Rex M Rugers #6621

It was worth reading the whole thread to get to that knee-slapper!!!!! Rex ,

At a CAS match , probably 50 yds. on a bonus target. Some years back , I shot IHMSA silhouette , rams at 200 meters were part of the course. Once in a while got to shoot at smaller stuff at 200 as tie-breakers. Rex

Dave , re-read second sentence in OP. Rex

He was in one of the group pictures , along with Ben Johnson and some others that deserve a bit more recognition.(My opinion). Rex Answer to LG's question.

One more try.

All of the ending times are Eastern time zone on GunBroker. Guess they had to pick just one as a standard to avoid confusion. The "watching" feature is handy. Rex

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As far as the "load one drill" , it is legal to load two in a 97. And there are lots of really fast 97 shooters that load one. Just takes dedicated practice. And dexterity. Good luck with whatever you decide. Rex

Cleaning out a few odd and ends from my parts boxes , have here a set of off-set sights for AR-15 (or anything else they would attach to ?). They are not one of the high-dollar brands , have no maker's name on them. Will ship out for 50.00. Thanks for looking , Rex

Pards , have some grips here taking up room , for sale cheap , postage included. Hogue rubber grip for S&W N-frame round-butt. Hogue rubber grip for S&W K-frame square butt. Hogue rubber wrap-around grip for full-size 1911. Maker unknown checkered wood grip for full-size 1911. Maker unknown composite "Punisher " logo grips for full-size 1911. Asking 15.00 each for the Hogue grips , 25.00 for the "Punisher" set , and 30.00 for the nice checkered wood set. Some discount for multiples , 5.00 each additional unit. If someone would want them all , would ship for 75.00 Thanks for looking , Rex

Back up , needs new home.

I sent in my 9000G to MEC a bit over a year ago , runs like new now. They sent back the replaced parts in a bag , from the looks of them it was a wonder it was working at all before I sent it in. I am totally happy with the results. Do not remember what it cost , but was worth it to me. Rex , who still keeps an eye on that flushinger primer system.

BTT , reasonable offers entertained.

I will second what Lumpy said about a mentor. Lot of good pards at CTS , I know , I was a regular there from about Sept. 2008 until last Feb. Tell 'em all howdy from Rex.