Thursty

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Bump. I’ll even throw in a bandolier of 12 gauge.

I’ll take your primers, pMing now.

***SOLD*** Great functioning condition, has some pitting on the barrel, but rust has been removed and re-blued. Comes with factory pistol grip and the currently installed shockwave style grip. $200

9mm, takes any double stack Glock mag

Looking at an OWB open top leather holster for a large frame Glock 29 or 30

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***SOLD*** Ruger PC Charger with SB Tactical brace, Magpul grip, and MidWest Industries hand guard. Barrel comes off and brace folds so it is super compact. Currently has a Sig Romeo red dot on it. $900 - Really looking to sell, but would consider trades, particularly for a micro9 with a red dot, like the Sig 365 or the Hellcat, or a Glock 30, 30S, or 36, or maybe an AR pistol. Can do trade or trade plus cash

***SOLD*** New, full 50 round box of 230gr Federal HST +P ammo. Looking for $50. In the Nashville/Dickson area. Also have a 20 round box of 220 gr Hornady Critical Duty +P listed for $25. I’d combine both and sell for $60.

I’ll take it! Sending PM

Not really, I'm thinking I need a new holster, so looking for some cash toward that.

Complete box. $25 Live in Dickson, but work in Nashville a few days a week.

I've carried a lot, but 3 pretty consistently, 1911>LC9>Glock 26. I keep trying other things, but I really can't steer away from the 26, for me its the perfect in terms of portability, shootability, capacity, and modularity (in terms of magazines).

Monday Bump.

Looking for a .22 pistol to carry around the homestead for small critter control. One of those Heritage Rough Riders should suffice. Had one and sold it to someone on the forum because I didn’t have a need for it. Now all of a sudden we’re losing chickens.

***SOLD*** Factory Mossberg pistol grip. Don’t keep a shotgun around the house anymore, so no longer need. $20 and it’s yours. In Dickson, but travel to Nashville once a week. I’d ship it for $25

So, I need to do some loading for my 300 Win Mag. I currently have large rifle primers on hand, but no magnum primers. Times being what they are, I’m thinking I’ll need to try the standard primers instead of the magnums. I’ve never loaded for a magnum before, so never had a need for magnum primers. Anyone have experience running standard primers in place of magnums?

When I was at MidSouth a week or so ago, they had Ginex SP, LP, and SR primers. I think the SR primers were $60/thousand.

Not really a PCC, the Ruger PC Charger takes Glock mags. Add a folding brace and an optic and you dramatically improve your firepower with something that shares mags with your carry gun. Not a huge fan of PCCs but I can get behind the Charger. The regular PC Carbine takes Glock mags too, but you said no PCCs.

Wouldn't it have to be a larger frame since the 10 and .45 are so much longer than a 9mm? Think it will share the same fire control group? At least that way you don't have to buy a whole new "gun". The modularity of the Sig line intrigues me, but not enough to move away from the Glock platform which I am wholly committed to.

Sad to hear about the Vortex, but you hit the nail on the head, that was really more abuse than the mini red dots were designed for. Like @JustEd I have a Viper mounted 45 degrees on my AR as a short range option. I like shooting with it, and can transition pretty fast, but I've always worried about that thing hanging off my gun at an unusual angle, now I worry even more.

I've seen a few different variants of these, never been able to get onboard. I'm still trying to wrap my head around people hunting with chassis guns or their look alikes, like the Ruger Precision Rifle and the Sig Cross. I was OK with polymer and carbon stocks, but at what point are we taking it too far?

I’d also swap for 6.5 Creedmoor, .308, .300 Win Mag, or 12 gauge supplies.

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