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Gene363
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8 years ago

#41

If I go rifle it will be Cz or Tikka/Sako.

I’m thinking buckmark though. My wife wants to learn to shoot now so the buckmark might help there too.

As for the gun lobby they are richer than ever. I don’t think that’s very disputable. I don’t have an issue with it. I’d like an alternative to the NRA though. Maybe we should start one?

teedubbya wrote:

https://www.gunowners.org

It would be hard to go wrong with any of those choices.

I keep eyeing the Browning SA-22 rifles.

http://www.browning.com/products/firearms/rifles/sa-22-rifles/current-production/semi-auto-22-grade-i.html

The escape pod: https://cigarbid.freeforums.net

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#42

I love brownings. I love my ithaca 37s too.

I'm just not a big fan of the NRA. As much as I like my guns, the NRA just doesn't match up with my thoughts very well. Much the same way my dad feels about AARP.

Hank_The_Tank
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8 years ago

#43

Every time I read this thread title, I think it says Pepper...odd combo for a show.

Gene363
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8 years ago

#44

teedubbya wrote:

The NRA is good because it exists, but for the last 20 years they are far to willing to negotiate away right rather than defend them. The NRA leasers are politicians interested in maintaining their position and income. The NRA leadership has too many FUDDs and not enough Second Amendment supporters.

He's right, all AARP appeals go into the shredder. They are an insurance company not an advocacy group, they also fund anti gun orgnizations.

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teedubbya
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8 years ago

#45

Ok. I’ve been saving buckles and dimes. Converted them to just over $600 last night.

It’s gettin spent today.

DrafterX
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8 years ago

#46

Musta been some nice buckles... 😟

DrafterX
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8 years ago

#47

I've got 3 coffee cans (can you call plastic a can?) Full of coins.. maybe I should buy another gun... 🤔

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#48

Auto correct it effin with me. Nickels. Yea I had close to $400 in milk jugs I turned in las night. Combined with folding money in my pocket under $600.

Cz or tikka rifle or buck Mark pistol has my name on it.

I say that but never buy at these things.

itsawaldo
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8 years ago

#49

teedubbya wrote:

I looked closely at Buck Mark, felt good in the hand. Good looking and reliable pistol for sure.

Did I say good looking?

Ended up with a Ruger MK IV, I have a III so it was a very familiar feel and I am deadly accurate with it. It looked different enough with the bull barrel and target sights, swapped out front sight for white dot.

What put me over was they used the same magazines. I am all about going to the range and shooting not reloading mags.

I have at least ten for every semi I have, I load up the night before or over morning coffee so its a non-stop visit at the range.

Buy one, any one!

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#50

Tons of rugers. A couple Browning’s.

I spent $7 on a range bag.

DrafterX
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8 years ago

#51

Wandered into the local pawn shop out of curiosity.. really liked a Ruger SR45... $360 seemed like a good deal... Need to research a bit... 😟

MACS
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8 years ago

#52

Goin back tomorrow. Thinkin bout a couple things

CZ 557 6.5x55
Various pistol grip shotguns (mossberg vs Winchester.... thoughts?)
.22 plinking rifless
Sriracha beef jerky

teedubbya wrote:

Yes on the sriracha beef jerky...

danmdevries
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8 years ago

#53

I've got 3 coffee cans (can you call plastic a can?) Full of coins.. maybe I should buy another gun... :-k

DrafterX wrote:

Good luck getting it at 100%.

I have a Chase account, a local credit union account, and a local bank account.

None accept coins destined for the counter. They want them itemized before they hit the counter. I tried to fill out a deposit slip for $100 and gave them a bucket of coins. They told me to count and separate them, then they'd put em in the machine. Went to another bank, they said no coins unless wrapped. Third bank wanted me to hand count to the teller, then teller would put in machine.

Guess coinstar is all that's left. And they take like 10%

danmdevries
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8 years ago

#54

Got a gun show next county over. It's usually pretty busy, I thought about heading over there today but didn't want to deal with crowds. Heavy snow this evening/overnight maybe I'll head over with the wife's Subaru in the morning.

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#55

My credit union did it.

dkeage
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8 years ago

#56

My credit union did it.

teedubbya wrote:

My wife does it. 🍺

danmdevries
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8 years ago

#57

I have a coin sorter. Cheap Harbor Freight thing, but puts the coins in tubes.

Brought those in, they told me I had to open them, and count them, and put the numbers on deposit ticket before they'd put them in the counting machine...

So wrapped, but only if wrapped in approved wrappings.

I probably have $500 or more in coin wraps but the hassle of getting them turned into real money isn't worth my time.

Edited by user 8 years ago | Reason: Not specified

teedubbya
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8 years ago

#58

They just dumped mine in a coin sorter and gave me foldin money.

MACS
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8 years ago

#59

My credit union did it.

teedubbya wrote:

Yessir... NFCU has a machine that counts, sorts, and deposits the coin total into the account of your choosing.

DrafterX
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8 years ago

#60

My bank has the sorting machine too.. no charges for turning it into real money... 😟

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