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Jesse's name is getting harder to trade on. I predict that he dies as penniless as Redd Foxx.

It doesn't look right to me with mix of curved lines and straight line bevel cuts. It's trying too hard not to look like a Smith - except in the areas where it looks like a Smith.

It's taken a while but I'm catching on - you're giving us all a front row seat to your trip down the "wolf of wall street" path.

Your gut is telling you. Keep it, pick up a few extra mags for it, and sell the others.

I've been in the situation before, and I always treat it this way: if the worst happens - social collapse, gun control, whatever - which one would I want to be stuck with?

Just checked again, no mention yet of this new product on the company site. It would be nice if was available as a baseplate swap as well.

I remembered. Its the Huntertown Arms T22. https://www.huntertownarms.com/t22.php

Good to know.

Thanks Dad.

The one thing that has caught my attention is the internally suppressed barrels for the 10/22. One is designed to slow standard velocity rounds to subsonic, but I can't remember the brand.

Also I think to assert dominance, ownership.

What would you guess the cost of regulation adds per unit?

I'm sure they would, but they have a vested interest in pushing the perceived value of their product as high as possible. As well they should. Aluminum is only a single example for any industry, but there are plenty of exotic mixtures used in wide ranging application. Regardless, I'm only saying...

My opinion is based on my experience with car stuff. There is no shortage of machined shapes like aluminum heads, accessory brackets, suspension pieces, etc that are more complex than an average suppressor. Cost by material volume/quality and time/complexity are significantly out of balance in...

I'm a little embarrassed. I was just arguing against something that Dogleg didn't actually say...I thought that was game we were playing. ;)

I like 1911s as much as the next guy. I own two myself. And for the record - I never said that Glock was THE best, only that they make a solid weapon.

FaceBook buyer? He'll probably want to take a selfie with you at the meet. Nothing good can come of this.

Grunt of disapproval.

Rookie trader. Like most, he sees the risk as mostly on his side. Tell him no serial number. In exchange he won't have to provide a printed copy of his criminal history.

Can Dobbs handle that?