AIM Surplus has .32 S&W Long for $21.95 a box of 50, in stock. They also have .32acp for the same price if you prefer to use that.
Here’s a link: https://aimsurplus.com/search?qs=Ammo&g=&category=92&filter=&sort_by=best&pagesize=24&page=1&mode=search
My SKS came with a fold out bayonet attached, never bothered to remove it.
It’a a spike, the tip is flat and can be used a a screwdriver, should the need arise.
While I practiced bayonet drills in basic with a M-14, from what I read, it’s no longer taught.
“he doesn’t take credit card.”
And that would be that.
I don’t know any of the alternative money exchanges or their policies. If he takes regular PayPal, perhaps. Although, does PayPal get wonky about firearm purchases?
Feds say marijuana sale and possession is a Federal crime, punishable across the nation.
How many states flaunt that and legalize it and allow recreational sale?
Fed response, zero. Don’t expect any Federal response to the videos. They’re too busy helping people illegally cross the border.
Here are some photos of it. This is a 1st gen S2K model, I dimpled the sight so the locking button fits in, but won’t lock it. Hi-Point sight is metal, not plastic, and is adjustable for elevation. Two set screws hold it firmly in place.
We were overrun with chipmunks a year or two ago.
One day a 5’ black snake showed up and went right down their holes.
Problem eliminated. Fortunately, no venomous creatures around here. Saw in the papers a Colorado man was just killed by a pet Gila Monster. Latched onto and chewed on his...
S&W had some interesting names before they went to just model numbers.
Military & Police, Registered Magnum, and as mentioned previously, Combat Masterpiece, etc.
Shame they replaced them with featureless numbers.
That gun actually invented the term “jamomatic”.
Two long stays at the Charter Arms factory couldn’t solve the problem. To this day I have nothing but distain for that company.
As a kid it was shooting .22 at a jr. rifle club 50’ range in Queens at 12, NRA Pro-marksman badge was the first in the series.
Next was shooting expert rifleman in the Army with an M-14, timed pop-up targets out to 600 meters. Only a few in my company made it, and we were called out and had...
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