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  1. I get sticker shock every day I wake up! Eating, insurances,just trying to live from day to day cost a hell of a lot more than you make!I got my house insurance premium for this year and it’s going from $1600 to $1732 a year.This Country is going to $hit fast, I hate to see it in 3 more years if we’re around. Really feel sorry for my Kids and Grandkids!!
  2. I looking for some Dillion primer pick up tubes. Really need 1or 2 for small primers, but would take 1 for large primers also.I know I can order them, but they kill you on shipping.Let me know if anybody has a couple for sale or any other Dillion stuff. Thanks Jeff
  3. Still looking, found some up at a pawn shop in Cookville for $100 for 20 rounds
  4. I think they had some at the Outpost Armory today in Murfreesboro
  5. This . Just unscrew the windage screw (counter clockwise) all the way out and lift the sight blade out.should be a spring behind it.Best I remember they can be a little harder to get back in, I’ve took out and replaced several in MKII’s which is about the same sight.Shop Ruger has them and probably Brownells
  6. Williams/Lisk 22 Rimfire Submachine Gun Specifications/History Name: Williams/Lisk 22 Rim-Fire Submachine Gun Caliber: .22 Long Rifle Operation: Gas-operated; belt-fed; open bolt Cyclic Rate: 1,500 to 2,700 rounds per minute (adjustable with a knob at the rear of the gun) Weight: 12 Pounds Unloaded / 22 Pounds with 1,000-round belt (presumably 40-grain round nose) Length: 26-inches Stock: None (some mockups featured a wire stock similar to the M3 Grease gun)
  7. Now that would be fun!! Looks like a space gun.
  8. I carry my Glock 26 mostly because you can use a10 round up to a 33 round mag in it if needed, but do carry my 19’s also. Love my 642 and 638 Smiths also. And don’t forget about the Keltec 3AT (380) with a belt clip,light and thin!
  9. Looking for some 35 Remington factory ammo PM me if you have any with the price. Thanks
  10. I had a Taurus model 66 357 mag 4” a few years back that I wish I’d kept. Had a good trigger and was super accurate! I have some Ruger 357’s now, I seem to like those better than the Smiths. Although I do have some 38 special snubby Smiths.Also had a Taurus 605 357 snubby I really liked and wish I’d kept. It grouped really good.
  11. Thanks, yeah I thought they were cool looking.Has that psychedelic look.Surly somebody here needs this?
  12. I live in McMinnville, work in Murfreesboro, can travel down to Murfreesboro different ways to meet
  13. Anybody got 1 or 2 laying around they want to sell? PM me with your phone number . McMinnville, Manchester, Murfreesboro area Thanks Jeff
  14. That’s what I do too, but I’m running a little low on room and ammo cans have got way to expensive too. I got a bunch of 30 and 50 cal. I gave $3 and$5 for years back
  15. Ok, thanks to all of you. I was just looking for another option other than the ammo cans.
  16. Can you get or make bags to fit say 500 to 1000 rounds of 7.62x39 at a time ? In there factory boxes?
  17. Anybody here do this or tried it. I’m looking for a more compact way to store ammo . I’ve got GI ammo cans with ammo , powder , primers running or my eyeballs. Just running out of room for them.And they are getting more expensive !Would using a vacuum sealer to on factory ammo in their boxes be a good idea or not?
  18. Probably those 300 round packs of the Winchester Super X yellow boxes. They are $40 or $41

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