Very cool story, and nice gun.doc540 wrote:truth be known....my dad who will turn 90 in November has forgotten that I earned the money for that carbine.
Over the years, it's become his home defense rifle.
He keeps it handy with a loaded, 30 round mag.
I'm totally fine with that, and once in a while I ask if I can "borrow it" for a range trip.
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- Sun Aug 28, 2011 1:19 pm
- Forum: General Gun, Shooting & Equipment Discussion
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- Sat Aug 27, 2011 5:50 pm
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From a brief search, ammo will be a concern. Looks like most of the surplus .30 is dried up. AIM Surplus has new manufacture ammo...20 bucks for a box of 50.
There is apparently also some steel cased stuff out there(but I know your feelings on that, so)... unless you're interested in reloading your own, looks like its going to be an expensive bugger to feed.
That said, I think they've very neat, handy little guns. If having one has sentimental value for you, go for it!
There is apparently also some steel cased stuff out there(but I know your feelings on that, so)... unless you're interested in reloading your own, looks like its going to be an expensive bugger to feed.
That said, I think they've very neat, handy little guns. If having one has sentimental value for you, go for it!