50 cal

I have a No4 Mk1 Enfield I came into really cheap. Looks good overall, the owner had let it sit a very long time and somehow a dirt dobber built a nest in the last 3" of barrel. Try as I might, I can't get the last 3" of barrel to clean up. I bought pretty good condition barrel off of a guy local. Just need an action wrench to swap the barrel out. Anyone near the Knoxville area have an action wrench I could use?

Serbu Firearms does for the Super Shorty. I have one of the flat faced 870 mag caps that came on my 870 Super Shorty.

A former coworker from TGI works there. I got one of the milled receiver guns when they first cranked them out. I really like it. I need to get up to Windrock sometime. Haven't been there yet.

I scored a Marlin 1894S in 44 Mag from a coworker some years ago for very cheap. He fired less than a tube full and decided it was too much. I've had it now since around '94 or so. Thought about getting the stainless version when they were offered but never picked on up.

I have a stainless Contender with a Super 14" 30-30 barrel that I use for deer season. It's a great shooter. I use a 10" 222 Rem barrel for groundhogs. A 10" .22lr barrel for goofing off. I have a few other barrels that see seldom use anymore. The Contender is a great handgun. Get it. You won't be disappointed

Bought one of the Scout Squad models when they first came out. It's one of my favorite rifles. Mine has the extended eye relief scope rails. Never mounted glass on it though.

A coworker has a new FDE Tavor. The trigger pull is pretty bad. When I was working at Barrett, the Israelis brought a Tavor there in hopes of getting it produced at Barrett. We fired it there on the indoor range. The copy they brought in didn't have that bad a trigger. Wonder what the difference is between the Israeli and US produced version.

Charles St. George worked at Barrett for a while when I was there. He also designed the Leader rifle quite some time ago.

Very interested in those receiver sets. Been wanting to build an M110 clone for awhile now.

Been thinking of getting a barrel for my Contender in 5.7x28 for quite some time now.

Wow. That's a smoking good price! Any where else, the 32 rd mags run around $18 or so. I need to get a few for when my DDLES lower gets here. Thought it was going to be a Glock lower but turns out the guy had a Colt style lower.

WaffenWerks was making some for a while. They were machined from barstock. 

Not sure if that is going to be the name. Someone local to the new shop mentioned that was going to be the name.

  The new company is supposedly going to be called Blue Falcon Armory.  The long story has been hashed out on Arfcom in the .22 and AR pistol caliber forum there. A user named tusconconnection has the whole story and has helped a bunch of people get lowers or money refunded. He also knows the people behind the new company that bought all the CAD drawings and machining fixtures from Jon Beaudry.

The Just Right carbine are okay. They use Glock 17 mags.  I have a pieced together 9mm AR. I like it. My brother has the Rock River 9mm AR that is based on the Colt system. It's a very good AR.  Mine is an Olympic style rifle. I like it a lot.   Going to get a DDLES lower once the new company gets up and running now that Jon Beaudry is out of the picture.

Any chance on a straight back receiver style?

Hit it! 

Thanks. Been looking for it here. Had a few cans when I lived in Murfreesboro, finally ran out.

Henry rifles are damn good rifles. I have a .22 and a 44 mag Big Boy. Just got the 44 mag and really like it.   nutnfancy likes to hear himself talk.........a lot.

What mag do these accept?    Edit: finally got to the page. See that they accept 308 Pmags. Awesome!

I've been thinking of a .308 AR lately too. Couldn't have have happened at a better time. 

Are they near St. Mary's hospital? Didn't know there was a new place there. Will have to go in and check it out tomorrow. Thanks for the tip.

I worked at an importer and we imported 10's of thousands of Mosins at a time. We saw every Russian variant there was. I picked up quite a few at landed price. Which was ridiculously low. I only kept my 1920's era hex recovered rifles as they were the best looking rifles. Was only able to get 1 M39, wasn't too savvy on them at the time till later. Luckily I picked up a nice one like all of us did.

I had a Czech Point vz58 for quite some time. Had about 30 mags to go with it I scored off of GunBroker at $8 each. Wish I hadn't sold it. They are very well made rifles.

When I was at Barrett, we built the Marine Corps some 20" barreled 6.8 uppers for them to use as a DMR style use. They liked them. I thought about getting one of the 20" barrels and doing my own build but never got around to it.