I have used those right handed bolt rifles and they feel wrong.  But, use what feels right.  I have seen on auctions that left handed rifles go for more than the right handed same rifles.  Just my opinion.

I am not worried about running low but if the prices come down again I would shot more and buy more.  I have enough to cover my shoting hobby for the next 3 to 4 years.

I'm In. Thanks

The only 1911 I have ever used is the one I have and the one I used in the military.

I have a few. Sears Model 54 30-30 2 Winchester Model 1901, 10 ga lever action shotgun Henry 22 Long Rossi Ranch Hand .38/.357 I am looking for a Winchester 9410 lever action 410 shotgun

Hand gun .25 .32 .380 .38 .38SW .357 .44 .45 410 Rifle .22lr .30-30 .351 .270 .308 20 12 10

I have a problem with tranporting because I have a Jeep Wrangler. There is no trunk to put the guns in. Hard to seperate them. When I tansport the guns are unloaded and the ammo is in an ammo can. Never been stopped so I don't know if I would get in trouble doing it this way.

1) 4 rugers. The .380 LCP is the wife's. 2) 2 Smith and Wessons 3) Bauer .25 7 total. Looking for more

I have a 700 also in 308. I love it. I recently purchased this one. I do have a Weatherby Vanguard 270 WIN with a good scope that I would consider selling. It is right handed and I am left handed. That is why I got the 700 in left. I agree that all these rounds are good. It all depends on the quality of the gun.

The Sig 228 went for $600.

The M1 Yearwood .30 Cal carbine went for $1050.00. The M1 Paratrooper .30 Cal General Motors went for $1400.00.

Nice. I understand why it looks like a left handed gun. But it isn't. You hold it in your right hand and work it with the left. Do they make it in left handed?

Nice. I have the same problem. Just picked up a Winchester 1901, 10 gauge lever action shotgun. The wife is going to kill me if she sees it...

Just as I thought. I went to this auction and didn't buy anything. A Winchester model 9422 went for $800. A used Colt Python .357 went for $1650. A Ruger single six .22 and .22 mag went for $500. New it is only $400. An S & W model 37 airweight .38 went for $900. I can get that one new in box for $500. And a Ruger LCP .380 went for $385. You can pick them up all day for $300. Yes, people have more money that brains...

I was at the last auction they had there at Steve's. Guns were going well over reasonable price. Some of the guns I could of gotten new for less than they were paying for them used. When I go to gun auction I do my homework first.

I have been looking for a tang screw for my Winchester 1901. I have checked the local fastener place but the old screw doesn't match any modern screw. I have checked the web but no one has one listed. I checked Numrich.com but they don't have it. The screw is 2 1/16 inch, 28 pitch.