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Hand fitted factory guns were standard up until the Smith and Wesson 39/59 series. Davis/Raven/Jennings semiautomatics were drop in due to the huge tolerances in the design Glock was probably the first that was so simple that even a person with limited skills could do a complete takedown and...

I can attest that Sigs P365 airgun is an excellent training substitute. Blowback, so there is recoil and the trigger is similar to the actual gun

I know a gunsmith who went to a reputable school for several years to learn the trade He found out, pretty quick, that most gun people are cheap. They need a firing pin, extractor etc for an old gun and only want to pay $30 for him to make it The metal, precision machining and heat treat take...

I have sciatica and the same issues.

During the surplus boom I picked up a Broomhandle Bolo in 30 Mauser. Took it to the range. I stapled my targets about 25’ away. I set my stapler on the side of the backstop about 10’ from my target First shot and my stapler blew up. The bore was completely shot out as in I could drop a...

This is what I use. Benefit is also that if I forget to bring it I can always get some off of the dipstick in my cat

They look like older Taurus or a Spanish Ruby

The New Service is one of my favorite guns

I have dropped several guns over the years. It is always the most expensive or rare gun I have They also seem to land on the hardest surface in my house. Monday I came back from the range. Took my 4” Python and Smith and Wesson 15 I was taking the Python out of my range bag to clean it. I...

It’s all about tax money for the government. Imho, we are entering the largest cash grab by the government in US history

I know where there is one of those for sale. Tempted to buy it. $800 with a box of ammunition

Some of it is. You need to look at auction sites to see the selling prices If you ever find any 6mm Navy Lee ammunition cheap buy it. That stuff is crazy expensive

I have always liked top break guns. Low power cartridges but they are fun to shoot

I saw the guns Ted Nugent had up for sale. I was really disappointed. I was expecting Elvis grade highly engraved Smith and Wessons, Colts. They were all just common off the shelf guns There was a local person selling guns owned by the actor James Earl Jones. They were all low end guns...

I have owned several AMT products over the years. Most were crap. Hardballer and the Longslide were jam-o-matics. The ruger pistol copy had the ejector slot cut into the chamber and would send pieces of brass out the side. The 22 magnum pistol was reliable with Winchester ammunition only I...

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I agree about Gunbroker. I picked up a Smith revolver a few weeks back. The listing said 98%. I should have asked for close ups. It had plenty of surface wear. Not horrible bit not 98%. The seller had well into the hundreds of A+ feedback. I decidedly to keep it even though there was a 3...

I got a nice 32 Beretta 81 a bit ago. 32 ACP is crazy expensive. I got lucky and found 32 bullets plated bullets and dies at Midway. I do have some factory ammunition so I will have brass I have never loaded this small of a case. Powder is hard to find. I do have plenty of Winchester 231...

Great deal finding that. The oddball calibers do come up once in awhile. I am still waiting to find 32 acp for a reasonable price. I would probably pay $25 or under for 50 but I doubt we will see that for awhile

Looking at GB it appears that primers are slowly coming down in price. I don’t think they will drop below $150/k for awhile though