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Beltfed

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  1. I am hoping to purchase a full size .40 as I have several small carry pistols. I looked at the HK and it’s too pricey for a range blaster. Thanks all.
  2. I’m interested in the sig 40 S&w. I’m in Knoxville. PM me if it’s still available. Thanks.
  3. Is the barrel lands & groves, or button type rifling? If button type, do you know if a cut barrel is available?
  4. I also purchased pull down surplus @ Knob Creek years ago, two different times. Never knew what the powder is, just to load it like BL(c)-2. Using ladder test on 7.62x51 and .30-06, I found that the powder charge is at the very bottom of BL(C)-2 using LC mil ammo as a standard. Don’t know about velocities as I just purchased the Garman unit.
  5. Still interested if you drop price somewhat. I also have have the the 9mm, that’s why I’m interested.
  6. There is a forum on Facebook devoted to the C1. As it doesn’t seem to cause any problems, most posts are about home brew mounting and cases. I watched a guy shoot rubber bands with it and it worked.
  7. I also have the Dillon 550 + others. I believe the Dillon powder measuring will work on a single stage. The fail safe system will not work. I don’t even use it on any of my Dillon machines. I use springs wrapped around the peg on the powder bar (that’s why it there) and then around the bottom of the powder hopper. Dillon sells them as do others. The reason Dillon sells them is the Square Deal machine doesn’t have the fail safe system, at least mine doesn’t. Don’t know about the Lee powder through die.
  8. Like title says, looking for a .40 caliper around Knoxville. Not too pricey and not a Glock. Prefer cut rifling, not button rifling but not a deal breaker. Thanks
  9. You have an inch pattern L1A1. In the supplied pics of the mags they look to be the metric pattern.
  10. Just to be clear, it looks to be a 191A1 not a 1911. Hope whoever gets enjoys.
  11. Try “Liberty Tree Collectors”. They have old firearm parts.
  12. Passing this on. 5500 round of 22lr Russian Junior ammo. Steel cased, non corrosive, 50/r boxes, 500/r bricks. Will sell any (500 minimum) to all. $25.00/brick. Buy all $20.00. Around Knoxville only. email for pic, this forum will not allow me to post pics.
  13. I have two lever actions. One in .22, Winchester, the other is .22wmr Henry. They belonged to my late brother-in-law. No idea on price as I’m a U.S. military firearms guy. If you have a 1941 Johnson, the miles will melt away. You are way to far away.
  14. Free bunp. Did you sell the the .40s&w? Pm if no sell yet.
  15. Do you have. the M.E. & T.E. readings? It’s been rebuilt, so are all the parts correct? Thanks
  16. Bought out lady who’s father had passed of ammo cans full of boxed Wolf/Bear 7.62x39. For you Knoxville and surrounding area guys. Unsure of how much I have as I’m not counting it. $0.35/round. Local pick up. Also have it on stripper clips, one can I believe, and maybe several cans of Soviet.30-06.
  17. I have some Wolf/Bear in 20 round boxes for you Knoxville guys. No idea how many. I purchased from a lady whose father had passed. Ammo cans full of the stuff.
  18. I also own a model 28-2. I also use it with Pachmayr grips. I purchased it new about 1972. It came with nice wooden grips. Was a sock drawer gun for years, and the pistol that got me into reloading. This pistol is the real deal. If one wants a N frame S&W revolver in 38/357, this would be a good choice. Also, the 28 prices are rising. GLWS
  19. Do you have the original wooden grips?
  20. To help with your sale, I have a case of ammo I’m willing to let go at a reasonable price. Also in Knoxville.
  21. Round count? Sold off my Glock 22 so interested. I’m in west Knoxville
  22. Don’t know if you already have. You will have better luck if you list it on the CMP forums where there are many more guys buying U.S. military firearms at good prices.

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