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Beer snob, rifle snob, life snob extraordinaire. And still like an Arctic ninja. Double cool. Lol

You can't argue with that either. Unless you want something you can tinker with and not feel bad about it. Or an older one is just out of budget.

Uberti all the way. Just my .02. Good looking guns though. Both of them.

I agree though. Sears is on a rocket sled downhill. The wish book we all grew up loving as kids had been replaced by the internet, I can buy my jeans and jackets elsewhere cheaper, their tools aren't that great anymore, their warranty on those tools isn't that great anymore, their prices on...

All the tools on our trucks are Milwaukee. We've been running them for about 3 years now. And we're tough on tools. Most have had no problems, the ones that have were from our exceptionally rough and not exceptionally bright employees..... Like the one who says "shit, I don't need a torque...

The other thing to consider is the load gate. The Uberti has a load gate (which I prefer personally) vs the Henry which you have to remove the tube at the end. Henry makes a great gun, and I will always have mine. But I've had to replace the rubber o ring that keeps tension on the loading tube a...

I gotta disagree. I'd get the 45 colt. Share ammo. That's just me though. I like to keep it simple.

I always liked the jungle carbines. I know Gibbs used to make one in .308. that's what I wanted, even if it wasn't an original. either way, that's a sweet piece.

9mm luger rimfire is really tough to find. That's why I got rid of mine.

Looks like someone didn't study while they were in the academy!!! Lol.

I enjoy my 9mm build. I bought a KAK industries top loading magwell adapter. In hindsight I wish I had got a Hahn bottom load adapter. That way I could take it out easily. Especially if you're gonna SBR it. I'd probably sbr it as a 10.5 5.56 though. That way it would be a cheap upper that was...

Yeah, I was looking into building a 37mm m79 out of milsurp parts there for a while. Too expensive though. But when I was researching I remember shot shell adapters, beehive adapters, and reloading shells with anything considered antipersonnel (even rubber balls or bean bags) made it a DD.

My first Glock was a g27 that I got a really good deal. But damn was it snappy. Got a G19 and swore I would never own another .40. Unless I do. Lol. I try to warn all of my friends looking for their first handgun. Most don't listen. Then after shooting their new purchase, they immediately start...

Awesome. I saw one on ANOTHER Georgia forum the other day for $375. Shocker.... Yeah, if I built one if buy a stripped reciever of gun broker, then I have some spare take off parts laying around. Trigger and barrel particularly. So I'd need a stock, I want some bx 15 mags to keep it more...

Yeah, I saw those. They look good. I've been looking at the conversion at http://m.eabco.com/m1_carbine_ruger_1022_tribute.htm I enjoy putting stuff together. Like Legos for big kids that go bang. Lol

Probably build a M1 carbine clone with a 10/22.

How could I do that when it's OBVIOUSLY gonna be strapped to my arm..... Duh..... :D

Take no prisoners!!!

What he said. :thumbsup:

G42 with night sights, Streamlight, and my trusty Case knife if there's more killin needs done! Lol. OK, maybe not the knife.... This is just my EDC set up so it's always handy.