Some of the Chinese ones look cool but I'm a stickler for them being USA made.
Some of the Chinese ones were down to $7. I resisted.
Some of the Chinese ones were down to $7. I resisted.
I love my Kershaw Grid so much so that I bought a second one when I saw it on sale.
Gun ok , Would use some horse huff nippers on those toe nailsOh come on !! Awful is really strong words man, just cause that shotty has no bluing and no wood furniture does not warrant such language!!
I'm a big fan of the Blur. I have one that I EDC and a couple of back ups. I picked them all up on sale for around $40 each.
Installed magpul mlok bipod and magpul strap with a shoulder pad. Timney Calvin elite trigger coming soon
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Last Saturday (was it that long ago now?) I purchased a carry bag for my AR pistol. I'll put up pics if you insist, but since it looks like almost every other black nylon bag, is it necessary? BTW, I bought it at Bill's Sporting Goods in Claremore. Lots of items but no .300 BLK ammo!
Okay
okay, I admit it. Those little bitty lines on the dial are a blur.
I was getting low on target fixers!!
2019 Edition. $7.99 at Ollie's in MWC --- SE 15th & Air Depot. They've got plenty more.
Maybe not exact, but it at least lets you know if you're in the ballpark.
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Maybe not exact, but it at least lets you know if you're in the ballpark.
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This one came today; a German PPK-L , blued, in .22LR. Made in Ulm/Do. in 1968. For a short time in the 60's, Walther made these lightweight, aluminum alloy frame PPK pistols in .22LR and .32ACP only. Finding one is like discovering the Unicorn apparently. I fell smack dab into this deal and scarfed it up! I'd call this about 95%; bluing is good, just a tiny bit of wear at the muzzle end and not much else. The grips are solid, no cracks. They have a few scrapes and scars on them but hey, when your 58 years old, that's just natural. I dig the mottled brown period correct grips and finger extension on the magazine.
