Badlands Bob #61228
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I haven't seen any of the content of the website. I suspect that it's just a bunch of cartoons and dirty jokes using LGBTQ, Jews and Blacks as the target of the jokes. If that is the case, poor taste but not the national scandal they are making it out to be. When the military is bored, they start eating their own.
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12 hours ago, Trenchgun831 said:
Hello, I’m having issues with my IAC 93/97. The action binds up and doesn’t open with the hammer down, it cycles when the hammer is cocked but is gritty. It also has trouble ejecting shells. It is an 06 Model.
do you guys have any helpful answers to my issue? Or also know of a person I could ask about this? I’m also wondering where I can get parts for this shotgun.
This is why the Remington 870 became so popular.
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While I don't think it's the government's place to regulate the number of hours spent with your dog, I do believe that everyone benefits from spending time with their dog. Maybe they could spend some time with their children too.
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5 hours ago, watab kid said:
a friend won a set of these in some raffle - i tried to buyt them once after he quit shooting but based on what he was asking someone else paid a premium for whhat were still just NMV that were tools of our game unless .....you kept them ptistine , unfired , like commemoratives - but i never saw those accrue value all that well really , to much to spend on safe queens - id have shot them ,
I have a set. Lasiter did the short stroke action job, part of the frame was bead blasted and several parts were jeweled. Factory plastic grips were replaced with buffalo horn and pearl grips. Then I used them in matches for the past 2 years. They aren't pristine safe queens but I like them. Shoot good too.
Toys are made to be enjoyed.
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I'm pretty sure that wouldn't fly in Georgia either. The DNR take a pretty dim view of hunting the Govenor's deer at night. Good way to lose your freedom, gun, truck, spotlight and hunting privileges.
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The SASS Vaqueros came in a set of two that were sequential with "SASS" as part of the serial number.
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I guess the Life Time Warranty applies to your life AND their life. Whichever ends first terminates the warranty.
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I guess the Limited Lifetime Warranty is up on all those Anderson Manufacturing products. They made a lot of AR-15 lowers that people used to build their own AR-15. Ruger bought the facility and equipment but not going to produce, warrant or market the Anderson products.
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Rugged Gear 4-gun carts are going through a redesign. Hopefully fixing the single wheel front end. New design will have 4 wheels. They were supposed to be out in June but nothing yet.
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Last year, I found a 12 gauge, SKB 100 in pretty good shape in a small town pawn shop. I got it for $800 out the door and was pretty happy. I keep a lookout for them and if I find one in good shape for less than $1,000, I'll buy it.
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If those are SKB's in 12 gauge, you bought one and got two free.
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8 hours ago, Show Me said:
You can use two small punches and a flat screwdriver if you don't have tool.
But then you don't get to buy a new tool.☹️
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You'd better read the fine print before bidding in an online gun auction.
Everything As is. No warranty or returns
Buyers premium 10%
Sales tax 5.5%
FFL fee $25.00
Shipping and handling fee: Not disclosed
Receiving FFL fee $25.00+
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1 hour ago, Sedalia Dave said:
Do the math. depending on how many matches you plan to shoot a reloading setup will pay for itself pretty quickly.
Buying components in bulk is a lot cheaper than buying loaded ammo in bulk.
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Some states have incorporated your insurance information into the vehicle registration files. The insurance company will report the status of your vehicle insurance to the state. The police officer can get your insurance information by running your tag on the computer. Of course, if you drop your car insurance, the state will send you a notice and can suspend your vehicle registration. I think Georgia requires $25,000 of liability insurance but I may be off on that. It's been a long time. Car insurance gets pretty expensive if you maintain full coverage.
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The pistols must be returned to holster before shooting another firearm. If they are the last firearms shot on the stage, you may put them on the table after shooting them.
Obviously, stage instructions can override the SASS conventions.
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Stage Conventions:
If no starting position is given, the shooter shall stand upright with revolvers holstered, hands at the sides and not touching any firearm. (SASS default).
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I'm thinking 00 buck would be pretty effective on a drone out to about 100 yards.
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You're not using Noble Sport primers, are you? I had a reliability problem due to how hard they were.
Just a thought.
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I reload on a Mec 9000. It loads shells fast when everything is working and adjusted correctly. It does come with a pretty good learning curve.
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Lookout squirrels.
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A split case will flex. It will compress the split in the FCD and expand back after coming out. The chamber checker checks the cartridge without applying pressure. If the cartridge doesn't fall in and fall out of the chamber checker, you know to take a closer look at the cartridge. A split case will split more and could easily jam in your chamber letting the extractor slip off the rim. Now you have a spent case stuck in the rifle chamber and every round left in the magazine will be a miss added to your fumble time.
Depending on the length of split, the magazine spring pressure can push the bullet back into the case, which will also cause a major jam.
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A chamber checker will find a spit case, stray lead shaving or piece of wax on the bullet. Those little things that give you a rifle hitch and end up being a rifle reload on the clock.
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I bought one of these 100 round case gauges from Tommy at the Ga match. It works pretty good as long as you are real careful lifting the case gauge off of the rounds while they are balanced on the lid. One round falls over and you got trouble. If you have a pencil, you can carefully poke out any round that sticks and maybe save the alignment. Checking 100 rounds at a time is still faster than checking 7 in my old case gauge.
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FS: Lead
in SASS Wire Classifieds
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Your mailman is going to hate you.