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      So, What Do I Do With This?

      A PPC revolver makes a great steel challenge gun. Plus it looks cool. But it would look good as an ornament too. I am sure you will do the right thing.
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      browning buckmark extractor removal

      I am pretty sure you just need a small screwdriver to hold the plunger out of the way and the extractor should just just pop out.
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      So, What Do I Do With This?

      Assuming the frame is large enough, build a PPC revolver. Not practical. Possibly more than double the cost of a new one. Otherwise, add string; hang on tree.
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      Glock 17 or 19

      Looking for a cheap Glock 17 (preferred) or 19 to serve as the base for a project. Since I plan to replace the barrel, springs and most of the trigger components, the condition does not matter too much. Gen 2 or 3 preferred, but a Gen 1 will work. Looking to spend $350 or so for your beat up...
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      How many Kahr CM9 owners on the forum?

      My review: https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/handguns/154628-kahr_cm9_first_impressions.html?highlight= Still have it and still love it.
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      Looking for a 22 Plinker

      A 22 revolver is the least ammo sensitive choice out there. Plus, if a round does not fire...pull the trigger again to move on to the next one. I like the Ruger SP101 in 22 LR and I plan to buy one in the near future. Would be a bit over your budget new, but such is life.
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      S&W Revolver Identification Needed

      https://www.indianagunowners.com/forums/handguns/187620-s_and_w_pistol_or_revolver_identifying_the_manufacturing_date.html?highlight=
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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      Help! Browning BuckMark jams like a......

      The extractor spring, plunger and the extractor itself need to be replaced. Secondly, check the edge of the chamber adjacent to the slot where the extractor sits when the slide is closed. If there is any damage, peening or the like, you might to clean that up. You can do it yourself if you...
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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      looking for some advice

      Tightening the shooting hand fingers and/or jerking the trigger causes shots to pull down and left. Too little trigger finger will pull shots to the left. Breaking the wrist down will cause shot to pull low....so it it could be a combination of any of the four. Of the four, I suspect tightening...
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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

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      WTS: Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette)

      Reduced - Winchester Model 9422M Rifle (Lafayette) Sold at $550. Sold at $550 Pending Funds. $550 Price drop to $570. I have a Winchester Model 9422M lever action rifle for sale. Caliber is .22 Mag with an 11 round tubular magazine. Purchased new by my father in the mid to late 90's...
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      Southpaw and a 1911?

      Here is one: Cabot Gun, an American Gun Company | The South Paw 1911 Only $5500 plus what is likely to be a much more reasonable transfer fee from your favorite dealer.
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