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I picked up a brick last weekend at Sportsmans for $22 other than that I haven't been looking for quite a while, in fact I wasn't looking that day for 22 but looking for 1-4x scope for my next AR build and with chatting with the sale guy he told me about the ammo they were just placing on the shelf as we talkedWhat are you guys seeing as far as prices for .22LR?
Are you still looking far a scope for your AR? If so I have a leupold AR 1.5-4x20 scope in a millet mount, currently mounted on a spikes AR for sale, I could sell the scope and mount separately.I picked up a brick last weekend at Sportsmans for $22 other than that I haven't been looking for quite a while, in fact I wasn't looking that day for 22 but looking for 1-4x scope for my next AR build and with chatting with the sale guy he told me about the ammo they were just placing on the shelf as we talked
I wast looking at a Leopold iredot but just currently looking, right nowAre you still looking far a scope for your AR? If so I have a leupold AR 1.5-4x20 scope in a millet mount, currently mounted on a spikes AR for sale, I could sell the scope and mount separately.
Thanks. Never had a problem with paint after soda blasting. Just wash with vinegar and water, then soap and water. I'm trying to stay away from sand for the moment.I've heard soda blasting makes it real hard to make paint stick. Harbor freight has some reasonable priced kits though if you find a coupon. If you're willing to settle for sand blasting, get a hold of Dons powder coating in Winston, they charge by the quarter hour to blast.