Got a couple new optics--Vortex Viper PST 1-4x for a 14.5" build that I'm converting to experiment with 3-gun and a Trijicon MRO for my 10.5" pistol that's currently waiting on a stamp to come back.
Got a couple new optics--Vortex Viper PST 1-4x for a 14.5" build that I'm converting to experiment with 3-gun...
1917 Enfield sporter chambered in 264 Win Mag. Sighted it in today in prep for an Axis Deer hunt.
I killed my first deer ever with 1917 that had been sporterized...then former doper brother in law stole it from my grandpa and we never got it back. Mainly because he did not have the serial number. I enjoyed your pic with lots of memories!!
I killed my first deer ever with 1917 that had been sporterized...then former doper brother in law stole it from my grandpa and we never got it back. Mainly because he did not have the serial number. I enjoyed your pic with lots of memories!!
They are not expensive. I placed a couple of ads online, looking for a sporter bare action (one that had the ears removed properly. I did not want to cut up an original). I figured it would take a few months to find one. Within a day, I had offers on 3 complete rifles. Two 1917s and a Remington Model 30 Express (the factory built sporter). They were priced right. I was weak. I bought all three. I had them sent to a local gun shop. When I was picking up the second, I also looked at the consignment rack. It had the .264 with a Hall barrel, 2 boxes of factory ammo, 20 pieces of once fired brass, and a set of reloading dies. It was 600 bucks, but I couldn't build one like it for the same price. So now I have three 1917s. One has the original 30-06 barrel, the .264, and a custom in 338-378KT. It has an Ed LaPour 3-position safety, Canjar set trigger, stainless match grade barrel, and of course the action work to take that big Weatherby cartridge. That one was 400 bucks with dies.
The Model 30 Express is chambered in 35 Whelen.
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At this time I don't own a 7.62/308 gun, but I could see owning one again.
Do I strictly look at a 5.56 specific can or opt for a 7.62 one with its primary use on a 5.56 rifle. I have to assume the sound reduction is better on a 7.62 than it would be on the 5.56 rifle since it wasnt specifically designed for 5.56.
Thoughts?
Ruger Mark IV 22/45 Tactical
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Looks sweet!!Sure wish I hadn't seen that.....
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I think some are transferable but a few items are version specific. At least that's how it's organized on their site.Do the old Tandemkross parts fit that also?
It's the tactical version so it's a little heavier than yours. I got this one at cost so i was willing to deal with the weight.Is that a "LITE" model also or standard weight?
That's next on the list.Did you also put a Volq. sear in it?
Well, I decided to (technically, given permission to) get a new gun, decided to take advantage of S&W rebates and bought a Bodyguard .380 from PSA. $236 shipped with a $50 mail in rebate, my FFL is $25 , so $211 in total. I look at it as only a couple hours of OT.
Never played with a .380, smaller than my G43, expect it to be snappy'er, we'll see.
Thinking summer, pocket/appendix carry maybe, once I get a couple hundred rounds through it.
Well, I decided to (technically, given permission to) get a new gun, decided to take advantage of S&W rebates and bought a Bodyguard .380 from PSA. $236 shipped with a $50 mail in rebate, my FFL is $25 , so $211 in total. I look at it as only a couple hours of OT.
Never played with a .380, smaller than my G43, expect it to be snappy'er, we'll see.
Thinking summer, pocket/appendix carry maybe, once I get a couple hundred rounds through it.
Great news this morning!
TN Hearing Protection Act is Passed, Effective This Summer
CZ Scorpion with K barrel
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