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I would love to have a Ruger M77RS carbine in 358 WIN, but not for the prices they have on GUNBROKER

The gathering of horses for this began with "Operation Ajax" 1953

To those that have/had the scope/reticle, how is the reticle in low light? It appears to be pretty thin/light in pics.

Thanks.

Dang Roger, that is sweet.

Nice work.

thanks everyone , at this point i am convinced the price range much lower than i expected. i'll try to sell it locally. i already have two other 30-06

...Some Jameson

Will be first of several

What yall drinkin tonight?

Look closely at the slide stop, there should be two tracks wearing the pin where the bottom barrel lugs climb it to lock in battery. Are they pretty well even? The barrel isn’t going back into battery exactly the same each time allowing it change it’s relationship with the bushing. Finger pressure won’t let you feel the difference between cycles.

Tag please.

10pm Pacific Time seems to be his jam...

Only takes me one mug of tea to cruise the headlines of Wash. Times, Gateway Pundit (yeah, I know, but they get a lot of Jimmy Olson scoops first), Western Journal, American Thinker, Breitbart, Daily Caller, Reason (like to keep up on the libertarians), and lastly...gulp...the Daily Mail to see what mischief the enemy is stirring up. The popular mantra is, 'so goes California, the rest eventually follow' on the road to Marxism. The reality is, California follows Great Britain...hence The Daily Mail as distasteful as it may be.

Hornaday Match 6.5 PRC brass once fired.
(40) pcs in 2 factory boxes
$ 30.00 shipped

I’ll take this. PM sent

Made a potato clock in high school science class.

I emailed you a video of how to do it just now. Thank you.

Adam
Ascension Industries
1 Thessalonians 5:18

Bride and I went out for a brief minute after prom.pics of the middle child. A few cocktails and some spicy ceviche. Really damn good

I’m inclined to agree. I don’t know that FDR knew about Pearl, although the first article I posted does figure that way. Truman, before becoming VP was asked about supporting the USSR. His reply was that we should support whoever was losing, and let Hitler and Stalin bleed eachother dry! I think he was dead right!
Dad was drafted in ‘42. He went into France on D-Day + 3 with the 2nd Armored Division. Drove a half track hauling a mortar squad in the 41st Armored Infantry Regiment.
When he got home after they dropped the bomb, he met my mom, whose family was then living next door to my paternal grandmother.
Reon

"Youth Extra Large". Great shape, no tears or stains. Zipper and buttons all intact. My son used it as an outer layer when he was real small and stomping the woods with me. Claim it first, PM me an address, and I'll stuff it in a flat rate box or envelope. Shipping on my dime if it goes to good use. Too good of shape to throw out.

Been there. Done that. Loved it. Can't wait til fall to do it again. It's hard as schit. Mentally drains you and physically whoops your azz. And I'm in damn good shape!

Helps to be able to dial and shoot beyond 500. Big time!

Looks like you could part the carrier just forward of the flutes, but not all the way through, then put a bend in the ramp and slot it so it rides in the newly formed slot in the carrier and straddles the new hub in the carrier. It essentially floats on the carrier. This would address the feeding issues, but not the dropout on extraction issues.

The only way I would go metal, which I like, is heavy gauge standing seam over plywood sheathing.

Nice haul EB.

Wait till they get that blowhard on the witness stand, he will hang himself.

SPF to dukxdog