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I went Sat. and traded 2 guns for 2 guns and came away happy. This is one of the best shows I've been to in a long time, I hope Dave continues these shows. He's on the right track!

Anyone going to the show in Grove this weekend? I'm going to set up today, just wonder if I'll be by myself.

I,ve had several Plainfields and the are the best of the commercials. Your price is on the high side but not out of reason. Plainfieds used all GI parts except reciever and wood as did the very early Universals. It looks like a very nice one. Hang in there!

I was 10ft away from this guy with the shotgun and he hadn't got to the check and tie table yet when it went off. Pure STUPID!!!!!!!!

Oops forgot! Try Excalibur sporting goods in Afton Mike's a good guy, 918 257 4126

Contact East Central Pawn, 918 540 3030. They do transfers all the time.

I gave my grandson a 16" rossi in 357. They are great guns. Don't forget the Henry, I have 1 in each cal. 357,44mag,45lc. The Henry is very well made, very smooth and accurate. Customer service is very good and they are made in the USA.

I have a Beretta (made by Uberti) in 38spl and I love it. Coolness factor is off the chart. I've had it for a couple of years and shot it alot. Nickel plated 5.5in Bbl.

Check out jsesurplus.com I bought a complete upper, flattop for $335 with shipping it was around $350. Just FYI

There is a short form to fill out, check postal regs for number of form. The local PO keeps that for their records, very easy. Most POs are not familiar with all the regs. The only thing is that the firearm has to be sent to an ffl so you should have their license number. I've shipped...

I'm going Friday with a dealer friend of mine. I'm going to sell a springfield Garand cheap (650) so it should go also I'm taking a couple of collector revolvers. S&W 31-1 regulation police,3 in bbl, sq butt, 32L cal. also a H&R sportsman 22lr topbreak, excl cond. I think it was made in 1941.

I don't think the Yanks are the standard anymore. The Rangers are really good. The Rangers will win it all!

I hope the people close by support him. Mike is a nice fellow and nice little shop. He does have an outdoor range also there.

East Central Pawn, just east of court house on central, Rhodes gun shop in Commerce, on the south end of town on the main hwy.

Just finished ftf with Al. Good guy. Will do business again with him. Toys were as advertised.

Thanks for the replies and opinions. This reinforces my idea that 22lr will do what I want. Cheap ammo and fun.

This may have been discussed before sorry if it has. I want to know the advantages to the 22mag over the 22lr. I don't hunt much, just plink ,target shoot. I've never owned a mag but I've been considering a rifle and pistol in that caliber. I would like opinions if they are worth the extra...

Don't forget about Heritage 22 s/a, the 2 I have have been great. They ain't purty but they are inexpensive.

Also look for a rewelded reciever. A friend bought one one time and discovered the reweld, the carbine would not function except as a single shot. He ended up stripping to gun for spare parts. The reweld will be obvious if you look.

Very nice piece of history.