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Texas Tactical Gear - Military, Law Enforcement, Civilian
EOTech 3x Magnifier - Flip To Side Mount Our Price: $499.00 ** SALE ** Spec.-Ops. Brand™ X System Magazine Pouches Our Price: $14.95: GG&G Dominator-1 Complete Barreled Upper
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Rifle Basix Marlin Trigger MAR-917 (Post 2004 Rimfire), Consumer Rating: none Quantity in Basket: none Code: RB-MAR-917 Price:$79.95. Quantity: … More Gun News…

Price: $79.95 Quantity in Basket: none. Rifle Basix Marlin Trigger MAR-917 (Post 2004 Rimfire) Code:RB-MAR-917 Price: $79.95 Quantity in Basket: none … More Gun News…

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Rifle Basix Marlin Trigger MAR-917 (Post 2004 Rimfire), Consumer Rating: none Quantity in Basket: none Code: RB-MAR-917 Price:$79.95. Quantity: … More Gun News…

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Glow Sticks

Some flashlights have an electrical generator built into it. Dynamo-powered flashlights have a winding crank connected to a stepper motor that feeds several diode bridges with their outputs connected in parallel feeding a field effect transistor that charges a capacitor that connects to one or more Glow Sticks. Others generate electricity using electromagnetic induction. They use a strong permanent magnet that can freely slide up and down a tube, passing through a coil of wire as it does. Shaking the flashlight will charge a capacitor or a rechargeable battery that supplies a current to a light source, typically a light-emitting diode or, more rarely, an incandescent light bulb. However, these types of flashlights have been reported to be ineffective because of the low energy.[citation needed]

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Oxygen Tank

Oxygen Tank Conserving Device
The PD1000 is a breakthru in oxygen conserving devices. It is a very small conservor - lightweight (just 16 oz) and compact (just 3.4″ x 2.8″ x 4.75″). Simple, easy to use design has a single control knob, and provides 8 settings from 1-6 lpm. Quiet operation. Uses a standard single-lumen cannula, same as on your oxygen concentrator. Impact-resistant materials used in the outer casing make the unit both very durable and also attractive. Continuous flow setting @ 2 lpm. It offers true 3:1 conservation, meaning any tank will last 3 times longer than with a continuous flow regulator.

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Smith Wesson model 41

I’m picking up a Smith Wesson model 41 this weekend and was wondering what brand of ammo works well? I’ve got some Remington standard velocity target and some Dynamit Nobel 22 target I was using in an Anschutz rifle. Just wondering what worked well for 39 model smith wesson.

Thanks!

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Browning hi power

Browning High power. All Belgian/Belgian, 9mm.

1. tuned up Hi Power for IPSC, done by R. Cogin. About $1700. invested: beautiful stippling on fore and back strap, complete tuning of action, slide, etc. Smoothest you’ll ever feel; hard chrome finish by Accurate Plating and Weaponry. Anyone within several counties around Pinellas know the work of Bob Cogin and Accurate Plating and colt mustang.

2. Two Tone, Novak sights. 75C serial number. Really nice.
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Kimber Pistol

I’d take a hard look at one. My experience is that they are very good guns and aren’t complicated by a FP safety system or an external extractor.

Strangely enough, my (pre series-II) Classic Custom .45 came with a “series 80″ type firing ruger p 90 with the tell-tale relief cut. It is the original firing pin which came with the gun, from the factory. Possibly Kimber had run out of “series 70″ firing pins and used whatever the vendor (McCormick, I believe) had available. Who knows?

I bought the gun as a “beater” and instructional tool. I got a decent deal on it ($500) from the original owner (friend and co-worker) who had shot about 500 rounds through it (200 gr SWC target ammo) before falling on hard times. I figured after the MIM started falling apart I’d rebuild it as a custom carry gun or work gun. Well, that was several thousand rounds of hardball and full-power RNL (and ever some ruger p 89 junk) and the gun is still ticking without any breakages. I’ve made a few minor changes to suit my kimber 1911 hand gun needs. The changes are

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SIG 556

The time has come. No other semi-automatic rifle has captured the imagination of the shooting public like the SG 550 series rifle. For years this legendary Swiss made rifle has been restricted to law enforcement and military sales where it has continuously built on its reputation for outstanding performance, accuracy and durability. Now, SIGARMS has undertaken development and production of a U.S. made version. SIGARMS introduces the new SIG 556. The SIG 556 features the same high-performance two position adjustable gas piston operating rod system engineered by SIG s sister company Swiss Arms and marries it to a trigger housing that not only cuts the rifle s weight by a pound but is designed to accept standard AR magazines. The SIG 556 features a 16 military grade cold hammer forged barrel, chambered in 5.56mm NATO, with a twist rate of 1 in 7 . The forearm housing the gas operating system is a vented non-slip polymer featuring the SIG TriRail design with three integrated Picatinny rails for mounting accessories.

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AR15.com

Mounting Solutions Plus (MSP) is a distributor of A.R.M.S. Mounts , PRI, AIMPOINT Comp Scopes and other high quality shooting products for the discriminating shooter in the varmint, competition and tactical disciplines. Our line of bases and rings are without peer and will team most popular bolt actions to the finest scopes. Also included are mounts for reflex or red dot sights; such as, the Holosight and the Aimpoint Comp.

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