Some basic reloading stuff that I bought and just never got around to using. $300 takes the whole load of it. As follows: Lee Handpress Lee .223 Die set (3piece) Lee 9mm Die set (4 piece) Redding 2400 case trimmer 1000 CCI #400 Small rifle primers 1000 CCI #500 small pistol primers 100 9mm Hornady 9...

They're universal fit, about 106" long. Never used, complete with all brackets, bolts, and instructions. They were intended to be wheel-to-wheel steps for a 2010 extended cab Chevy, but I traded the truck before I got around to installing the steps. PM me if you're interested. http://i12...

Ya'll are free to disagree but I think the NRA missed an opportunity here. When they could have recounted the prominent history of arms in our country, OR discussed the plight of those who do not enjoy such a right around the world, OR educated the uninformed about ballistics and mag changes, they ...

And don't forget about "the shoulder thing that goes up". Can't have any of those, no sir.

I'll speak to the "stand your ground" law I'm most familiar with... In Alabama, if it is determined that you shot someone in self-defense, there can be no further civil lawsuits against you regarding the incident. In other words, if Zimmerman had shot Martin in Alabama the state could stil...

I know this is kind of an old thread, but other than the previous post, I haven't been able to find anything (including signage around the forest) indicating shooting is prohibited. Maybe DNR just doesn't update their sites very often, but it seems like one of those things you should be able to find...

I've never had any problems with mine since day 1. I did the fluff and buff, http://thektog.org/tecwerks12a.htm , before the first firing. I suppose limp wristing could be a problem, however my Ruger P89 has trained me well in recoil control. The shells eject almost straight up so if I d...

It's not a gun. It's simply a high speed lead distribution device.

(d) "Trigger activator" means a removable manual or power driven trigger activating device constructed and designed so that, when attached to a firearm, the rate at which the trigger may be pulled increases and the rate of fire of the firearm increases to that of a machine gun . So what i...

Use Ctrl+ to enlarge picture, targets near top of hill, pits below ground in steel lined bunker , to left of sand pie. Mirage makes targets very difficult to see! View is from the firing line. There's your problem then. You've got grounded steel all around your antenna, basically trying to transmit...

I have an SU16A, and I love it. Sights are ugly as sin but functional. I have a little trouble feeding from the factory mags, but no problems at all with Brownell's 30-rounders. I could send the factory mags back and get new ones, but I'm lazy. I had a few problems early on with failure to extract, ...

RE: .357 Carbine- I've been wanting one of these for a while as well. I've been looking at Marlins and seems like every time I find one it's well north of $500 which is just to far outside my "fun budget". The Rossi sounds like it might even be a better gun, certainly at a better price, an...

First thing I thought of when I saw the title was a buddy of mine who shot himself in the foot. He was working for a construction company that had been having a lot of thefts on the job site. They finished out the attic of the house and the owner asked Paul to spend the night and watch out for the p...

That's my feeling too, but I told her I would ask. My parents had a Cockapoo that was a great dog. Coal black and looked like a poodle that had been shot out of a cannon. After she died, they got a King Charles Spaniel that was nothing but trouble and BIG $$$. My rule of thumb for dogs is the more m...

Only number I can find on it is "417389". I did a quick Google search on that and didn't come up with anything.
It uses "N" batteries and has a non-replaceable circle-dot reticle.