Burnham
Woods walker
Ain't that the truth.
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CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Well, never say never.......
Yeah, somebody offered me a deal I just could not refuse....... New girl. In .556. Probably mount a light to it for Coyote thinning. Maybe a reddot too. Peeps are nice though.
Yeah, somebody offered me a deal I just could not refuse....... New girl. In .556. Probably mount a light to it for Coyote thinning. Maybe a reddot too. Peeps are nice though.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Shoulders nice. Ill have to get a proper strop for it.
Mellow
BCMA
Is that a folding pistol grip???
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Its called CA compliant. 
Better than a fin IMO.
Cant remember the mfg.
Better than a fin IMO.
Cant remember the mfg.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
No Brett, we can't have folding ones. This is bolted on.
Mellow
BCMA
Ah, Commiefornia. "Since we can't outlaw guns, we'll make them impossible to shoot."
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Its weird, but you can get a hand on it. Sorta like wrapping your thumb. Too small a hand probably wont work.
Burnham
Woods walker
I'm happy for you, if it's a gun you want and like, Stephen.
But it looks stoopid to me. I mean, really??? You can't get a normal looking rifle that will do every single thing that wannabe military look firearm will do?
But of course, I may well be wrong. It has happened before.
But it looks stoopid to me. I mean, really??? You can't get a normal looking rifle that will do every single thing that wannabe military look firearm will do?
But of course, I may well be wrong. It has happened before.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Actually, i have my mini 14, wooden stock etc. Shoots the same ammo.
Price was the selling point, and the times. And the coyotes. The rails on the rifle give me options i do not have for the mini. Low light conditions and back drop. Right optics and a good light will go far.
Last thing i thought i would ever own B. I like more traditional wood and actions on my guns. AR rifles are far from my choice fire arm. They do have their place. If i had to pay a proper price for it, it would still be in my buddies gun safe. I paid less for it than a case of 1000 .556. Almost brand new. Probably a few hundred rounds through it. Maybe. He had a better one built on an ar 10 platform in 6.5 creedmore that shoots better than a precision bolt action in the same caliber. So it was just not important to him. He knew i was trying to solve some animal protection issues. Hooked me up.
Burnham
Woods walker
Still a stoopid gun to me 
. I wouldn't take it if a friend offered it free. But whatever, sir. Your choice, and you are free to do so...I'd never try to limit that.
. I wouldn't take it if a friend offered it free. But whatever, sir. Your choice, and you are free to do so...I'd never try to limit that.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Jerry Miculek can play one like a fiddle.
Its amazing to watch.
Its amazing to watch.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Of course there are the kids to think about when im gone
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Dad kinda wants an AR.
He wants one like he used in the Guard.
Triangle handguard, no forward assist. Long barrel.
I like em that way.
His boot camp class in Fort Ord was the first to have the M 14. Previous classes had the M1.
They liked the M 16 when they got it.
He wants one like he used in the Guard.
Triangle handguard, no forward assist. Long barrel.
I like em that way.
His boot camp class in Fort Ord was the first to have the M 14. Previous classes had the M1.
They liked the M 16 when they got it.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
The M1 carbine, not Garand, is still one of my all time favorite rifles to shoot. M14 next. For semi auto anyway.
You know me my friend, love the levers.
You know me my friend, love the levers.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Speaking of levers........I just bought 500 250 grain round nose flat point bullets for 45 LC.
My marlin does not feed the 270 grain SWC very well. Hope it feeds the 250 better.
yep...I love the levers too.
I load a 405 grain cast bullet in my 45-90. I think its 20 grains of Trail Boss.
Its just fun as hell to yard that big ole smoking case out the top of that rifle!
My marlin does not feed the 270 grain SWC very well. Hope it feeds the 250 better.
yep...I love the levers too.
I load a 405 grain cast bullet in my 45-90. I think its 20 grains of Trail Boss.
Its just fun as hell to yard that big ole smoking case out the top of that rifle!
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Those 405s pack a whallop. And they cycle good in my Marlin 45-70
I think we used Unique? Maybe. Ill have to look at the label we wrote up. They actually shot higher that the 300s did. Those were Hornady. The 405s are hard cast lead.
I have to finish getting set up to start loading .243. Now that I added that Savage to the club. Too fun to shoot.
I think we used Unique? Maybe. Ill have to look at the label we wrote up. They actually shot higher that the 300s did. Those were Hornady. The 405s are hard cast lead.
I have to finish getting set up to start loading .243. Now that I added that Savage to the club. Too fun to shoot.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
SO this little Lady climbed into my truck this week and wanted a ride home.
Marlin 1894 in 44. From the 80s. And a whole make up case of ammo to go with it. Not in perfect shape. But we were just meant to be.
The 305 grain bear loads should be fun
Marlin 1894 in 44. From the 80s. And a whole make up case of ammo to go with it. Not in perfect shape. But we were just meant to be.
The 305 grain bear loads should be fun
lumberjack
Young man on the go
Reduced recoil can pattern better, and yeah, more in the tube.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
In a revolver??
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Yeah....the mini shells are not designed to increase capacity there.
Just a fun plinking round.....even in a magazine fed weapon.
Just a fun plinking round.....even in a magazine fed weapon.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
Yes.
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