krunchnik

I say put the #$@%&^@ and drive,I see quite a bit of abuse-so what is this driving thru an intersection while staring at a phone-see it all the time-idiots only do this.

So-A bad boy or so he thought got his clock cleaned permanently-play stupid games win stupid prizes. I can't even feel remotely bad that the Marshall's did their job-he was no choir boy that's for sure.

Ya-I guess your right ey

Castle doctrine-he is in my home uninvited with a object in his hand that can kill you as dead as a pistol or rifle-he is going to the floor with some help.

What kinda statement is that-I happen to have been a Yankee myself-20 years ago

One thing I did forget to mention-the Savage has an adjustable trigger-mine is very light-in fact I think I should probably put my trigger gauge on it and find out just how light.

I also am a fan of wood on a rifle-my 93fv savage came with a poly black stock that reminded me of one off a cap gun-so I did the Boyds and a steel trigger guard.

Seems like that's a pretty good ball park price-I traded a Ruger GP100 even up for mine.

I have a few Ruger Single Action pistols of which one is a early 70's Single Six-right before they started with the safety stuff-still a 3 screw

Dangerous knife collection-looks like my kitchen counter on Thanksgiving afternoon trying to decide which dangerously dangerous turkey cutter to use-Geez-Really

Thanks for thinking of my plight In all honesty I think I will hold on for awhile-I am 60 years old this year and have very little want for a major relocate considering we have one planned 5 years from now. Hopefully something in the part time line will come up and I can work about 20 hours a week. I really hoped I could get another 5 out of RUSA but that's not happening I think all my coworkers were as surprised as I was-it is a bummer for sure.

Yup-I am one of the displaced employees-I started at Range USA almost 2 years ago and enjoyed my work there very much. I was the armorer which is going to be a hard job to replace.I got my Sig and Glock armorers certificate while I was employed also.

I do think that there are a few gardening tools in the mix

And it seems like there are less and less manufacturers that are actually bluing steel but spraying a cheesy coat of paint on them.One in particular are the finishes on the Beretta line of pistols-shiny kinda fake looking paint.

The alloy frame will scuff and scratch fairly easy on the J-Frames-I guess it's just a fairly thin finish.

Ummm-do you mean Tucker Gunleather

Seems like one of the most efficient way of carrying a large revolver when hiking or other outdoor activities-I have a Galco Alaskan for my Ruger Single Actions that I really like

I have several pieces from TT-always great product at I think better than competitive pricing.

I really don't care for Cory Booker at all-the sound of his voice gives me the hives

There is also a website called shipmygun-might want to give them a try

A person can ship that to a manufacturer for around $40.00-the last pistol I shipped to Buds Guns in Kentucky it cost me less than $40.00-it has to go second day air not overnight.

I also vote for sending it in-you more than likely will get a new slide and barrel-which pretty much makes the pistol like new.

Yup-They're all busy trying to dance on our rights-where do these idiots come from!

I am gonna repeat what Garufa said-worth is what someone is willing to pay

Your completely right about all plastic.I am the armorer at Range USA and we have a S&W 15-22 in our rental inventory-I clean it every 2 weeks and it is holding up pretty well. So far all I have replaced is an extractor hook and plunger with spring-A parson can replace the trigger group but the plastic lower pin holes get a little out of shape fairly easy. Magazines are kind of a soft spot-the feed lips at the rear get a groove worn in and the rounds will self feed all over the floor-it would be a good idea to have one as a spare.