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As much as I would like to blame the idiot in the SUV that pilot was coming in way to low especially for an airport with a road that close to the end of the runway.

Throw a couple slices of apple in the mason jar too and you'll have a tasty little snack while your drinking your apple pie.

Bought my wife an P238 for our anniversary, it's a nice shooting little gun.

You might also try this site: http://www.jalopyjournal.com/forum/ seems to be a lot of knowledge of older cars over there.

You might try http://www.hemmings.com/ Lots of good info on that site also.

Yeah if I remember correctly the infinity stereos have a separate amplifier and without that small plug it's probably not getting powered up. Your best bet would probably be to stop by a junkyard and cut one off yourself, Chrysler used that stereo forever so it shouldnt be hard to find one in the yard.

+1000 Seems like ranges are either way to strict with all the safety rules or they don't give a damn about them, would be nice to find a happy medium. Well either that or my own piece of property that I could shoot on.

Yep, here's a pic of two of the bullets and an unfired version of what I was shooting that day: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Picture045.jpg As you can see it's definitely not fragments its the whole bullet. Kinda gave me that nervous "I hope this isnt worse that it feels" feeling when it hit me.

Thats not the range I was shooting at that was just a pic off of the web showing the kind of backstop they use there, guess I should have been more clear about that.

No doubt, at first I thought my rounds might be hitting the floor first because the targets I was using have multiple bulls eyes on them and I was shooting at the lower ones and since I'm fairly tall I thought there might be a chance that since I only had the targets about halfway out that I might have been hitting the floor even though it was a heck of a longshot. But even after I started shooting at the upper bullseye it still happened. Even though they didnt hit us hard the more I think about it the more I realize if one of these were to have hit one of us in the face that could have been nasty. As it was I hit my wife and the other guy in the leg and I was hit right on my belt just to the left of my buckle which now that I write this was just a few inches away from a nut shot for me. This all happened over in Springfield at the former Lauhorners which is now owned by Miami Valley.

So I took my wife to the range last weekend so she could shoot her new Sig P238 that I got her for our anniversary and I took my 9mm M&P and my Kimber 45. Everything was going fine until I started shooting my Kimber and I ended up SHOOTING 3 people including me and my wife and another guy shooting at the range. Thats right bullets were actually ricocheting all the way back from the backstop and hitting us. Not enough to hurt but it did break the skin and leave a bruise on my wifes leg. The other guy said the same thing happened to him last week so it must be something to do with the backstop design because the gun was shooting fine with nice clean holes through the target. The only thing I can figure is everything else I shot was a FMJ with a nice typical rounded bullet but with my .45 I was shooting Winchester ammo which has angled sides and a flat face. The backstop was angled like the pic below so I guess the angle of the bullet was matching up with the angle of the backstop and causing the ricochet? Anybody else have anything like this happen to them? http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/backstop.jpg

Bump and price drop to $550.00

I test drove one a few years back and really liked it, I still really like the looks BUT for whatever reason at least on the drivers side the foot well is really narrow. Trying to stuff 2 size 13's in that small space was not something I wanted to do daily.

I'm surprised that a near miss didn't kill the deer out of shock.

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Gotcha and I understand, I'm sure it won't last long

Unless you were willing to trade for my Marlin?

Nice looking gun, if I didn't already have a Kimber and if I wouldn't have just bought the wife a gun I would jump on this. GLWS

You aint shittin, you shoot something with this and it goes by by. It is really fun to shoot and I wish I had some property where I could shoot it at more often.

Like the title says I'm thinking of selling my .444 Marlin. It's a nice lever action gun that I just dont have a chance to shoot anymore. I bought it probably 10 years ago at a gun show and have only taken it out to shoot a handful of times since then. There is no rust on it, the bluing is great, the wood has a few blemishes but nothing bad or really noticeable until you really look at it close. The scope was a mistake, I bought it online because I found a good deal on it and unfortunately I didnt pay attention to the physical size of it so I think it's a little big for the gun but it works good for the ranges that you would be shooting this thing at. Gun will also come with 20 or so rounds of .444. I would like to get around $600.00 out of it but I'm flexible. And here are the pics: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Picture%20006_zpsefe43563.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Picture%20005_zps641522fa.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Picture%20004_zpsc53c40e7.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Picture%20003_zps16c2d8a5.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Picture%20002_zpsd6547841.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Picture%20001_zps356b9fc8.jpg http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Picture%20007_zps2255e6e6.jpg

Well that was trippy and sexy and now I have an awkward vomit covered erection but hey it's early and I've still got plenty of time to shower.

When I worked at parts america we had a customer come in with a rotor that looked just like that first pic and actually asked us to turn it smooth for him. This was back when auto parts stores still turned rotors.

On facebook someone said he rolled through a stop sign and that he just got a warning, but thats facebook so who knows if thats true.

I dont know there has always been something I liked about that car, it's not pretty by any means but it's not the ugliest car out there. Besides it could have come with this sweet silver interior that the prototype came with: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v728/buelligan/Espada.jpg Barf, and I thought white interiors were bad.

Never mind I just noticed its for 2011 guess I missed that part before lol.