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That’s what I thought, 100% USA parts and then assembled by Taylor’s. Too bad it’s 9mm. I think they would sell more in .45 Colt or 357. MHO

Only the most intelligent and perceptive people will get that one.

100% US made implies that 100% of the parts are made in USA. My only suggestion would be to have an accessory to replace the rear sight with a pic rail to mount a reflex or holographic sight to go with a suppressor to appeal to the steampunk nijas.

Every pistol caliber rifle with a tube magazine has the same potential problem, yet I don't hear of very min any idiots blowing themselves up. Don't think it will be worse with a 9mm rifle.

Try the slingshot and Paint balls... IT works A paintgun works if you can't manage the slingshot. Jabez Cowboy

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She does need to be careful that the teeth she collects are not still attached to the shark! Mortunatly, that big one isn't around either!

Since you brought ‘em up…

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PM on the way

Sittin' on the fence [ like most politicians with one leg either side ]

According to Col. Doolittle's co-pilot, he forgot to put the flaps down to takeoff setting! They managed to get off anyhow. Doolittle was one hellova pilot, having done racing before the war. As a general, he later replace Ira Eaker as commander of 8th AF.

Yep you nailed it Alpo..thanks

I guess Geek Squad doesn't love me. I haven't gotten anything from them....yet. But I will be on the lookout!

Sent you 2 messages with question on your brass

This!!!^^^^^^

I believe you are missing the point. Yes, you can find flat pointed lead bullets to hand load your 9mms with, so there will be no danger of your magazine tube exploding. But if they chamber the gun for 9 mm, it is supposed to be safe with any factory ammunition. Including 115 grain pointed nose full metal jacket. Because you know and I know that somebody is going to stuff that tube full of 115 grain full metal jacket pointed nose factory ammunition. It will happen. So, as I said, they are undoubtedly relying on the weight of the gun and the minimal recoil of the cartridge to prevent a magazine kaboom.

Wartrace Regulators will be shooting Cowboy and Wild Bunch tomorrow. This will be the last match at Wartrace before the Tennessee State Championship. Come on out and join in the fun! Our email system is down so I thought I’d post it here. Randy

Hi, i was searching for this rifle & came across your post. Do you still have it and are looking to sell it?

Mine was a 78 CJ7 that looked like this one except mine had a Keonig PTO winch on the front.

The thing I'm gonna miss most is the hamburgers. I see what ya did there.

Now $1499