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That Stock was a factory offering on an "All Weather" stainless 10/22 & it's solid, not hollow like the ones they make now, Also my 20" 10/22RR came in a cheap wooden stock without a barrel band & I picked one of those up cheap/free.. I've stoned the hammer & sear, put an over travel adjustment...

I figured I just ask because these two are my favorite plinkers & get the most range time of any guns that I own & I have $300 in the MKII & $139 in the 10/22.. I've put a Volquartsen Trigger Kit into the MKII & did many MODs to the 10/22 & have also put a Vq extractor in both.. They always run...

Around here they even put up traffic signs to warn in case of Zombie Attack!! They had one last week in Florence Kentucky.. "Shoot Em In The Head & Burn The Bodies!!"

The JLF Llaama I was talking about was a MiniMax & was a double stack... It was without a doubt the most rubbish handgun I've ever laid eyes on.. I've seen a few others like it at the gunshows & told anyone who was looking at it to run away. The Original JLF

Here's what you can do with two of those cable locks.. Put one around the seat mount of your automobile & then If you have to leave your firearm unattended at a school etc. you take the other cable lock & lock it around the other under your car seat.. Of course lock the car & take all ammo out &...

Do you leave the bolt hold open device intack or remove it?? I've seen a few of these before & with the factory style hammer/trigger & trigger guard moved forward they are much nicer than they are as they come.. Is that an Ace Folder Stock?? Looks Great!@! Another AK Lover BTW My buddy has a...

I would just let the slide down on the cable gently & leave it be.. I don't use the Glock cables & have a few new in my stash, Both Red & Blue.. The only cable lock I do use is on a Ruger 10/22 in my Pop's olde gun rack & I let the bolt close & am even able to drop the hammer as the Ruger cable...

I still say The Llaama was a POS & a JLF

I remember a Llaama 45 my buddy bought that I nicknamed the JLF.. It wouldn't/couldn't cycle even one magazine without Jamming Like F*** Not all 1911s are created equal.. It made great trade fodder toward a AK-47 for him.. Beware the JLF

Back when Wolf had their old laquer coating we used to have alot of trouble with sticky chambers etc & found that acetone & a chamber brush plus polishing the chamber was the only cure & also found that paying more for brass cased ammo was out of the question..

I forgot to post that I have three Boys/Sons 28, 26 & 19.. No Grand kids YET.. There's one on the way.. What will I get for Fathers Day? The chance to take everyone out for a FREE meal on ME or to just stay at home & have the wife cook me some vittles, There's some nice steaks in the freezer I...

I've been there & done that.. I have nothing against any 1911, They were one of the first "REAL" Pistols but just as stated they can be a PITA to get to run 100% with various ammos were as our Glocks will pretty much run on anything you can find to feed them from old rubbish surplus sub-gun ammo...

I held it in my left hand & used a pin vise to hold & twist a smaller bit threw first by hand & then enlarged the hole the same way, making sure the bit was centered & in the middle of were the trigger bar rests when at the end of it's travel, this could change slightly one pistol to the next as...

I believe that Lone Wolf uses a 6-32 set screw but I used a smaller 4-40 that I have for putting in Ruger MKII triggers for pre travel adjustment.. Also NOTE: that I used 2-3 wraps of teflon tape on the set screws back half to help lock it into place so vibration won't change it placement, but...

I forgot to add that the toothpick is really only used for when your rounding the edges of the safety after you've matched the safeties profile to the face of the trigger, It's very handy for this.. Any other questions please ask away.. Don't be scared, It's hard to do it wrong & makes a HUGE...