Garufa

Sometimes the ones you shoot the least are the treasures of the collection. The struggle is real.

Or if it’s going to blow up, lol.

He is on the ballot for Governor again this year. I tried navigating his website the other day and it is as bizarre as ever. https://www.republicaninarepublic.com/ He’s on Twitter too. Good stuff. https://mobile.twitter.com/marceaux2018?lang=en I saw him sitting in a raggedy old Explorer in front of the downtown post office a couple of weeks ago and thought about saying hey. Then I remembered my policy of never engaging mentals in conversation and just kept walking.

So you’ve got two a-holes, with four little felons in the making.

S&W made one for a couple of years with a rather complex extractor that did not use clips. Charter Arms was supposed to have something similar a few years ago but I don’t l know if it went any where. Otherwise, rimless cartridge usually means moon clip in DA revolver unless you’re lucky.

No doubt I’m sure. Just speaking from experience dealing with a parent who had no clue how to deal with the cobweb of absolutely ridiculous options and regulations offered, refused, and charged for by the government and insurance companies. It’s absurd.

Really? If you feel the need to report something, report it to local law enforcement.

I’m gonna go out on a limb and assume you have employer-provided health insurance as I do. It’s fine until you retire, although the costs increase every year, benefits decrease, and absurd requirements increase. Have you made plans for your future? When you become eligible for Medicare they only pay 80%. You’ll have to pick up the remaining 20% via another insurance policy that you pay for. BTW, prescriptions are another policy. Are you financially prepared for assisted living? Medicare and Medigap insurance plans do not pay for that. You’ll need to pick up some kind of long-term care insurance plan for that...now.

People want government involved in healthcare because between the industry and insurance companies it is an unaffordable, unsustainable system. Unfortuntatly, the government can’t do anything worthwhile to control he madness without making it worse.

No, lol. I just remember when the brand came out and what they offered at the time for for skater types. They have expanded their market since then.

Do you ride a skateboard?

That’s the kicker right there. Recoil is not bad but trying to figure out how to hold on to the thing the first few rounds is exciting. Even after that it’s just unnatural if you’re used to more convential shotguns.

I do know that Palmetto State has a great price on the 12 gauge right now. That’s all I got. I’ve only handled a Mossberg Shockwave and while I still can’t find much use for one, it would be cool to have. The Shockwave holds one more round for 5+1, has the tang safety, and is sightly lighter. I have traditionally been a Remington guy but the Mossberg is worth a look.

Neither. It’s a shame these are the options.

Do they still print Shotgun News?

I did too. Very wild. Made me wonder what that cop is in store for. That can’t be standard or accepted protocol, lol.

Nope. I was perusing it the other day. They seem to focus on entire gun kits without frames, they have been destroyed, and they have all kinds of of them.

Thanks @rugerla1. I was wondering if a simple bulb replacement was possible. Looks like it might be. Didn’t know there was a spare halogen bulb in the bottom of the old ones. Just checked one and sure enough there is.

I have a couple of old full-size MagLite flashlights with old-timey bulbs. The kind that take two D-cell batteries, might even have a three cell somewhere. Is it possible to replace the current bulb with one of the newer and far brighter LED bulbs?

Wow. What are the odds of recovering stolen guns after 30 years? Glad you’ll be getting them back, especially the shotgun.

Here’s a link to the original manual. https://www.remington.com/sites/default/files/Model 11.pdf

You’ll be pleased. If not, you ain’t right. Did you go with 3.6 or 4.0?

I have a Baby Eagle in .40 from whenever I bought it, maybe the year 2000. It’s built like a tank. People that say .40 is snappy change their minds after shooting it, lol. Matter of fact I used it for my HCP class back in the day, tore one big ragged hole in the target. The day before I went to an indoor range as I was out of practice and was using some of those crappy umarex reloads that we’re already old. Had a total case head separation, sparks flew, gun done but didn’t care. Onsite smith pulled the case out and I was good to go. Good thing I wasn’t using my beloved Gen2 G23 at the time, my buddy was shooting it with new ammo I told him to bring.

Ya know if you bought a mainstream semi in the mighty .40 you can get 9mm conversion barrels, well at least for some. Just something to think about as .41 AE is so obscure it’s not worth dealing with. There is a reason Jerichos no longer come in that caliber. For example, and not pushing Glock at all, 9mm barrels are readily available for every model they offer in .40. You can even get .357 Sig barrels for added variety. I believe other manufacturer’s pistols offer such versatility. BTW, Jerichos, Baby Eagles or whatever you want to call them are excellent pistols. From a quality and accuracy standpoint, just as good as the CZ’s they are patterned after.

Without seeing the court’s doucuments stating certain wepaons are not “military weapons of war” I’ll take the interpretations with a grain of salt. This just ruling being a “game changer”, I doubt. All one needs is iron or steel, and more importantly, ammunition to defend themselves or institute change. People have been building guns in homes, caves, etc., etc. since gunpowder was invented....and in my lifetime fighting world powers with such weapons.