Gun range 2022,2023,2024,2025

[old saw fixer]

I've got a hankering for a Walther PDP full size, 4½" bbl.

 

[srb08]

I have a couple of 10mm’s. A Ruger 1911 and a 4” S&W 610. Both are nice but I prefer the 610. I put a gold bead on it for quicker target acquisition. Doesn’t have the mag capacity of the SA’s but plenty enough to sort out anything I might stumble into. Easy to carry, a pleasure to shoot and no chasing brass.

 

[Czed]

Good deal

https://palmettostatearmory.com/sig-romeo-zero-3-moa-auto-off-red-dot-black-sor01331.html

 

[PA Dan]

How did I never see this thread before?

 

[cuinrearview]

How did I never see this thread before?

They keep it on the top shelf?

 

[PA Dan]

They keep it on the top shelf?

Ahh gotcha! Need me a step ladder!

 

[PA Dan]

So the last couple years I been on AR kick. Built a rifle and then @leadfarmer showed me his AR pistol. Spent the next couple months building one of those. Fast forward to April of this year I get a call from a buddy at work asking if I checked my ticket? I said what ticket? He says the gun ticket I sold you? Hell I forgot all about it. We'll I hit the thing. Added another AR and a couple pistols. Made a trade and upgrade when I picked them up. A few weeks later I make a deal with @Backtroller for a AR10 he just finished building.

 

[Sawdust Man]

Most of my collection is going up for auction this Saturday.

Here's a link for your viewing pleasure.

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[FergusonTO35]

That Henry .35 should go above MSRP, those are really hard to find. Even a typical 336 with pushbutton safety is a grand these days.

 

[Sawdust Man]

That Henry .35 should go above MSRP, those are really hard to find. Even a typical 336 with pushbutton safety is a grand these days.

I'm hoping it brings a decent price, I ordered it when they were offering the personalized serial numbers.....not sure what that does to the resale value on account of me not being anyone special.

 

[FergusonTO35]

I doubt that will affect it, you just have to find someone that really wants a .35. Which there are quite a few these days. Honestly, I think you would get a better price on GunBroker due to a much larger exposure to potential buyers.

 

[Hoser]

I’d love one of the AR-10’s, I shot one last week when I was in Ohio. Very handy, accurate rifle. Really wish we could get them up north

 

[Sawdust Man]

I doubt that will affect it, you just have to find someone that really wants a .35. Which there are quite a few these days. Honestly, I think you would get a better price on GunBroker due to a much larger exposure to potential buyers.

I've sold lots of stuff on gunbroker in the past and probably should have gone that route again..... but I was hoping for easy, without taking too much of a loss, will see what happens I guess.

 

[FergusonTO35]

You could always put a reserve on it if the auction place will let you. Of course, some people lose their minds at a live auction and you might end up with a handsome price for it.

 

[Sawdust Man]

You could always put a reserve on it if the auction place will let you. Of course, some people lose their minds at a live auction and you might end up with a handsome price for it.

Auction guy said I can do reserves if things are going stupidly low, but I really don't want to have to do that.

 

[Backtroller]

So the last couple years I been on AR kick. Built a rifle and then @leadfarmer showed me his AR pistol. Spent the next couple months building one of those. Fast forward to April of this year I get a call from a buddy at work asking if I checked my ticket? I said what ticket? He says the gun ticket I sold you? Hell I forgot all about it. Well I hit the thing. Added another AR and a couple pistols. Made a trade and upgrade when I picked them up. A few weeks later I make a deal with @Backtroller for a AR10 he just finished building.

Glad to see someone is enjoying it.

 

[dieselfitter]

I cobbled this together as a budget build for steel challenge, rimfire. Its a Ruger 10-22 with an aluminum stock made out of 1.5"x1.5", 1/8 thick wall tubing. It balances well, weighs 3.6lbs without optic, 4.2lbs with optic. Stock trigger components modified to get under 3lb pull. I bought a 5" 22lr barrel liner on ebay, pressed it into an aluminum slug and extended it with titanium tube to get 16" legal length.

 

[PA Dan]

Since I posted last I added a Larue trigger and a Magpul bipod to the AR10. I also picked up some Norma Match ammo. I went to the range yesterday morning with @JoeDirt and did some shooting. I'm really liking this gun! First group .295"! Joe and I also took turns plinking the steel plates at 300 yards with my AR15.

 

[PA Dan]

Glad to see someone is enjoying it.

Very much so brother and thanks again!

 

[PA Dan]

I cobbled this together as a budget build for steel challenge, rimfire. Its a Ruger 10-22 with an aluminum stock made out of 1.5"x1.5", 1/8 thick wall tubing. It balances well, weighs 3.6lbs without optic, 4.2lbs with optic. Stock trigger components modified to get under 3lb pull. I bought a 5" 22lr barrel liner on ebay, pressed it into an aluminum slug and extended it with titanium tube to get 16" legal length. View attachment 425740

Pretty cool build brother!