Lets see the firearm collection.....

[Wamba]

Here an Old School HK33K

[Bro Jangles]

^hard to follow all that,

but took her out,



First 4 shots, 75 meters Offhand,



LD, Are these the extractor issues you had?



Hard to wrap my head around the fact she is 96 years old.

[Hollis]

Bro, not to be knit picky, your M1917, extracted fine (removing case from cylinder), it failed to eject. That could be a simple thing, you did not pull the bolt back fast enough. You have a manual ejection, compared to a AR.

I have a Winchester too, but I have not had problems with it.

[Bro Jangles]

Ok good to know. out of 20 shots it only got Hung up 3 times. i was working the bolt slow to keep my brass together.

[Hollis]

Ok good to know. out of 20 shots it only got Hung up 3 times. i was working the bolt slow to keep my brass together.

That would do it. I work the bolt slow to I have grab the round or bass at the receiver, rather than have it hit the ground. More so, on lever actions.

[HK in AK]

Not sure of the protocols on this so if I am showing my gluteus maximus, just disregard. Question is based on the collections by LD and MOD Hollis but I would like input from ....

Does your home owner insurance cover the collection items or are you charged more and or is it a separate rider or ???????? Is there a preferred company that deals with insurance for these type (weapons) collections?

NICE collections by the way.

I have a separate insurance policy that covers each firearm because the basic insurance coverage wasn't enough. It is best that you check with your insurance carrier. Depending on the value of the firearms, some can add a rider to your base homeowner's policy. My policy is through State Farm.

[JUNKHO]

I have a separate insurance policy that covers each firearm because the basic insurance coverage wasn't enough. It is best that you check with your insurance carrier. Depending on the value of the firearms, some can add a rider to your base homeowner's policy. My policy is through State Farm.

Thank you..............

[Bro Jangles]

That would do it. I work the bolt slow to I have grab the round or bass at the receiver, rather than have it hit the ground. More so, on lever actions.

Sweet good to know. I think im going to keep this Sporter stock and swap it out when i go hunting.

[junglejim]

My friend, starting them young:

[Kilo1-1]

My friend, starting them young:

With the happy switch too..........
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Got new sights for my other G19. The factory night sights worked...but they kinda sucked.
Rockin Ameriglos, keeping it consistent with my other 19.

[Alpheus]

I'll be getting a .22LR soon, but am hung up on which one. I've narrowed it down to either a Browning T-bolt, or a CZ-452/455. Anyone with experience with either? I am leaning towards the CZ, but they are not common in my neck of the woods, and rarer still in .22

[HK in AK]

Just get an AR-15 with a .22LR upper....

[Alpheus]

That's a lot more paperwork here in Canada.

[w0nder]

Ruger SR-22 is non-restricted 550$ish

[Alpheus]

I would also like a rifle that can hit the broad side of a barn at 5 meters too.

I found a CZ-452 available, hope its still there at the end of the week. Synthetic stock, but it will do.