scatman

The cons: 1) your gun is officially known about by the government. 2) Only you can be in possession of them unless you have them transfered into a gun trust, at which point any executive of the estate or beneficiaries that pass the checks can be in possession of them. 3) they could no longer be used as car guns as they wouldn't fall under the laws of handguns. 4) If you don't have a trust set up, at the time of your passing on from this life, they would be forfeited to the government.

Bump, price drop to $40.

What caliber? 5.56 or .300 blk?

Sold

None without being in a safe range setting, unless you know it is without a doubt 100% unloaded.

Lighter recoil spring will resolve the issue and run any ammo you put down the pipe, but use the factory spring if you're using +p

Heavier trigger spring and trigger connector, but I'm not sure if there is much aftermarket for Canik yet.

Replied sir.

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I gave my crossbow to my brother last year and thought I had given him all the gear for it, but it turns out I have a few extra things still lying around and he's pretty well stocked up now. What's for sale: 3 pronged tree hook (great for hanging a bow or rifle from while in a tree stand.) 9 Hellfire 3" Quickfletches. A pack of 3 brand new Gallen lightning broadheads 11 spare nite nocks. 11 Bone Collector 20" bolts with broadheads. 2 Bloodsport Witness 20" bolts w/ broadheads. 5 Barnet Recruit 18" bolts w/ broadheads. Note: some of the bolts with broadheads currently have nite nocks on them. Most are still bright. 6 20" bolts w/practice tips. 2 20" bolts w/ no tips. Would prefer to sell as a whole package for $40, or would trade for 1lb of IMR 4198 or Accurate No.7. Location: Nashville Armory, Royal Range, or Franklin Range.

Pictures?

As well as Academy in Cool Springs.

Walmart and academy have a ton from what I've noticed within a 60 mile radius of me.

PM incoming

That is honestly probably the best route. The slightest risk of a malfunction in a defense scenario isn't worth it.

The EZ is great. Its larger than the standard Shield, so .380 feels like .22 mag out of a snub. Bought one for my wife as her first introduction into semi autos. Started her on a .38 special. Now she carries a Kimber micro.

PM sent about the first light listed.

What ya need to know about planes? I use to build battery motorized models and gas engine models, helicopters and planes. Both are a lot of fun, the gas powered ones are better for windy days. Also beautiful shotgun! Good luck with your sale!

Bump, added some projectiles I don't use anymore.

I've never used them in 1911 because I used them in Berettas and had the issue the first reply did, but, like Grayfox said, routine maintenance is key to avoid major failures.

I mean @Thurstyhas a .50 Beowulf build up on the listings, just sayin.

Will take number 2.

If the above doesn't work out, shoot me a Pm, I have an offer.