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Gold has big upside right now. Two ways to get in. The obvious, buy gold. You could also purchase a gold etf like GLD, and have a more easily managed (more easily liquidated) stake in gold.

DJIA resistance is at 15720. If we break through, that indicates that the bear has come out of hibernation.

I love them too, I particularly like the standard version and not the 22/45 frame. I'm tempted to get one and cut the barrel to 4ish inches to keep hv ammo subsonic. I trust their reliability 100%.

Yeah, that's why I won't take a free brick of anything made by Remington. I'll be sticking with CCI, Federal, or maybe Winchester stuff. I have a pile of all three.

Ok, Scott hates Ruger MK's for hosts and I respect his opinion. I'm not really too keen on a 1911 for a .22 pistol, I really want a gun that was designed from the ground up to be a 22lr. The first option is the new Smith and Wesson Victory. Has anyone heard anything about these yet? A Sig...

Yeah, I used to camp out in Mid November in Nebraska for deer season. Most years it would get down to the teens. I had a cot, a mil surplus sleeping bag, big canvas army cook tent, and slept in most of my clothes plus wool socks. I pretty much stayed warm. This year camped at Sam's place and...

Hey, just buy one of those solvent traps that the georgia gun trader guys on facebook all use. ;) :confused:

ARC22 quality cans were still $75-100 in France (totally de-regulated) back in 2005. In today's money that's about $122. There were centerfire suppressors on the shelf as well, all for sale with the same amount of paperwork as a candy bar. $250-$500 It's about the same.

I can't really think of a good reason to ask then.

He's been watching too many "town hall forums".

Is the person LE? Did he ask why? Is it a collectable type of firearm and the buyer is trying to identify original factory condition?

What do you mean? You don't like the whole squeeze the trigger, turn it upside down, release the trigger, flip it over three times, squeeze the trigger, keep it depressed and spin it clockwise while attaching the upper?

And you go on double probation if you're wearing shoes with laces....constructive intent.

I know they shoot well, I've just always been disappointed in their craftsmanship. Light, thin bluing or park, machine marks, burs on metal, just lower rung looking quality. Holding a savage rifle just doesn't feel like holding quality.

Yeah, I'm thinking stainless makes more sense, plus I could run .22 mag through it.

Is it worth the extra $100 to get the SS version? I'd imagine it's more durable and cleans up easier. It is a lifetime purchase after all.

Sugar? Who puts sugar in coleslaw?

Sent Mike an email already. Probably just an ARC22.

The biggest benefit for me is teaching new shooters. For one, you won't develop as many bad habits if you can reduce concussion and noise. It makes the experience a lot more fun for the new shooter. Secondly, it's helping to erode the old perception that suppressors are used by bad guy tv...

Thanks for getting me off my ass to create a trust and buy a can Mr. Obama.