Avoided buying a restorable 1918 03 Springfield at Cabela's for $99

It was a struggle. Buddy of mine wanted it more though.

saw the carbine version of this today (a buddy has one also), very nice, well built and accurate. Oh yeah, other than listen to Randy brag about the SBR he ordered, I also picked up my shiny new Marlin SBL from him

Haha . . . nice.

Actually, I do buy Hornady dies whenever I can. My Lee dies were purchased because either:

1) Hornady doesn't make dies in that caliber; or
2) Hornady dies weren't available at the time in that caliber (think post-Sandy Hook).

I like the Lee crimp dies, but in general I much prefer Hornady.

Some guy bought it about five minutes after you left.

Sold a 28/30 to a good home, set up for a buy on a S&W 3000, and began re-shopping for budget optics. More than likely Primary Arms. Going to be a helluva Saturday.

Sorry, was caught up with the buyer and wasn`t thinking to close it. Thy will be done.

Another suppressor just leapt up and took money right out of my wallet, mugged me good...

Good thing it will spend a few months in NFA Jail to be rehabilitated. When you come to eventually bail it out, it should be prepared to service its master.

This happened to me like 4 times now in the last few months... One of these days I will learn... Probably not till till mid July.. But eventually.

Took three project guns to the range DURING A WEEKDAY and they ran great.

The .41Magnum Blackhawk shoots great. Yeah, it packs a punch with hot ammo.

The raffle baffle Trooper Mk III formerly known as Troop MK IV shot like a champ. Don't tell anyone, but I think it's more accurate than my Trooper Mk III.

The Glock 20L with new slide lock spring, frack that thing finally runs great. It choked on a few of those lousy Sig 10mm rounds that weren't crimped properly. I have 3 boxes left to crimp.

Awesome day. Even the geezer talking at me, didn't disturb me.

Productive day. Tomorrow should be VERY productive if everyone`s schedules work out. If that happens (big IF), I`ll be helping a friend buy his first gun, selling my Swede Mauser, buying an SPR upper, selling the 28/30, and buying a new shotgun. Everything from there out is just gravy.

I bought a gun.
Buying a SUV this afternoon too... if the fucker ever shows...

I had the opportunity to visit the new REHV ARMS gun shop and firearms services in Covington yesterday, 21 APR 2016. Jody and crew are putting together a very personable shop that will continue to be an important asset to the firearms community. Jody is about business but more importantly he is about building relationships. In prior and continuing conversations, one of the keys that some gun stores miss is being able to meet the client on any level of firearms. REHV Arms hits this important point home by offering the client merchandise at all price points. I was able to pick up an AR lower receiver and the new electronic filing system worked really well and with no delays. Keep in mind that REHV Arms is a full SOT dealer and specializes in finding the right supper for your needs as well as other NFA items.

Yesteday I nabbed 750 (5 boxes of 150) green tips today for $225 and after a new LPK arrived I went to Rehv Arms and nabbed a lower prior to the mad rush tomorrow!