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Sorry. Thought he was talking about the last picture you posted. My bad.
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93 Festiva L White B6T
99 Dodge Ram STL Green Cummins. AKA the Jolly Green Giant
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no worries bro & spot on description on the pup!Never Hire a Boy to do a Man's Job!!Comment
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I finally picked up an ar-15 yesterday. I haven't shot it yet but I'm hoping to tomorrow. I will post some pictures up soon.93 Festiva L White B6T
99 Dodge Ram STL Green Cummins. AKA the Jolly Green Giant
89 Festiva Blue
91 Green “Mad Maxine” Festiva B6T
93 Festiva GL Black BP automatic
93 Festiva GL Green stockComment
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nice!Never Hire a Boy to do a Man's Job!!Comment
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Since the last time I posted here, I've moved some things around... nothing major though.
Picked up a HiPoint .45 Carbine, it's being sent back and refinished/refurbished next week.
Got rid of the NEF 20g, picked up a .45/410 revolver (Thunder Five), paid off my Mossberg Tactical .22, a Mossberg 16G bolt action, and a Marlin 20G bolt action.
I've also started cleaning up the PAP and getting it ready for 922r parts and hi-cap magazines.
I'll grab pics of everything when I get home tonight, probably.Comment
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yeah cant wait to see the pics
Never Hire a Boy to do a Man's Job!!Comment
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on the "to buy list"
still on the top of the list... grizzly mag feed 12G 12.5 inch barrel with ghost rings sights...
next will be a savage arms 10fcp mcmillan with a nightforce scope...
then a kel-tec sbub-2000 9mm glock mag
and to go with the kel-tec will be a glock 17
(they use the same mags...) and i think ill get the gen 2, it fits my hand way better cause they dont have the finger bumps like the gen 3 and 4...
and last but not least, a ruger sr-22
the list keeps growing...
Mike, AKA the sasquatch
1990 LX, bp+T/g25mr, 9psi dynoed at 194HP, turbonetics t3/to4e 57trim, haltech E6X standalone, 550cc injectors, turbosmart wastegate, synapse BOV, walbro 255 fuel pump, aeromotive FPR, AEM wideband, 3 inch exhaust, huge FMIC, 9LB flywheel, 6 puck clutch and way more parts that im forgetting i installed lol...Comment
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droolNever Hire a Boy to do a Man's Job!!Comment
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In love with a MadScientist!:thumbright:
There's a fine line between breathtaking ingenuity and "That's the stupidest thing I've ever seen!"
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Well got some pictures of the Ar. Here they are.
93 Festiva L White B6T
99 Dodge Ram STL Green Cummins. AKA the Jolly Green Giant
89 Festiva Blue
91 Green “Mad Maxine” Festiva B6T
93 Festiva GL Black BP automatic
93 Festiva GL Green stockComment
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looks great! have you taken it to the range yet?Never Hire a Boy to do a Man's Job!!Comment
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I shot it out back of my house a little bit but no range yet.93 Festiva L White B6T
99 Dodge Ram STL Green Cummins. AKA the Jolly Green Giant
89 Festiva Blue
91 Green “Mad Maxine” Festiva B6T
93 Festiva GL Black BP automatic
93 Festiva GL Green stockComment
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Ok, so as I mentioned before, I sold the NEF 20g, rather traded it, to the dealer I've been doing business with lately. He gave me a great deal, I feel. I'll lay out how the deal went in full here, then of course, show off the (crappy) pictures I've taken so far.
When I thought of this deal, I'd been looking pretty heavily at a "Thunder Five" .45/.410 5 shot revolver. The tag on it said "$385", but he'd kept telling me to make him a reasonable offer... I also owed about $150 left on a Mossberg Tactical .22LR (A4 Carbine copy) which had been on lay-away for almost 2 months, and earlier that week, he'd gotten a pair of shotguns as a part of another deal he'd made for a .45/70 side by side, which were the Mossberg 16G and Marlin 20g bolt actions that I got.
In total, I picked up the Thunder Five w/ 5 silver bear slug and 5 remington express slug, paid off the Mossberg .22, and walked out with both shotguns. Total price was $605 cash and The NEF, which was only worth about $50 trade, but he gave me $70 on it (and is now selling it for $75). I feel like I made a pretty good deal there, especially considering the deals that followed it with other people.
So here's what I have:
Mossberg C-Lect-Choke 16G bolt action
Mossberg Tactical .22LR (A4 Carbine)
MIL, Inc. Thunder Five .45/.410 5 shot revolver
Marlin 20G bolt with qwik-point red dot.
Ok, the breakdown - Out of the $605 cash, I figure I paid as follows:
$75 for each shotgun
$305 for the revolver
$150 for the remainder of the Mossberg (which was a total of nearly $300 out the door)
Now comes the follow-up deals:
My father wanted a shotgun... I offered him the 20G for $150. He had a .303 Enfield, so I offered to give him the 20G and $50 cash for it. He obliged, knowing that he'd only paid $75 for the gun several years ago, and the stock wasn't original, and was cracked.
.303 Enfield
I had a friend that was looking for a .303, so I swapped him this .303 and $150 cash (which is a total of $125 cash out of my pocket, now) for his .45ACP HiPoint Carbine with tactical sling and laser, and foregrip, including 8 mags and about 325rd.
HiPoint .45ACP Carbine.
I called HiPoint, they said to "send it on in" and they'd check it out, test fire it with all my mags, repair the front lower rail, replace the foregrip or repair it, and throw in a free mag to make up the cost of shipping it to them. (Doesn't quite make it up, but hey, it's a free mag.) So of course, I'm going to do this, because they're going to re-blue the receiver, fix the rail, and generally clean/buff the gun back to new specs.
This concludes my latest run of deal making.Last edited by Christ; 02-17-2012, 02:37 AM.Comment
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hipoint =
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