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This is awesome. Thanks for lead. I bought a .44 mag revolver in case thinks get ugly.

William, look me up when you hit Knoxville. I owe you a beer. Mark

Mercur der Jaeger

It was similar in size. My old one had a heavy duty, front plate, hinges and frame. The locking mechanism was similar to a safe, with 5 bolts (3 on sides and 1 at top and bottom).

that's great. 

Duce, that IS build is insane.

The one I had before was about $200. I think it was a "wall vault" made by one of the safe companies. It wasn't super high quality, but had decent hinges, bolts and construction. It held two - three long guns.

Really, I'll check there too. Wife and I looked a few weeks ago, but they did not carry. I though outdoor junction in cookevill sold, but they did not recall anything similar.

If ammo had not skyrocketed, I'd be all over this one. Now in stock Chinese Type 53 Carbine, Cal. 7.62x54R for only $119 delivered ! These military surplus rifles from Century International Arms offers you rare examples of Sino-Soviet cooperation from a bygone era! The Type 53 is a copy of the famous Russian M44 carbine, and like its predecessor is chambered in 7.62x54R. Century located a cache of these carbines where they were been preserved for decades in cosmoline just waiting to be re-issued. If you are a collector of Mosin-Nagants, this is a fantastic opportunity to add a hard-to-find carbine to your collection. 5 rd. integral mag. Barrel: 20.25", Overall: 40", Weight: 9 lbs. Century is calling the condition of these surplus rifles: "Good". However, please be advised that we often get customer reports of significantly varying cosmetic conditions on surplus firearms supplied by Century International Arms. Here's the link: http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411552896/Chinese+Type+53+Carbine%2C+Cal.+7.62x54R

Guys, Not sure if these are made any longer, but I need a long gun vaut that will fit in-wall. Looking for something that will fit between studs, but cannot be deeper than a standard wall. I want combination locks, not keys.

R a slightly shorter length of pull, you can look at the short stocks. Most have a 12" length of I'll, Southey can be want with armor. http://www.brownells.com/shotgun-parts/stock-forend-parts/adjustable-stock-parts/buttstock-forend-sets/rem-870-stock-forend-set-12ga--sku408000044-18365-42389.aspx?utm_medium=shoppingengine&utm_source=productads&mc_id=14000&gdftrk=gdfV21820_a_7c187_a_7c644_a_7c408000044_d_408000044_d_10286

I like the under hood pics. How about some pics?

Have we met before ? Sure Seems like you know a awful lot about me and the boys. We ain't seeing many Squatches down there's, so we moved up here's .

The boys want to go looking for a Squatch. Anyone here know if there are any in TN?

Guys, Ive met two TGO members within last few days and wasreminded that a lot of us came over from the speed forum. My other pass time is spent in a modded Mazdaspeed Miata that's well setup for the twisties but has enough engine to surprise folks. ;) Just wondering who is a speed freak and what you're into? Mark

PC Load Letter

A lot of time, linked in will pull all contacts from outlook. Not targeted at all

Kimber Sonora .25/06, Nikon 16-48x65 spotting scope and a tan Pelican 1750 rifle case.

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Looks like the macGruber edition.

They are available, Cheapest i have seen is $99 Do a search on braztech. http://www.sportsmans-depot.com/products/Rossi%7B47%7DBraztech-243-Win-23%22-Blue-Wizard-Adjustable-Sights-WB243%252d23.html

Thanks guys. I'll check it out. Sounds like a place I need to visit!

I was looking at the Buds site a few days ago. I like the long, octagonal barrel with case hardened receiver, but the '16" round barrel makes more sense. Was hoping to put my hands on one first. PS: thanks to both of ou guys!

I am not familiar with Bills. Can you provide more info?

Guys, I'd like to buy my dad a lever action .44 magnum. Prefer a 92 or 94 action. Anyone know a local shop that has one in stock? FYI, budget is $500, so probably looking for a Rossi or used model. Also, might consider a .357 Thanks much, mark