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Just a thought....Liquid Mirage is out of business, not sure we're taking advantage of advertising space very well......

Ruger 10/22 takedown fits the bill. Cheap too, save the extra $ for optics and ammo.

.45ACP

I own 2 now, and don't think either will ever sell. This is a 4" Kimber Pro Eclipse II, built in the custom shop unlike the newer ones. Supposedly only 400 were done like this and it is pretty special. Shoots amazingly well of course..... Next is a 5" fastback Sig Sauer...

Get both and use proper size. Never only have one, as all manufacturers are different and use the cheapest they can find usually. Some are between sizes if you only have one set.

Came out yesterday that a clerk in the jail actually made the error. NICS can't catch what NICS can't see.......

What year F150 is tail gate?

In my experience, the Sig 1911-22 is by far the better gun if you don't want/need the scaled down version.

Got word from a pretty reliable source to keep an eye on this story. Apparently it is not how the media is reporting it.....and not in favor of the cop.

BUMP?

I did not know that! Thanks for the info. If she shoots as good as she looks, it won't ever leave my collection.....

Well, I really blew my gun fund this time......but couldn't say no to these two. Both of which will probably never leave my collection. They have not arrived yet, so I'm using seller's pics, but I had to share with someone because I'm so freaking excited. First up is a nearly new (notice the...

Liquid Mirage has closed up shop. I contacted them to fix an issue on my AR10 they dipped. The clear is coming off of the cheek rest on my PRS stock. They are closing and cannot fix my issue......pretty bummed about that. I do not know of anyone else around doing guns......

They will not hurt anything. Some gas blocks cover both holes, but some do not.

If that's the case, stay away from gun stores. They will offer you 50 or 60% of value, or charge you a consignment percentage. Stick to armslist or facebook groups to get the best $ out of them.