Sport Rescue

Not that this matters, but the apple doesn't fall far from the tree http://www.libertynews.com/…/ferguson-missouri-michael-bro…/

IMO, the only way she should be dressed. I'm not a fan of the tacti-cool look, plus the wood is lighter than all that aluminum. Gunna thread the barrel next, and now gunna address the cheek rest. did you do the work on your .308?

Damn Spacehog, Nice touch on the cheek riser!

Robinson Arms Ver. II, 20" Barrel, RA Black Walnut, 8x42 1000m POSP SVD Version, Russian Military Leather Sling, polished guts, custom modified trigger (by me), factory 10's and CSSPECS 20's Reason for editing...wrong stock material. was thinking of my 54R

sorry, took a vacation from all the drama forums to go racing with my daughter. It's real. Still digging up who this unlucky gunslinger is/was. Researchers have various opinions, but nothing concrete.

Guess your right. I wanted to know what a $1500 then $1100 M92 looked like.

Ghetto is right!!! You know I believe in "to each his own" or "beauty is in the eye of the beholder" but....DAMN! That thing is ugly!!!

Stumbled on this in one of my local gun trade sites. 'Bout fell out of my chair I laughed so hard. Anyway, enjoy... Have a custom m92 pap with 24k gold plated bolt carrier, and all other accents shown. Fires and looks great. Buyer must be 21+ no felons and sign bill of sale. Asking $1,100 face to face in Houston Tx

Guess I got lucky. Shot well! What would kill ya was finding 8mm for it. This AES is not from the new batch. All matching was nice! I stripped her down,completely refinished her and then went and put about 2000 rounds thru her. All though really heavy, she's really fun to shoot. Accurate as well.

Traded my Nambu for it......

Sounds like my day...Keep them coming. I wanna know we're not the only ones who had a crappy Friday the 13th. It eases my frustration!!!!!

How was y'alls Friday the 13th??? Mine sucked. First off, everything that could go wrong, went wrong. From the no heat in building, air compressor not working, fork lift breaking down, to fixing my helpers mistakes. I know, just another day on the job! Then, UPS loses all my Boyd's gun stocks in a snow storm in Houston. That is where customer service in India said it was lost. (for those of you that live in H-Town or near here, you will understand) There was NO F-ING SNOW STORM HERE LADY, I LIVE IN HOUSTON!!!!! Next, was the long rivet tool I was expecting, never showed. So I message the selle

The BBB will only try and email, phone or snail mail him. Then with no response they will grade him and you will call it a loss.

Good man to do business with. Really do not understand the "haters" out there, but oh well, their loss. Keep up the good work!!!

"No matter I will not return to this forum again . Thanks to the forum for the great info and ideas I've picked up while I was here but the smart ass post above is the exact reason I put ( kinda rude ) I won't be back thanks again to the forum for all the good info and picks . GunFun you can stick the green apples up your ass !" Grow up kid! You asked for our opinions and when who is knowledgeable in this subject answers, you respond very "rudely". You will need to put your daddy's gun back in the safe and go to your mommy's purse and grab her tampon's and shove them up your a$$! Grow some

Damn, I wish you wouldn't have brought up this subject. Trying to forget those REALLY hard checks I wrote...My first Dually $56K, My daughters race boat and rig $62K.

Best stuff known...Cleans, lubricates, rust proof. Different grades for different firearms. $10.00 a bottle

Glass ones are nice, but really feelin' the shorty's!!!!

That's a great idea! Adding that to project list...

My next project...

OK, here is what I've found out on my particular pistol. It is actually a 1943 First Series Kokubunii made by the Nagoya Arsenal. This is one that had 3 symbols in front of the serial number. Here is the full set of markings on the right side of a Kokubunji First Series pistol. Note that there are three symbols in front of the serial number: the Nagoya Arsenal logo, the company logo, and the First Series marker. Serial numbers on this variation run from 1 to just over 20000. The date below has the Showa symbol and the number 18.6, meaning the sixth month of the 18th year of Hirohito’s re

Wow Spacehog, Thanks! Link worked perfect. Found that I have a 1944 Type 14. Great link!!!