I found this one the other day

highvelocity said:

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I found this one the other day

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Unicorn

Put a little wood in the pencil

Anyone have a Glock G35 in 40 cal?

Looking to sell a Ruger LCP and Remington 700 SPS .308 with Sightron 3x9 scope. Might be interested in trade if someone has an LC9 or M&P Shield. PM me if interested.

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Looking to sell a Ruger LCP and Remington 700 SPS .308 with Sightron 3x9 scope. Might be interested in trade if someone has an LC9 or M&P Shield. PM me if interested.

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Is that Remington 700 the tactical version with the green stock?

No, regular SPS with black stock.

Barrel length?

24". Also have a hard case and a few boxes of ammo I can include (Winchester ballistic silver tip and federal).

MaxPower said:

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Looking to sell a Ruger LCP and Remington 700 SPS .308 with Sightron 3x9 scope. Might be interested in trade if someone has an LC9 or M&P Shield. PM me if interested.

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Does the 700 have a threaded barrel? Know how much you want for it?

Not threaded. Completely stock. I can send pics to anyone who wants more detail. $500 OBO for everything (rifle, scope, box, some ammo). I'm in the Houston area.

I should have been more specific on my last post.

Potentially interested in a large frame glock in .40 , G35 or similar. I might also be interested in a hammer fired CZ in .40

Both for USPSA as I normally don't care about .40

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I should have been more specific on my last post.

Potentially interested in a large frame glock in .40 , G35 or similar. I might also be interested in a hammer fired CZ in .40

Both for USPSA as I normally don't care about .40

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I don't own a 40, but is your intention to go shoot limited in major power factor for a time then go back to your other or a new division? Or are you wanting to shoot limited full time?

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Madman said:

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I should have been more specific on my last post.

Potentially interested in a large frame glock in .40 , G35 or similar. I might also be interested in a hammer fired CZ in .40

Both for USPSA as I normally don't care about .40

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I don't own a 40, but is your intention to go shoot limited in major power factor for a time then go back to your other or a new division? Or are you wanting to shoot limited full time?

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Im still a beginner but my friend who is a pro is encouraging me to look into shooting 40 for the power factor bonus.

I could also see myself shooting a 40 or 45 to kind of make it more difficult on myself if you will for a few matches then stepping back down to 9mm.

Either way any day you get a new pistol is a good day.

I have a G22 if you're interested.

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jabberwalkie09 said:

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Madman said:

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I should have been more specific on my last post.

Potentially interested in a large frame glock in .40 , G35 or similar. I might also be interested in a hammer fired CZ in .40

Both for USPSA as I normally don't care about .40

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I don't own a 40, but is your intention to go shoot limited in major power factor for a time then go back to your other or a new division? Or are you wanting to shoot limited full time?

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Im still a beginner but my friend who is a pro is encouraging me to look into shooting 40 for the power factor bonus.

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If you're not getting your hits with minor rounds, there's no reason to believe that major rounds are going to compensate for that deficiency. Remember that hit factor is based on the time/speed and accuracy/points. A Mike is still a Mike, and with Major your marginal alphas will likely become charlies and your marginal charlies could either become deltas or more likely mikes.

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I could also see myself shooting a 40 or 45 to kind of make it more difficult on myself if you will for a few matches then stepping back down to 9mm.

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Why not shoot limited minor? All you're doing is just taking reloads (I think you're shooting production currently, correct?) and focusing on fundamentals. Adding a major power factor round into the mix is going to make it harder on you as a shooter, but isn't going to make foundational problems (grip, movement, stance, sight picture, etc) go away or necessarily improve skills that need improvement. Additionally, it takes more grip strength to effectively mitigate the recoil of major rounds.

I regularly shoot the 1911 match out at Area 59 (missed this month), and my 1911 is in 45 ACP. I will tell you from experience that shooting 230gr S&B will definitely highlight deficiencies. I've had to put in extra work to correct some of the issues, and it's still tough.

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Either way any day you get a new pistol is a good day.

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I won't disagree with this and I like new gear too. Hell, I just picked up a new Dan Wesson Specialist from EyeGuy. I don't want to dissuade you from this choice as only you can choose what divisions you want to shoot and how much you want to put into it and the sport both in time and monetarily. I just wanted to kind of layout what your expectations could be. Honestly, if you're just starting out I'd make sure to learn the rules and asking questions to learn the sport.

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Madman said:

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jabberwalkie09 said:

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Madman said:

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I should have been more specific on my last post.

Potentially interested in a large frame glock in .40 , G35 or similar. I might also be interested in a hammer fired CZ in .40

Both for USPSA as I normally don't care about .40

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I don't own a 40, but is your intention to go shoot limited in major power factor for a time then go back to your other or a new division? Or are you wanting to shoot limited full time?

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Im still a beginner but my friend who is a pro is encouraging me to look into shooting 40 for the power factor bonus.

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If you're not getting your hits with minor rounds, there's no reason to believe that major rounds are going to compensate for that deficiency. Remember that hit factor is based on the time/speed and accuracy/points. A Mike is still a Mike, and with Major your marginal alphas will likely become charlies and your marginal charlies could either become deltas or more likely mikes.

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I could also see myself shooting a 40 or 45 to kind of make it more difficult on myself if you will for a few matches then stepping back down to 9mm.

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Why not shoot limited minor? All you're doing is just taking reloads (I think you're shooting production currently, correct?) and focusing on fundamentals. Adding a major power factor round into the mix is going to make it harder on you as a shooter, but isn't going to make foundational problems (grip, movement, stance, sight picture, etc) go away or necessarily improve skills that need improvement. Additionally, it takes more grip strength to effectively mitigate the recoil of major rounds.

I regularly shoot the 1911 match out at Area 59 (missed this month), and my 1911 is in 45 ACP. I will tell you from experience that shooting 230gr S&B will definitely highlight deficiencies. I've had to put in extra work to correct some of the issues, and it's still tough.

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Either way any day you get a new pistol is a good day.

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I won't disagree with this and I like new gear too. Hell, I just picked up a new Dan Wesson Specialist from EyeGuy. I don't want to dissuade you from this choice as only you can choose what divisions you want to shoot and how much you want to put into it and the sport both in time and monetarily. I just wanted to kind of layout what your expectations could be. Honestly, if you're just starting out I'd make sure to learn the rules and asking questions to learn the sport.

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It was explained to me that the Charlies I am getting wouldn't be as costly with a 40.

Or is that wrong?

I haven't had too many problems with Mikes except when I try to shoot while moving too fast.

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It was explained to me that the Charlies I am getting wouldn't be as costly with a 40.

Or is that wrong?

I haven't had too many problems with Mikes except when I try to shoot while moving too fast.

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For minor alphas are with 5, charlies 3, deltas 1. For major alphas are worth 5, charlies 4, deltas 2. That's for cardboard targets, Appendix B1. Steel is counted as alphas. So yes you get more points with major, but that isn't going to offset foundational problems. Your last sentence kind of highlights my point on that. Again, I'm not trying to dissuade you but I think having some realistic expectations about making the jump to major when you're just starting out would be helpful so you don't get frustrated later on.

To sum it up let me quote something someone said to me, "get good with the gun you have, before you buy another."

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Anyone interested in a Remington 700 CDL SF chambered in .300 WSM with a leupold vxII 4-12x50 with leupold rings? Never been shot. I will also throw in the 2 boxes of ammo I got to sight it in and break it in with.

I unfortunately am trying to fund a purchase of a LV purse for an anniversary gift.

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Still looking if anyone is interested

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jabberwalkie09 said:

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To sum it up let me quote something someone said to me, "get good with the gun you have, before you buy another."

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That's definitely not an Eyeguy quote

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No it's not. But it seemed like good advice to impart.

DatTallArchitect said:

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jabberwalkie09 said:

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To sum it up let me quote something someone said to me, "get good with the gun you have, before you buy another."

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That's definitely not an Eyeguy quote

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No need to limit one's self!!! Besides, if getting another gun encourages you to get more range time....

Daniel defense v11LW
Geissele SSA-e trigger
Couple of pmags
Sightmark photon w/ American defense mount

1900 for the whole set up
1600 for rifle and mags
300 for optic and mount

Located in Dallas. Can not included

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AgsMnn said:

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Anyone interested in a Remington 700 CDL SF chambered in .300 WSM with a leupold vxII 4-12x50 with leupold rings? Never been shot. I will also throw in the 2 boxes of ammo I got to sight it in and break it in with.

I unfortunately am trying to fund a purchase of a LV purse for an anniversary gift.

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Still looking if anyone is interested

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What are you asking for it?

Stevens model 94 single shot 12 gauge. Super clean
$150
Located in Bryan 512 five 92-1995

Glock 19 Gen 4 with alien gear cloak tuck holster and 150-200 rounds. $500 in BCS. Email aggiefisherman at g mail

That will sell fast on its own thread.

https://texags.com/forums/34/topics/3091090

Couple for sale here

Looking for a Colt Diamondback .22. 6" preferred.

That's what she said

highvelocity said:

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That's what she said

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It's so cute that she tells you that is all she is looking for.