Virginia Gun Owners Forum - VGOF

Found - Please delete!!

Passed both of my .22 magnums to son-in-law and now am in the market for a plinker (handgun or rifle) for myself. Inexpensive is, of course, desirable but not critical. Shipping/FFL involvement (in the case of a shipped handgun) could make a good deal not so good but will be considered. I have cash ...

Thanks for the heads-up!

Partial boxes, reloads (with some idea of components/powder ) acceptable.

I have 5.56, .22LR, 9mm and .45 ACP to trade

"Liked" and blog entry as required. This has got to be generating hits out the wazoo!

Probably the most radical giveaway on the entire InterWeb!! I hope it generates the interest/business that you want!

I did the triple-Like (with a lemon twist for a 9.3 degree of difficulty).

Good advice on the cleaning. Cleaning a .22 once a decade is usually OK, but tolerances in a drop-in unit are probably too tight for that.

Still in the brass gathering/sorting (some 6.8s use small primers) phase, but I will reload as soon as I get a couple of more range sessions completed.

Road to Perdition (Continued - 9 months later) The 6.8 went on a pig hunt in South Carolina, but I didn’t get a shot. Maybe next time! I was lucky enough to find a member on this forum getting out of 6.8 who had a lot of ammo for a reasonable price (the average came down to less than $15 per box). I...

Simply great to do business with - a great scope at a great price! Thanks!!

Quick, easy, safe, mutually agreeable. Deal with confidence!!

The gratuitous sound of the safety being clicked off (on a GLOCK!!) or sound of the hammer being cocked on a semiautomatic handgun (how did that round get in the chamber anyhow?).

Anyone else out there have a "thing" (fetish/obsesession) about serial numbers? In theory, every (modern) firearm is "custom" because the # is uniue, but I don't think anyone considers that very special. However, I sometimes go out of my way to pick up "special" numbers...

One of my off-the-wall trades got me a .410 Condor (Brazil) double: 2 triggers, extractors, choked full/full, 3" chambers. Nothing fancy, but well made and solid. The drawbacks are, of course, tight chokes and expensive ammo. The benefits are: Funner than heck to shoot! No recoil and slick to p...

I'm familiar with a range near Myrtle Beach that also does not allow steel jackets, but charges $2 per box for your own ammo (if it passes the magnet check). That encourages folks to show up and generate range fees, ammo (who shoots one box?), and other purchases - targets, cleaning gear, new toys. ...

Pictures: Upper has a marking which indicates it is from Cerro Forge. Barrel is marked "Lothar Walther". the flash hider is standard, covered by freeby from the source where I bought the ambidextrous sling attachment. http://i99.photobucket.com/albums/l281/kjack-01/AR68001.jpg Note the amb...

I bought a left-hand Savage M10 with the heavy barrel a few years ago (pre-Accu-trigger) as a groundhog gun. I bought it because it had a good reputation for accuracy and longevity and I wanted it to be MY rifle (being LH) (and the price was right). I put a Timney trigger in it, set it once to aroun...

A friend at work told me about a group buy for AR15 lower receivers. He had heard the lowers would be $50 and the parts kits $40! I was hooked. What he failed to mention was shipping and FFL transfer fee, and the extra 2 months it took to put the deal together. Still, I was going to be able to get m...

That's quite a wide range of price!
Browning: $350 - $700
S&W: $650 - $1400
(from GunBroker)

I have a Ruger that looks like GunBroker 214974363 but with a 5.5" barrel.

John
Fairfax

Did you ever find one? I sent a PM, but it probably got eaten by the bit-byte monster