Recent content by Bonobo

I have a Blackhawk SERPA CQC for my P226, and I've had zero issues with it at all. Been about 8 months and no problems what so ever. Fits me really well too since I have monkey arms, and need it at a specific height and angle. Here's the link to mine...

Hey everyone, Got this rifle from a friend who bought it, but ran into financial troubles before he could put more than 30 rounds down the pipe (sad face). But I was there for all of them, and it is an accurate little bugger. The rifle is a Savage Axis (LNIB) that is in pristine condition...

Shot my first deer last weekend. It was very fun! Got him from about ~175 yards. 150 lb 6-point (in Texas they count them all lol). Not a great one, but I'm pleased :D

Got this from Coppertop a while back, and as much as I would love to be able to carry it, it is just too small for my monkey hands. It's in great shape, nothing wrong with it. Just need something that fits me better. Price is $400. Will throw in 100 rounds of .40 S&W factory ammo if you...

A good Smith will let the customer know the limitations of the gun he is working on. An arrogant one will refuse to work on guns that "aren't worthy". Just sayin'.

Ssssssssold! Thanks BS! Lock it up.

Got this from a friend, and couldn't turn it down. But I don't need it at all. So up it goes to the selling block. It's a Springfield Operator Lightweight in .45 ACP. It's the full-size 5" bbl model. Looks to be in very good condition with a few wear marks here and there, but nothing...

If they want to follow me to class, watch me eat BBQ, and watch me shoot targets, sure. Why not. Not like I have anything better to do haha.

Just bring it there empty, and don't bring anything that isn't attached to the gun (i.e. nice grips, magazines, etc.) If you have the stock grips, put them on. Don't want them vanishing. Take a picture of the gun and accessories before you hand them to the Pawn Shop and make sure you get a...

New .22? GO ON

Oh? Wish I could make it this weekend to see. Have to go to a funeral instead. Sad face.

Agreed, it is very fun! Just don't use Taymoor's reloads. They break things :P

I... uh... wow... jealous.

Yes, but if you hit someone with it, it will hurt. Trust me, dropped one of mine while cleaning on my foot. Won't do that again.

Oh really? Just the typical sweetspot? Good to know. I'll be practicing with 150gr I think just to get the feel of the rifle for a while. Then I'll move up to 180gr when I feel comfortable. Side note: This was a bowl full of sand at 100 yards. Had to improvise since there were no formal...