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Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/16/16 5:35 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/16/16 4:03 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/16/16 1:10 PM, True North wrote:
Kalif Swill blathers.....

"Gun nut."


Maybe Harry is just trying to protect himself from the gun nuts.
Just look at all of them in here.


Nah. This newsgroup's right-wingers are pussies. :)



Seems as the ones to worry about are the Democrat, left wing, progressives.
They are the ones shooting up LGBT clubs, doing Terrorist acts at
political rallies, and trashing Wall Street during demonstrations.



You've fallen off too many ladders to be taken seriously on any
political topic, Bilious. In fact, I've considered you bat**** crazy on
politics ever since many years ago you announced you were a fan of Zell
Miller.

How's your boy Trump doing this week?


I see Trump as your "boy". You are always pimping him. As to Zell. His
state liked him. He was successful. And you?



Yeah, and I'll bet some of the Germans and Italians and Japanese liked
their leaders during World War II. Zell was a loudmouthed, rightwing
crackpot. Not surprised you liked him...hell, you liked Sarah Palin and
you like Donald Trump.


And you are wrong again. Figured Palin was a bad choice to,go,along with a
bad choice for President. You seem to,be the one who likes Trump. You
pimp for him.

Replacement for Firearm #5
 

On 6/16/16 7:46 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/16/16 5:35 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/16/16 4:03 PM, Califbill wrote:
Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/16/16 1:10 PM, True North wrote:
Kalif Swill blathers.....

"Gun nut."


Maybe Harry is just trying to protect himself from the gun nuts.
Just look at all of them in here.


Nah. This newsgroup's right-wingers are pussies. :)



Seems as the ones to worry about are the Democrat, left wing, progressives.
They are the ones shooting up LGBT clubs, doing Terrorist acts at
political rallies, and trashing Wall Street during demonstrations.



You've fallen off too many ladders to be taken seriously on any
political topic, Bilious. In fact, I've considered you bat**** crazy on
politics ever since many years ago you announced you were a fan of Zell
Miller.

How's your boy Trump doing this week?


I see Trump as your "boy". You are always pimping him. As to Zell. His
state liked him. He was successful. And you?



Yeah, and I'll bet some of the Germans and Italians and Japanese liked
their leaders during World War II. Zell was a loudmouthed, rightwing
crackpot. Not surprised you liked him...hell, you liked Sarah Palin and
you like Donald Trump.


And you are wrong again. Figured Palin was a bad choice to,go,along with a
bad choice for President. You seem to,be the one who likes Trump. You
pimp for him.



I was in favor of Trump or Cruz for GOP POTUS candidate because either
of them would be slaughtered in the general election.

Replacement for Firearm #5
 

Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Drfor a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.
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Replacement for Firearm #5
 

On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.

Replacement for Firearm #5
 

Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


So you chose a big boat, as you would have us believe. What does
that compensate for? A small narrow mind, I'll bet.
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Replacement for Firearm #5
 

On 6/17/16 1:21 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


So you chose a big boat, as you would have us believe. What does
that compensate for? A small narrow mind, I'll bet.



If you find your way up here, call first and see if you can stop by for
a shotglass full of CLP or, if not, a barrel sniff.

Replacement for Firearm #5
 

Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
On 6/17/16 1:21 PM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or a
BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


So you chose a big boat, as you would have us believe. What does
that compensate for? A small narrow mind, I'll bet.



If you find your way up here, call first and see if you can stop by for
a shotglass full of CLP or, if not, a barrel sniff.t?


CLP ?
What dat.
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On Fri, 17 Jun 2016 17:41:18 -0400 (EDT), justan wrote:


CLP ?
What dat.
https://www.safariland.com/products/...ive-15337.html

Replacement for Firearm #5
 

Keyser Söze wrote:
On 6/17/16 7:28 AM, justan wrote:
Keyser Söze Wrote in message:
My new SW22 Victory .22LR pistol arrived last Thursday at the local
FFL's, and I picked it up yesterday, field stripped it, cleaned and
lubed it, and took it out for a bit of plinking.

This is just an ordinary .22LR target pistol, a new competitor for
Ruger's long-established and high-quality Mark III line. There are
several different SW22s, and their street price runs from about $339 to
$389, depending upon the seller. The one I have is in stainless steel,
dull finish, with polymer grips and a threaded barrel. Comes with two
ten-round stainless mags. I bought two more from an on-line retailer.

Shoots fine with CCI Standard, my ammo of choice. The slide release is
stiff, but I am sure it will loosen up. Sights are great. Accuracy is
very good. Decent trigger. Quick break down for cleaning...the upper
connects to the lower and is held in place by a heavy set screw. Loosen
the screw, lift the upper and everything is easily accessible for
cleaning.

I removed the stock rear sight and installed the included rail so I
could install a red dot.


Why are you buying so many small caliber guns lately? Is it the
ammo prices? You should ask Dr Dr
for a raise in your allowance
so you can afford the guns you really want.



I suppose if I were a little guy like you, with a little dick that
probably didn't work anymore, I'd want a BIG caliber gun, a BIG RV, or
a BIG truck to compensate for my shortcomingss, as they were.


Since you mention your LITTLE truck, I never saw a Consumer Reports
article that panned a vehicle to the point that is was comical to read.

Replacement for Firearm #5
 

Wrote in message:
On Fri, 17 Jun 2016 17:41:18 -0400 (EDT), justan wrote:


CLP ?
What dat.
https://www.safariland.com/products/...ive-15337.html


Gracious.
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