Erich

It would! You'd be reuniting long lost siblings Thanks I had to stop putting the good stuff in there, its was the first place the wife would look after she ran out of her cheap chardonnay.

$675....come on....no one wants to see it to end up on Gunbroker

SOLD

I've gotten them a handful of times, also FFL03. I've been getting notices for NICS and form changes, so these don't appear to be specific to FFL type. I didn't get the one referred to so I assume they have a radius that I fell out of. iirc the last heist notice I got was for a FFL1's shop.

Blending my personal experience with the 'better' brands and only what I have read of newer Taurus, I find myself looking at Taurus for my next 44. S&W earned their reputation. But there is a reason why so many here will only buy older ones. Their current product is also hit and miss from the recent purchases. More miss than hit. You cant debate when you get a good on they are nice. Colt has yet to solve their QC issues unfortunately. However they now have great customer service and stand behind their product. Something that Smith either no longer does or is hit and miss in that department as well. Hopefully luck of the draw is on my side with the Taurus.

If you run into a decent Winchester 190 you might consider it. 16 rnd tube feeder and most like the Marlin 60, but not as popular. The lesser rep was probably due more to the fact that most ended up with loose barrel nuts that weren't tightened back down than any real functional difference.

Great choice. That was my first can when I moved to this free state Enjoy!

I am wondering if you had standard anti-walk pins, but possibly the take down pin was the item that had the wedge screw arrangement? JP use to make one a while back. Trigger pins diameter are small enough that the wall diameter combined with the smaller screw, I'd think it wouldn't generate much torque on a limited engagement area to be effective long term.

Update: Looks like we done broke it. Scheduled maintenance

Its the one in the pic that SmokyBaer posted. I bought it form another member on the M14 forum almost 10 years ago. I had bought a new National Match and was planning to do the upgrade. The difference between the National Match and M21 at that time was M21 stock used the oversize match stock with the adjustable adjustable cheek riser, and the heavy profile barrel. National Match's were already glass bedded, so for me I wanted the adjustable riser since I planned to scope the rifle. But I never ended doing that or even shooting the National Match since I had a couple of other M14's at the time. Looking over my accumulated parts, I know I don't plan to do that in the future since I've not ever shot the NM and considering I may sell that. I forgot how I went hog wild on collecting back then. I have other GI stocks and vented hanguards. I was thinking if I sold the NM I would get one of the current shorter barrel versions and might use one of the GI stock / handguards as I wont end up ever scoping one realistically.

Natches has some very low price on either 9mm or 40 CCI Independence brass. It was 199.99 for 1k about 2 hours ago, now showing at 209.99. But the catch is, all the other gun crazy horders are slammin their website and you may not be able to get in. I have been trying on and off for the last 2 hours and get internal server error, so have not been able to verify the caliber. I am assuming that some folks are managing to get in and buy based on their site volume alogarithm upping the price . Good luck. Hope some of the gents here can luck into some

Wel....try unseeing this

Did they change it up so that you have to have subscribe just to look at the marketplace? I have a high enough post count and marketplace feedback so that shouldn't be a problem. I'm a very infrequent flyer these days. I was looking to get an idea of what an M21 stock might be going for. I forgot I had gotten one years ago until I ran into it today. From context looks like this might be a sold one, but not go for me. https://www.m14forum.com/threads/for-sale-stock-parts.521451/

I literally spit up my drink and laughed at that last thing. The first time I encountered euro inspired ‘combat sights’ I felt the same way. What? You cover up what you want to hit? You mean so you can’t actually see what you’re hitting? No matter how many times I hear the rational over ‘target’ sight, its not a selling point.

After watching 4” Anacondas on GB for the last 3 years, I was happy Colt finally decided to add a 4” model to the Anaconda line earlier this year. Truth be told, I have a love - hate relationship with Colt, so I reluctantly caved to fill the hole left in the stable by selling my 629. I just received it back from Colt today, the test target had 4 rounds making one large hole dead center. Look forward to taking my first shots with it. Hope to update with impressions after that.

a P01 and 1911 love child! Yes please. Nick....damn you. I think my P01 is about to go up for sale.

Thanks sir.

SOLD

withdrawn

open to trade and lower price. I don’t have a list. modern low use handgun along the lines of a Cz Shadow or custom vs run of the mill.

This is the picture I wish we'd see in the mass (liberal) media. These are the ones who would keep AK's if they are banned. These are the ones who won't be remove their brace now that its a caliber increasing death device. Pretty good bet all 3 are felons who cant legally own guns. But expect to see plenty of pics of the law abiding at guns stores instead pm their next anti-gun misinformation post

I'm pretty happy with my 509. In 2019 there was a problem with 509's breaking strikers and they recommended on dry firing the pistols. Apex offered a replacement strengthened striker. FN had updated the striker later that year and as far as I know they resolved that problem. Haven't encountered any issues with mine, suppressed or not. I did opt for the Apex striker because mine was made at the time it was a concern. I have a number of Glocks. I have a 23C as a carry gun. I like them. The FN is an easier gun to shoot well IMO

But what they wanted , ended up on the news. And / Or distraction for a the snatch and dash my money would be on option 1

For you consideration, true Colt carbine complete with stamped rollmark as well as all the stamped 'C' goodness before their fall a few years ago. Stamped C in upper, barrel, and bolt carrier. 6940P's where not made in large volumes, ones is nice shape are hard to come by. Monolithic upper Piston operated vs. DI Heavy SOCOM Barrel Flip up back-up irons (Matech rear, Integrated Colt gas block front) This one has a Keyhole Forge lower. Very nice condition overall. Light use wear with a small touchup spot on the lower receiver that is not very noticeable.