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It all comes down to price. You said that the chassis and drivetrain are fine and it doesn’t sound like anything vital was damaged. Given that the accident wouldn’t bother me a bit if the price is right.

The Pro model is overpriced for what you get IMO compared to a TRD OR model but it’s a very cool truck and top dog if you’re into Tacoma’s. If you can get it for a decent bargain and are in the market for a midsize truck I’d buy it in a minute if I were you.

As stated above, M7 Takes its own bases. The rear portion of the action isn't as long as a 700

The answer should be highly obvious!!

Extremely rare Bell & Carlson stock set (stock and handguard) for SKS rifles. Appears to be uninstalled with some light shop wear (this came to me in the original box, which was in rough shape so I threw it away). Stamped 05 93, which would make this stock set a hair over 30 years old, and these haven't been made in a VERY long time. Black semi-gloss textured finish with soft rubber recoil pad and sling swivels front and back.

Due to the large number of variations, countries of mfg, and mfg duration, gunsmith installation may be required, and I would not expect this set to be drop-in. This is for any traditional SKS but the Albanian ones which use different stocks, so may require modification if you have one of the SKSs with a detatchable mag.

I looked for a LONG time for this set, but have since decided to just leave the gun all original. In that time, I never found another loose set for sale, and only found one long old ad for a gun for sale with one installed, and one ad from a couple years ago, so I don't think that B&C ever made very many of these stock sets. Which probably make sense, since at the time the cost of one of these sets almost certainly exceeded what you could have bought a complete SKS for! I believe it would be somewhere between exceptionally hard and impossible to find another of these sets in better condition.

If you don't want to disassemble your original handguard to install the gas tube and ferrule on this one, I have a gas tube and ferrule available as well.

$265 shipped in CONUS

Bunch of ragheads that are always whining about something.

I'm no collision tech, so forgive me for my lack of specifics and $hit memory. The backordered part is exactly as you mentioned - core support. I believe it is also the front fender, not sure about the inner fender.

Russian SKS Barrel Assembly 7.62x39 Screw-In Long Collar with Front & Rear Sights

SKS barrel assembly with front and rear sights and other components. What you see is what you get.

Gunsmith fitting will be required, this is not a drop-in part. This is a screw in barrel, and will not work on the receivers which have a pressed and pinned barrel.

This was removed from a numbers matching gun, from which the top cover was dated 1954.

Appears to have a matte black paint finish, which based on some quick research was part of a military refurbishment process. Bore is in very good condition and is chrome lined.

$115 shipped in CONUS

With the new ATF rulings that's coming into effect,I think we will see some major changes in the future of gunshows as we've been acustom to over the years,As the personal collection sellers are weeded out,

That difference could be easily attributed to lot-to-lot variances. You would see the same differences in different lots of H4350

That's the way I see it as well. Also, with respect to public property, time/place/manner restrictions can be imposed. You'll note that the government never seems to impose any restrictions on the wonderfully peaceful protests of the liberal scum.

The liberal principals in most of the schools will probably kill the requests within their school anyway.

a very dear friend who has shot more deer than 99 % of all deer hunters killed many elk too. he made a shot on a young 5x5 bull elk and killed that bull opening mourning that made me laugh . let his 75 year old friend shoot 1st the old hunter missed Dan asked : Frank how high did you hold over that bull with the 280 ? Frank said a 1 foot ,Dan said Frank thats a half mile at least Dan was using a 300 Weatherby mag. DAN decided to use his Kentucky windage method and shot and he is good at it and this is what he told me he did this Dan shot off hand held a elk and 1/2 elk over that bull knock that bull down 1st shot. sure made me laugh when they told me, Frank said he seen the shot too . Dan has always has had that uncanny ability to shoot animals running and shooting animals a long ways out too. but as he and myself have got older these big Magnums we don`t care for that recoil anymore Dan now shoots as i do 257 Weatherby mags. less recoil and no headaches. good luck ,Pete53

Good point. In our dry desert climate lots of people have dry nasal passages and use Vicks, Vaseline, etc. for that purpose. This would seem a logical alternative with added benefits but what is the downside?

Weird thing about Tacomas in my experience when I bought my 22. The "Limited" was mostly cosmetic. On a line item by line item comparison to the TRD Off Road - I had a lot more stuff at a better price. What I didn't have were fancy rims and a "limited badge".

I also felt like for the 10k to move up to a PRO, I could put one heck of a suspension package on to rival OEM for less as the real difference between mine and the PRO was the PRO's shocks, badging and auto trans.

I see where base TRD Pro's for 2024 start a hair above 62k now, 10k more than the 2022 IIRC.

I throughly enjoy my 99C 22-250, even though it's a safe queen. I will sell it in 10 years when I can (hopefully) retire.

If it wasn't considered a total loss there shouldn't be a "rebuilt title". If repaired correctly I don't see an issue. Possibly have a mechanic that you trust check it out first.

While it's specifically against the schools, it involves a lot more than that.

I prefer the SSA-E for precision shooting like hunting. It has some take up but then a nice crisp let off. In my experience, the CMC is pretty light but has more of a rolling break.

I'm going to make a pretty controversial generalization here...but I was raised next to the rez and lived here in the midst of Injun country for most of my life, worked with scads of Injuns back in my logging days, so I'm going to opine. The western Injuns I'm used to are genetically and culturally, warriors at heart. They despise a coward, they have much more respect for a man who will fight and lose than a man who won't fight. Law enforcement as it is practiced requires the citizen in a simple questioning or a potential confrontation to back down, comply, obey. That is not in the Injun's dna. A very few rural sheriff's deputies understand this and get along just fine, make a whole career without drawing a gun... but any cop with attitude confronts an Injun with aggression, he will be met with aggression, every time. Guilt or innocence has nothing to do with the quoted statistic...it's all about the nature of the interaction, excessive aggression by leos leads to trouble every time. Of course most of my experiences were pre meth...just alcohol...maybe the rules have changed now.

Good for her, it's a big birthday.

Not surprising. I've known a few with the same traits.

Never been there, no desire to.