Deputyhiro wrote:Im curious on the priming compound as well. Not for the idea of reloading 22. But, one could use it to recharge primers in the event that SHTF.

Caps


Strike-anywhere matches

Get a dedicated .22LR upper for that AR and shoot all day for about 20 bucks.

hard h2o wrote:I have always like Ruger as a company. They seem to try to make firearms that the shooting public wants and needs.

I like their guns, but dislike their history of supporting magazine capacity limits.

Expires 8/30/14

1. Join Craftsman club
2. bring any old junk wrench to Sears
3. trade for a new 9/16 wrench

Trade this


For this

I'm not planning to attend the crocodile show in Anoka.
I did log in here.

If I weren't so freedom minded, taking "selfies" might be illegal.

hard h2o wrote:
What makes this "Limited Edition" so special? In searching for that image I see it branded for a few stores.

Pretty sure the little wood crate is the special thing.

Looks like John Walsh....creator of America's Most Wanted was force fed some Kool-Aid. I always saw him as a 'cop groupie' but it appears he's also an Obama-Groupie. He's on my Sheot List. :( Yeah, Ottis Toole force fed his six year old son some Kool-aid in 1981 with a machete. I'll disagree with J...

forcefed wrote:Or....

http://www.shootsteel.com/

And we are local!

this is where you go

10 rd, 5 rd, 1 rd garagemade, 1 rd fieldmade.

I will say that newspaper and napkins are very handy.

gun_fan111 wrote:I am guessing with a semi-auto rifle one would close up the magwell to prevent gasses escaping when the bolt unlocks and travels back

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No, it was a bolt action .22

The Argus Leader and Burger King napkins did a really good job as a single shot adaptor.

Eyes? Yep.
Ears? Yep.
Targets? Yep.
Rifle? Yep.
Ammo? Yep.
Magazine? Huh? What?

Last weekend we proved that fast food napkins and newspaper can make a perfectly usable single shot adapter for a .22 rifle.

speedy396 wrote:The Wesson gets my vote, too.

Which one?

b727capt wrote:The other factor to consider is; what are you buying it for. Some competitions limit you to a 4" barrel. Hence my need for a 4" and a 6" GP100.

yep, then ya need a 4" and 6" S&W