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I went to the Oregon Arms gun show on Sunday and came home with a RCBS Green Machine. Looks like it is in really good shape so will start looking into getting it running in the near future.
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Is that a brand or did you have it coated?... Is it 223 or 308 caliber?My Cryptic Coatings BCG came in today
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Cryptic Coatings is a brand. They're really good BCGs, chrome lined interior and gas key, HPT and MPI, they use tool steel for the bolt/extractor. They come in different color coatings. I wanted bronze but gold was one of the only few in stock. Mine is in 5.56Is that a brand or did you have it coated?... Is it 223 or 308 caliber?
No terlet gun at the present, though I used to keep a fugly, but functional, Star (I think Model A) in 9x23㎜ Largo as one. Kind of a crappy looking gun, so seemed fitting.Picked up a cheapy holster for my Lorcin L9MM. No, I sure don't plan on making it a carry gun, but velcroing it under my bathroom sink.
Who doesn't need a toilet gun?
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It is nice to see prices relaxed a bit.Picked up some .223 and 5.56 at BiMart $12 for WWB 5.56 and $13 for Frontier .223. It's interesting that this is still on the shelves 5 days after arrival. Either BiMart has received shipments big enough to keep the shelves stocked or else the frenzy is finally dying down.
I'm OK with either.
Cardboard.So I called all over Eugene springfield today trying to find a 20 pack of cardboard silhouette targets (IPSC, IDPA, whatever)
The only ones I could find were at Mazama in Eugene and they only sell singles for $2.50 a piece which is pretty steep for cardboard.
Anyone know anywhere within 50 miles of Springfield, or Albany where I could buy some of these at a decent price ($1.50 each or less)
Could just buy them online for cheaper but I'm worried they won't get here by the October 2nd.
Thanks for any leads.
Consider the total cost, say you find them for 1.50/each, 50 miles away, and you get 25 miles/gallon at nearly 4.00/gallon, you've saved a net of 4.00 and driven 100 miles. Consider your time and wear and tear on your vehicle. That 2.50/each is more than you want to pay but might not be more than the actual cost should you need to travel a distance to get them at a lower cost.So I called all over Eugene springfield today trying to find a 20 pack of cardboard silhouette targets (IPSC, IDPA, whatever)
The only ones I could find were at Mazama in Eugene and they only sell singles for $2.50 a piece which is pretty steep for cardboard.
Anyone know anywhere within 50 miles of Springfield, or Albany where I could buy some of these at a decent price ($1.50 each or less)
Could just buy them online for cheaper but I'm worried they won't get here by the October 2nd.
Thanks for any leads.