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10/22 :/

I had one. I never saw what the hype was about the 10/22. mine was not very accurate, and pretty picky about the ammo it would cycle reliably. I must have had a bad example. But I would prefer a Marlin 39A anyday :)

CZ 75B or Beretta 92, Im sure HK are sweet but have never shot one besides a usp.

Im glad you got everything fixed, looks like you got a really nice pistol.

Good price, and yes to all of your questions. I highly recommend getting the hogue grip for it. best $20 i have spent on it.

amazing deal ^^^

M & P i think smith and wesson actually have a $100 rebate going on right now on there ar's

^^^ I think he was referring to bullet weight. Honestly in my opinion flip a coin. The cartridges are very similar. either one you will choose you will be happy with.

Did the bullet make it out of the barrel? try getting a wooden dowel and putting it in the muzzle end of the gun and try giving it a few good hits, and see if that will loosen the case.

.22LR--Ruger MK111 9mm- CZ 75B-- Yes you can find them right at $500 new .45--- Rock Island 1911 With that being said buying used always gets more gun for your money if you know how to look.

Savage 10FP in .308

in the $600 range I would say a Saiga 308, or a Romanian PSL (has Iron Sights) that can still be used when scope is on. if money is not a concern, I would say Springfield M1A

I believe they have some at centerfire systems on backorder, they are expensive though.

Swiss K31

in my opinion the saiga is well worth it. It should be more accurate, just as reliable, new manufacture not built from a parts kit, and made in russia. that being said the WASR are kinda rough around the edges so to speak, but they get the job done.

I had the butler creek steel lip mag, it worked great.

you can always introduce the idea of the m44, incase he is not aware of them. but i wouldn't force it :neener: the jungle carbines with still be fun as well, and you possibly could still find some surplus ammo at a gun show, or private sale for a decent price. :D

get an m-39 or any finnish variation if you are looking for accuracy, or try to find an ex sniper 91/30

It because most of the Finnish Mosins were built on receivers that were made before 1899, which make them antique, therefore they are able to be shipped right to your door without a ffl or C&R

I probably know them, I'm a junior there.