Mr H
Banana'd
Dude... you impress me daily...
nice talking to ya'll!
R&R... glad your doing well.
keep up the good fight and looking forward to pics of your new look.
Dude... you impress me daily...
That's what I'm talking about!
That's what I'm talking about!
That's what I'm talking about!
I saw that and went in to preview the items. There were some interesting items there but, look them over good. A couple of the handguns were in really good condition. Most of the long guns were not so great and had rust or were modified to the extent that their value should be significantly diminished.
The first thing that caught my eye though was a plastic 1911 toy, an old Johnny Eagle lieutenant. I remember those from way back when I was a kid.
There was a box behind the long guns that had 2 parts guns and on closer inspection, they were nickel plated old Remington Army civil war type. One was percussion and the other was an early rimfire cartridge version. Both were incomplete and had missing many parts, but were cool reminders of firearms history.
Still have to do some research on a couple other items. It will definitely be worth attending.
Beware of the Leupold scope at the auction, from my research, it appears to be one of the Chinese copies.
Oh, and South Mountain had M4 stripped upper receivers for $55 ( if I remember correctly) in addition to the $60 lowers.
Did anyone have nice HD shorties for a reasonable price? Thinking about a Rennie 870 or Missie ...
I told him he is missed on the Board.
But he is still pretty disgusted with what he considers too much stoopidness involving politics.
anyone showing up tomorrow?
$85 for the enhanced 80% exact same as my 80 % arms which shipped for $50
Not enhanced ? $75 they have a billet also. Forget the price.
Dang I missed the CCI!
I did get my lower (or a week from Wednesday I will). So I am happy. Not as happy about the price. I talked to pretty much everyone and I only ran across 4 guys selling rifle AR lower (engage had 9mm lowers) and Fox was the cheapest at $115 for Spike lowers.
:-(
But I had the spare cash, even if only barely.
I really wish I'd gotten in to shooting 5 years ago.
Now that I have a stripped billet lower, or shortly will, I'll check out an 80%, or two (more in case I butcher the finishing on the first one), poly lowers online. That can wait though. No hurries and no worries.
I also heard one dealer (not naming names) who sold a rifle with clips telling the guy that the clips had to be pinned to 10rnds, but he could just remove the pins when he got home. That last part doesn't sound correct/legal, or am I missing something? Un-pinning would be "manufacturing" a magazine >10rnds wouldn't it?
Did anyone have nice HD shorties for a reasonable price? Thinking about a Rennie 870 or Missie ...
We'll have factory Remingtons and Mossy's, prices starting at 250.00Damn AutoFill, damn fat fingers, damn being half lit while trying to type on a tablet...
Thanks to all that responded.
....I also heard one dealer (not naming names) who sold a rifle with clips telling the guy that the clips had to be pinned to 10rnds, but he could just remove the pins when he got home. That last part doesn't sound correct/legal, or am I missing something? Un-pinning would be "manufacturing" a magazine >10rnds wouldn't it?
Did anyone stop by the Jamaican festival?
If any of you get there tomorrow there is an auction at an adjacent building and there are MANY guns for sale along with cars. The guy was quite the collector.
I saw that and went in to preview the items. There were some interesting items there but, look them over good. A couple of the handguns were in really good condition. Most of the long guns were not so great and had rust or were modified to the extent that their value should be significantly diminished.
The first thing that caught my eye though was a plastic 1911 toy, an old Johnny Eagle lieutenant. I remember those from way back when I was a kid.
There was a box behind the long guns that had 2 parts guns and on closer inspection, they were nickel plated old Remington Army civil war type. One was percussion and the other was an early rimfire cartridge version. Both were incomplete and had missing many parts, but were cool reminders of firearms history.
Still have to do some research on a couple other items. It will definitely be worth attending.
Beware of the Leupold scope at the auction, from my research, it appears to be one of the Chinese copies.
Oh, and South Mountain had M4 stripped upper receivers for $55 ( if I remember correctly) in addition to the $60 lowers.
Just a little nudge here to remind you that we are talking magazines, not clips.
Several years ago I was at the Timoniun show when a vendor with pinned magazines was arrested by undercover officers after the vendor whispered to the officers--posing as customers--how to knock the pins out of the mags when they got home.
Damn AutoFill, damn fat fingers, damn being half lit while trying to type on a tablet...
Thanks to all that responded.