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$25 AR15 & AR10 lowers
I'll take a gamble on the ar-15 and the 1911 receivers... $80 isn't bad considering my 10-22 receiver and jig ran nearly double that. I built a 10-22 from a 80% receiver and turned out pretty sweet imo. 3 shot group at 100 yds after I mounted a 3x9 scope that I had laying around. -
Razor 10/22 Receiver Build
Haha... I've got to give my bank account a rest for now. I've still got the jig and bits from mine that some buddies plan on "borrowing" whenever their receivers come in.- 68Percy
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Razor 10/22 Receiver Build
Yessir... The link to select fire is in the original post. they're located out of colubus, ms so the shipping time is not too bad and there's some sense of local support. I would've been able to drill the holes alot faster if i would've had a machinist vise, but i was able to get by with some...- 68Percy
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Razor 10/22 Receiver Build
And finally the finished product. Going to put the first rounds thru it this evening.- 68Percy
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Razor 10/22 Receiver Build
It started with a Boyd's 10/22 stock that I was eye-balling at a local gun shop that sparked the build idea. I wanted to build a tack-driving 10/22 around the Boyd's stock and pick up after market parts to complete the build. I considered buying a 2nd hand 10/22 and using stock parts. After...- 68Percy
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Rossi .357 opinions
My experience with a rossi 357 wasn't a very good one. I bought it new from academy (on account of price) brought it home, put 4 rounds thru it, the trigger pull got harder on the 5th shot, and the cylinder locked on the 6th. I tried a different brand of brass thinking that it may be the bullet... -
Not participating in the market panic, on to something different.
Yessir... Mine would be a boyd's featherweight thumbhole. Being that it's a free floating barrel, i invested a gunsmith to do the stock change. I felt more comfortable paying for an expert to take on that task. That way i know the receiver is bedded in the stock just right and wouldn't worry so... -
Taurus PT92/Beretta 92FS fans?
My 92fs was my first pistol when i was in high school (a full whopping $350 out of my grass cutting money). With well over 15k rds down the pipe and not a single jam... I'd say its a keeper. A little rem oil and she looks new again. -
Not participating in the market panic, on to something different.
Glad to see someone else shying away from the 223 / 5.56 craze. I've had my Remington 700 25-06 for years and have had no problem finding rounds for it. I'm looking to upgrade the scope to something that i can see out to 300 yds without the fighting the guess work of a 3x9 power at that... -
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WTS: Norinco SKS $800 obo
UPDATE (No Longer up for trade for other guns, Cash or Ammo Sale Only): Norinco SKS 7.62x39 with two 30rd Chinese steel mags for sale. $800 obo. If cash is an issue, ammo is always a welcome trade. (9mm, 45 auto, 12 ga, 20 ga, 25-06, 30-30, 22lr, 357, 38, 44 mag) Can meet ftf anywhere from Amite...- 68Percy
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- Forum: Long Gun Classifieds
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New kid on the block
68Percy, I dabble in a little bit of all categories of firearms. A few guns that the wife complains about: High Standard 1911 45 ACP, Berretta 92FS, Glock 19, Ruger SuperBlackhawk Bisley Ed. 44 mag, S&W 38; Remington 870 12ga., Lincoln O/U 12ga., Mossberg 12ga., Winchester 20ga., Remington 700...- 68Percy
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