gregintenn

I made it.

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Welcome to the forum.   I would love to see some pictures of your rifle.   Is the wood checkered? Is the action color case hardened?   I expect a four digit serial number to be an early gun; perhaps first or second year of production.   The value of your rifle is based almost solely on condition.

It's a good deal, but if you are concerned about the grip, a double stack probably isn't for you. I have a model 39, which is a single stack predecessor to the pistol you are looking at, and it feels much better in my hands than the 5903.   They are good shooting guns.   I'll bet these are police trade ins. Probably carried a lot and fired little.

Neat design. I haven't seen one before.

An SKS is a great rifle. Just get one in it's unabused, unbubbaed original condition, and you'll likely enjoy it. Unless you are a collector of military arms, a Norinco is a good one in my opinion.   They chamber inexpensive, easy to find ammunition. They are quite accurate, and reliable.

I don't see eye to eye with them on a lot of things, but I seldom disagree with their political philosophy.

Friend should become a member and list his item himself. This is fair, and will also go a long way toward you two staying friends.

You can have my keyboard and mouse when you pry them from my cold, dead fingers! :wacko:

I think he was looking for something else. :rofl:

:D That'll be fine.   Seriously, if I wanted to do that, I would buy an extra cylinder to do it to, and still have my original intact.   Ruger already makes a Blackhawk with 2 cylinders. I'm not sure if the Vaquero is available that was as well.

If you do this, please do it only to a Taurus, Rossi, or the like. I occasionally buy a Colt or Smith and Wesson, and would really hate to discover this modification/trashing performed on an otherwise quality revolver.

That's why sport coats are made.

Nearly as ugly as a Glock. I'm out.

Looks like it was drawn by politicians, huh? :rofl:

Those plants actually produce an edible fruit? I never knew that.

I have a mulberry tree in my back yard. I've been here 11 years, and have yet to get to eat one. The birds be me to them, and I'm too old and fat to climb the tree. I have eaten mulberries, however, and they are very good.

Really? I think the raspberries are much better than blackberries. Plus, the raspberries are here. You still have to wait for the blackberries. :yum:

You are likely belling and or crimping the case mouths too much. I've been loading for about 30 years, and I've only seen a handful of ancient handgun brass with neck splits. I do not, nor will I own a Glock.   Also, I don't see how a split neck could harm a firearm.

Buy the "plug" from the guy in the link posted above. Follow his instructions and replace the lock with the plug and enjoy. There have been several accounts of the internal locks inadvertently locking. I don't know how true or common this is, but it won't happen if the lock isn't there.

Did you have any spare parts when you reassembled it? Like a firing pin spring?

In case anyone here isn't aware of them, they are just now beginning to ripen, and in my opinion, they are one of the best fruits found in nature. Here's what they look like: [URL=http://s612.photobucket.com/user/gregintenn/media/IMG_2520_zps2d2e9256.jpg.html][/URL] If you find these, try them. They make great pies, jelly, or are good to just eat by the handfuls.

I thought that was cat. :ugh: You know, those thing on  a stick do look vaguely familiar. :stunned:

O.k. I'll bite since no one else will........Why the hell do you have a pet rat? :ugh:   Oh yeah....welcome to the forum. :up: