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  • Moonpie

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    Gunz are icky.
    I saw your picture recently, did you always have it, or did you buy it recently due to all the talk?


    :green:

    Actually I have three .45-70's.
    Sharps 1874, Trapdoor Carbine, Winchester 1886.
    I've had them all for a while.
    I'd like to find a receiver sight for the 1886 but that is proving to be made of unobtainium.
    Guns International
     

    easy rider

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    HKShooter65

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    I pulled something out of the storage room that I bought a while back and had never appreciated. Did not buy it today but I came to appreciate it today!

    It's crazy-well-built. Check the links.

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    http://www.lonestarfieldproducts.com/spec-rest/#prettyphoto[gallery]/17/

    http://www.lonestarfieldproducts.com/shop/spec-rest/

    ......................
    It's a seriously precision-built and highly versatile rest made largely for law enforcement snipers as is made apparent on their web site.

    To my end:
    Today I went out with my .338 Lapua and a friend brought his Ruger #1 in .458 Lott.

    Wow.
    They are so much more manageable when the recoil is absorbed standing straight up.

    The .458 Lott was miserable from my traditional bench but I shot 12 of the 20 rounds from this rest.
    We shot about 50 Lapua rounds and were not feeling the pain at all.

    I found this thing at a gun show a while back as a $275 uninformed impulse-buy and, once home, found I'd paid all of 20% of retail. Better lucky than good.


    Shooting big calibers is never cheap.
    This thing makes it more fun and it's steady enough to get 1-2 MOA. Not bench-accurate but pleasant-accurate.
     

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    gshayd

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    I purchased a Magnetospeed for $165.00 that was never used with the phone adapter included. The person bought a new Lab Radar.
     

    HKShooter65

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    Today's procurement:

    A couple of AR forearm braces. A basic $30 blade and a nice $240 adjustable one.

    In a decade they may be:

    a. Cool to have, but available on Amazon.
    b. Felony contraband.
    c. Serial #'ed with a $200 tax stamp.
    d. Utilitarian, as they are today.
    e. Lost in a tragic, yet all-too-common, boating accident.


    ???

    HKS
     
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    EZ-E

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    Middle of no where
    Picked up a lower build kit with buffer tube & stock to build one of my recently purchased lowers. I already have a 7.62x39 upper to put on it. Got the Omega package from black rifle depot for $69.
     
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