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Oh, I'm SURE...... Of COURSE it was Ruger. I'd keep after him as well. Even if you did order a new BX, never hurts to have a spare. They're AWESOME triggers for the money.

Yeah, I would think so. 7.62x51 didn't really become the main caliber for the 1919 til later. Correct?

@Frogman after reading a bit of on these cans, M1 wasn't the gun designation. M1 was the model for the can. So it wasn't CAL .30M1 (carbine), it was CAL .30 and it was an M1 designation for the ammo box. I need an old cloth ammo belt and some 7.62 for a 1919...

Wanting to find some old 30 carbine.

@Frogman I HAD to get it. $18.

Word.

That's kinda what I had read. Since I can't find a set trigger, it might be the way I go.

@ReservoirDawg10 have you laid hands on the Mr. Fly two stage trigger for the 445 yet? I think I'm gonna upgrade my trigger. I know you run a Timney in yours.

You forgot to tag @Laufen

So how did the trip end? Other than someone pregnant.

I guess we'll all just keep tagging @Laufen .

@Laufen

I fail to see how her husband's guns have anything in common with her history of shoplifting. I'm with the majority. She has never used one in a crime, it's just another punishment to the 2A. If you want her punished, punish her for the shop lifting more severely each time she commits one. 1st...

"For Sail"

No admittance required. We all know.

FTFY.

A traitor. Also a dude.

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Khaki Kruiser for short?

Uberti FTW. Lever guns are a lot of fun one day I will get a .357 lever. A guy I work with has one and shots his all the time. .38s aren't as loud, no real recoil, and are cheap. Throw some mags in the tube and you're capable of bringing down any threat in Georgia. You'll also have a heirloom...