texas30cal

Thank's for fixing that, I have been VERY happy with the quality from T.M., just got another 80% lower before the sale (dammit!), waiting for uppers, they told me they plan to run them in the first quarter of the year.

Excellent gift for a brother with excellent taste!

WOW! That is cheap anyone have experience with these yet?

Very nice!

The 308 stuff is all in stock, why can't I copy/paste the link?

tried to copy and paste it but couldn't get it to work

Good sale on 80% 308 lowers, singles $170, multiples 5 for $800, and multiples with the jig 5 and the jig for $817.50.

Had no idea they were produced in 22mag.

My brother in law has a 110ba, he has been extremely happy with it, very nice shooting rifle.

It's a solid, hardened dowel pin, not a roll pin, I have a new 80% that I checked and it has the same pin with it, will try today and report back.

This may seem like a stupid question but why can't the tube shortened and have the bevel put back on it?

yes it is the two piece type will try to mortar it out on the bench

I think some are but not all, its the gallery model that is 22 short only I think, they bring the BIG money.

No, I wish, they use a small dowel pin in a blind hole and a set screw to hold it in, I don't understand why they did it but they did.

Any suggestions on how to get that thing out?

I don't know what you're talking about , well maybe I do.... if I could get to the f/a tommy quick enough I would have used that!

I have a Winchester mod. 62A, its a pump with the exposed hammer, that I absolutely love, it is my favorite rimfire rifle by far although its not that clean, my dad still has a mod. 62 and 2 mod 1890's, I have been trying to get a 1890 out of his hands for years but no luck, the last time he said hell no I told him that's fine just keep it I will get all of them some day!

Fuq that cat in the neck! And fuq those scratches I would have had a bullet in that bastard before that video ended!

Yep that sucks, the plant I worked in was one of 8 owned by Cleaners Hanger Co., all 8 closed in 2003, poor management/waste, and they ignored the Chinese when they were making junk hangers, they ignored them long enough that they got good at making them, by then it was too late, they could buy raw materials, produce, ship, pay tariffs, and sell at a profit cheaper than we could buy our raw materials, our pentions went into a govt.program also where after dsecades we will get pennies on the dollar I am sure, if that.

There still are domestic steel manufacturers but most companies want it cheaper so they go with china, india, turkey, hungary, brazil, mexico, some are better than others, the manufacturing plant where I used to work bought from all of these sources, but bought VERY little from the U.S. because of cost, I don't have a huge problem with the foreign steel because as you stated it is so hard to avoid and American labor and materials can still be used to create a finished product. When I buy something I always try to avoid anything labeled "made in anywhere other than the U.S."

Just my .02 worth, I would add MADE IN USA to the list of qualifications the knife must meet.

USPS tracking sucks ass! I was waiting for atv parts a couple of weeks ago, the scans stopped in Georgia, even when it was delivered it still showed as being in Georgia. It's always something like this with them, UPS on the other hand is great, I also have my drivers # and if I am waiting on some parts that I need bad he will meet me or call me down to where they do their sort instead of making me wait till 9pm which is when he gets here bc I am at the end of his route (11pm this time of year).

No pics but I just got a 80% lower in today now I just have to catch the uppers in stock.

You just have to take a pepper shaker with you! Shake some on it and wait for it to sneeze, then grab it!

I just saw this, late nights in the shop lately, $50 donation made.