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So, what is the rifle you where after

I have one similar for my ruger MKII. I think the one I have is called a thumb saver.

Old Jeff H wrote: ↑December 8th, 2020, 2:34 pm

I don't recall exactly how much SKSs were going for back then. Was it $99 or so?

The lowest I paid for an SKS(norinco) was $49.99 plus tax. That was from sportsman’s at 7th Avenue and camelback.

Common scam: Seller in cahoots with a fake "buyer" that is really seller's alternate account, but using a VPN to mask the origin. Seller bids on his own gun against other legitimate buyers. He always bids just above the next legit bidder to move the price up and up and either wins it, or ...

I made a j pole out of copper pipe. It’s not out of the box, but it pretty easy to make. I have one on the roof, that I attached to a vent pipe. Another one I made a stand out of PVC so it’s portable. I don’t live in an HOA, but once the copper oxidizes, it doesn’t stand out at all. http://www.k8qik...

What area of town are you in? I know of places to the north off of I-17 and NE off the beeline. Only problem now is fire restrictions are still in place.

I wonder If some sellers have multiple accounts so they can bid on their own items to drive the price up.

A friend has a steyr 9mm. In the rear it has a v notch and the front is an upside down triangle. It’s easy and fast to put it on the target. I don’t know if there are in aftermarket ones like it, though

Any day of the week

When we would have a patient in surgery with a bullet in them, it would be removed and handed over to a police officer.

I’ve been wondering about this, also. How do you get the process started? Do you go into a vendor that sell suppressors and then they start the paperwork?

I just got an email from sgammo.com. They have 9 mm, but it’s going fast.

Some older S&W’s and a colt.

The stringer in its mouth was from when some other guys caught it earlier last week and it got away.

My neighbor caught this at Roosevelt on Friday. 64 pounds. The area below the bridge.