Chair actually
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Chair actually
I have not been to the range with it yet. It seems well built and solid. Glass is pretty good and I like how solid the magnification ring is. It appears to be a great scope for the money...$139.00...and with a lifetime warranty you can't complain. The true test will be shooting it at the range though.
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Kiver, I love that 10/22.
how long is that AFG and how do you like it?![[grin]](/xen/styles/default/xenforo/smilies.vb/041.gif "Grin [grin]")
it's about 4.5 inches long. It has been installed for about an hour now so I can't give it a fair assessment. I think it will take some trial to find the perfect mounting position, but it is comfortable.
how long is that AFG and how do you like it?
it's one of the better accessory's you can get IMHO, makes for a more stable firing position, which often = better accuracy,
just my 2 cents
Bill Nance
Banned
My new 1970ish S&W model 37 .38.
Custom bobbed hammer and it appears to be unfired or maybe not more than a few rounds through it at most. Pic doesn't do it justice. It's plating is pristine to the naked eye, even with a magnifying glass. Not sure why it looks scratched in the pic.
Custom bobbed hammer and it appears to be unfired or maybe not more than a few rounds through it at most. Pic doesn't do it justice. It's plating is pristine to the naked eye, even with a magnifying glass. Not sure why it looks scratched in the pic.
what a beauty. highly reflective surfaces get that effect sometimes w/ a flash, try filtering the flash through a piece of thin white paper.
I picked up this 1981 S&W model 65 off of an acquaintance of the family today. It shoots great
I fell into some luck when I found this little treasure.
It's a Pre-WWII, Smith & Wesson K22 Outdoorsman, 1st Model. 6" Barrel, about 98%, came with original tools and original box. Came with two sets of original 1930's style numbered stocks, Magnas and Service stocks. They tell me the screwdrivers sell on auction sites for for more money than my carry gun cost. Gosh I love this old gun. Someone offered me their first born son for the box, so I guess that's a pretty good catch too.
It's a Pre-WWII, Smith & Wesson K22 Outdoorsman, 1st Model. 6" Barrel, about 98%, came with original tools and original box. Came with two sets of original 1930's style numbered stocks, Magnas and Service stocks. They tell me the screwdrivers sell on auction sites for for more money than my carry gun cost. Gosh I love this old gun. Someone offered me their first born son for the box, so I guess that's a pretty good catch too.
My friend, I collect Smiths and as you know, you have found a winner for sure. You should sell it to me, you dont want that Smith! All the tools and the extra grips and box? I would be jumping up and down if I found that one! Nice find. One of the best new guns for March in my opinion.
I am jumping up and down. You should have seen me jumping up and down showing it at the NES shoot yesterday!!
Even Flotter told me I suck, which I take as high praise!!!! LOL
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