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It looked like he missed several times with the shotgun, maybe that's just me, but I'm pretty sure that I saw the banner snap around.

I would like to reload both, mainly 5.56, .308, 9mm, .45 because that covers my spectrum of calibers. Others if I end up getting something chambered for it.

In the next couple months I'm hoping to get started in reloading. What is a good starting setup for a person new to reloading? I manly mean press, but any other equipment comments are welcome as well.

They have a Lego store!?

That's what I thought. I've heard that as well. Shame, a company should bring the design back and modernize it a little maybe.

Don't get the Pakistani ammo. Sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't, like Garufa said. It's great though to train yourself from flinching though.

Ok, thanks. I looked it up right after I posted and saw the difference. An M6 would also be nice to have. Unfortunately they don't make the M6 anymore do they?

I really do like the AR-7 design and almost bought one at the last gun show but my friend got to it before I did. This one is definitely on my list though, might go with it over a .17 HMR.

I might have to look into getting some from him. I was looking for spare parts online but really didn't put much effort into it. I just have a fear of parts breaking on me and not being able to replace them. Same with all my guns. I would like to start reloading for the 9x18 but think I might wait a little while. Do you use standard 9mm rounds and buy a different case or cut them down...?

My days are work filled. Go to work then come home. At home I have other things I have to do then I usually work in the garage on other projects or sculptures. Sunday is my only day off so that's usually spent trying to avoid work and fitting in any shooting or hunting possible.

That's what I'm hoping. The Henry is a great concept but the grip on it is just a pain, and so is the lack of a forearm.

I'm waiting for someone to try one and see if it's really worth it. Seems like if you really wanted a collapsible rifle you could go with one of those Henry Survival Rifles.

I'm hooked, but only about half way through.

For seventy more you could just go buy some paint and slap it on there. Just saying... Thought it was a joke at first. Though if it came down to that or nothing against a zombie I'd choose that.

Cool, thank you.

Thank you. There is a site called "Grips4u." They make grips for just about everything and they aren't too pricey either.

Well I'm in Knoxville as well so If it wouldn't be too much of a problem I'd like to see some of it in person. I've never thought pictures can do the wood justice. Also great job on your dad's Colt.

Awesome.

I'm thinking I'm just going to get him to bring them to me next time he's in Knoxville. The shipping is going to be way too much of a hassle and expensive I think.

How much for the wood? I would be very interested for two upcoming projects.

Put me on the list for some grips!

Not the way I'd like to go, that's for sure.

Hmm never thought about it that way.

Not sure. Try explaining why you removed someone from your knife via bullet. It would make for a great zombie killing tool though. I wonder it they make a holster for that thing.

They do make this though. I wonder about legality though...