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I bought 4 glock 19 original old style ets mags around 5 year's ago loaded them up and kind of forgot about them until last summerI use the ETS 7 round mags in my Glock 42. Only thing is, they won't lock in place with all 7 rounds loaded and slide closed since they are jamming 7 rounds in the same space as the factory 6 round mag. Not a big deal since I carry two factory mags for reloads. Gonna buy some ETS mags for my Glock 23.
This is my crow shooter. Little Savage .22. It is a close range tack driver. I apologize for the picture, I can’t get it to stand up. Silencerco Sparrow on the muzzle.We can’t play with cans but barrel threading is usually $150 here.
Price dependent it might just be cheaper to buy a new .22 with a threaded muzzle like a savage mk.2 then you don’t have to F with an older model where extra mags cost as much as the original rifle did
As far as big game, I know suppressors are not allowed here in Georgia. As far as farm, private property use I’m not sure. They’re probably not legal to use but I can’t imagine a Lawman coming here and saying I can’t use it in my backyard when it’s Ok to shoot the rifle. I just have to be 500 ft from the nearest occupied building in my county to shoot a gun.I’m not a big savage guy but I bet have atleast 30k rounds through my mark 2 and I’ve only had to replace mags as they wear out.
Are you guys allowed to use suppressors on hunting or farm/ varmint rifles?
I’m not a big savage guy but I bet have atleast 30k rounds through my mark 2 and I’ve only had to replace mags as they wear out.
Are you guys allowed to use suppressors on hunting or farm/ varmint rifles?
NiceNew to me… S&W Model 19-4. This is not NIB but close, which is good , as I plan to shoot it. TT,TH,TS.View attachment 445418Has the box and all the papers, tools.
Santa brung it.
Nice
I wore out a 4" 19 shooting mainly midrange wadcutter reloads back in the 1980s.
We shot 500 rnd. a week of a mix of .22, 38/9, and .45. Shooting a double action is rewarding.
My favorite revolver is a S&W mod 17 6" TTT with a good action job. Late 70s manufacture. Shot many targets, snakes, pinecones and tin cans with that one. I Have the mod18 4" too.