HA! JR would've shot himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
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HA! JR would've shot himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
Interesting. I am now shopping for reloading equipment, For price but more for the consistency in performance. What ends up on porch when I order bulk? is questionableQuote:
Originally Posted by Parvo
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I was up to last night
The mother in law gave me a box of old tools and stuff and this was in it. 1922 vintage.22/.32 heavy frame Smith & Wesson. The only problem is the firing pin isn’t striking
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And Baltimore as fuck? 2nd one.. both caught by Baltimore TSA. I'd wager a fair number of TSA folks are vets.Quote:
Originally Posted by The Reverend Floater
Looks like it would be pretty good for pounding finishing nails with..Quote:
Originally Posted by snoqpass
I like it. I wonder if it would be worth it restored and in shooting shape? I think I have seen similar with a 9 round WheelQuote:
Originally Posted by snoqpass
Is the pin part of the hammer? It should be.
You may need a new hammer.
The finish isn’t that great, $5-700 probably if shoots, nicer ones go for +$1200
Give it a few minutes and Woolly will be here to tell you a war story that has nothing to do with itQuote:
Originally Posted by SumJongGuy
Very nice piece. I can recommend a guy in Missouri that does a great job smithing. He is building my .308.
Nope, its in the breachQuote:
Originally Posted by SB
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Then my guess is you need a new firing pin. A trained gunsmith would know.
Seriously though, I'd absolutely have that 22 repaired by someone who knows their shit... simply because it's a family heirloom.
Fortunately I’ve learned small arms repair during my time in the USMC and still use those skills its a matter of taking the time to hunt the part down. I just want to make it go pew, pew, pew.....Quote:
Originally Posted by SB
Well you may be able to fix it your self. The other thing that could be causing the miss fires is wheel guns need to have the timing correct. If it is out of time the cylinder will not line up properly.
Everything appears to be functioning properly just no marks on the shell casings where the pin should be striking
Glock Gen 2 with 86K rds down the pipe.
https://www.theakforum.net/forums/14...00-rounds.html
I figured out how to buy the cheap ammo at Walmart. --Open Carry--
In a hurry want to grab a couple boxes of ammo from behind the glass? Good luck. might be 30 min before someone with the key shows up.
Walk in with your side arm on your hlp. -- Greased lighting getting you wrung up and outta there. -- I will update results. My guess I will never be held up again like I was today.
Go locked and loaded when shopping at Walmart.
Ya gotta know the key guy. I go in and straightaway find the old guy I know has the key. Easy peasyQuote:
Originally Posted by MTT
Hide your iron man
seriously, who would buy ammo at wally world?
why wouldn't you??? its cheeepQuote:
Originally Posted by I Skied Bandini Mountain
most gun owners I know buy ammo at Walmart at least some times
I find ammo way cheaper online and they drop it on the porch so I don't have to slum a wally world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Diamond Joe