andyjs3589

I just got a s&w m&p 9mm, the rear sight is all the way to the left and it is shooting to the left, so obviously I need to move it to the right. I tried taking that the screw/bolt out of the top of the sight and used a regular screwdriver covered in a towel and tried hitting it with a hammer but it will not budge. Is there something that I am missing? The manual is very vague about how to adjust it and I just can't get it. It has the trijicon night sights just in case you were wondering. Thanks for the help!

-Andy

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That's pretty much the same price when you factor in shipping on the online ammo and tax on the ammo at ohio valley. Damn ammo is ridiculous now, I am seriously considering buying a reloading outfit.

Got it for about $5500 w/93k. The interior does not smell like vinyl due to the street appearance pkg with all cloth seats/carpet. I frequent Crownvic.net and occasionally Mercurymarauder.net which are both great sites. As for Andyjs, lets see you fit 4 full size rims in your trunk grandma.(P.S. your car vibrates on the freeway.) That red metro belongs BuckeyeGT however he hit a pothole and bent the axle.

uhhhhhh I haven't noticed that

Dbags can be found everywhere.

Yea but its like they flock to that school, there is a larger amount of them there than anywhere else that I have ever been...

A public ivy? I would go with one of the original public ivies, Miami (OH) being one that sticks out.

 

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_Ivy

I went to Miami last year...it sucked, soooooooooo many stuck up people. The school is great, but I could not deal with all the dbags there. So I transferred to Ohio State. I am actually in the mechanical engineering program at OSU now. Its definately not easy, you will have to study a lot.

Here is a listing on ohiogamefishing.com from a guy in west liberty:

I am selling a very nice USGI M1 carbine to finance a 1911 purchase. Carbine is in very good condition with alittle wear to the parkerizing on the end of the barrel and slightly to the ears of the sight otherwise there is no rust and in very good condition. The stock is USGI Walnut witha light but able to see correct Inland cartouche. It has no cracks just a few small dents etc what to be expected for a original been there done thet stock. Reciever dates from 1944 and has a correct dated Inland 6- 1944 barrel. Bore condition is clean no rust or pitting with only a muzzle wear of 1 . This is not a worn out surplus rifle . It fuctions perfectly and is a very good accurate shooter. I have completly stripped, cleaned and regreased this carbine. Comes with original USGI Sling and oiler . 2 Inland 15rd mags in excellent condition and a Original Boyt 1943 magazine pouch in very good condition.I will throw in a commercial 30 rd mag but cant vouche for its function as I have never tried it. Just found it in the bottom of a box. This is a real nice carbine with some nice assescories. I prefer FTF in Ohio ( 43357 ) but will ship to FFL. Please payment in cash or Postal Money Order. $775.00 REDUCED $750.00 plus shipping. If you have any questions or need more pics just let me know.

I hate to give her up but I have to fund a Pistol purchase and I still have a few other carbines and Garands to play with

I can hook you up with him if you are interested, just let me know.

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Regular: $269.99

on sale for 144.99

-$20 off 100 dollar purchase

-$35 mail in rebate from remington

=$89.99

It is on backorder right now so it might not get here for muzzleloader season, but oh well I still ordered one.

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Just added this to my collection yesterday, mossy 535, with a rifled cantilever barrel, turkey barrel and a field barrel

Mirror Lake footage

 

http://palestra.net/videos/play/19056

One of my buddies is in that video:woowoo:

some of the best behaved dogs are the ones that survived abuse or were rescued. they know & appreciate a good home... he's beautiful.

+1 every dog that I know of that has been rescued from abuse behaves very well.

Globally, not speaking of people i know, personally.....I say, no. In today's world I think people are all about their best interest, regardless if it's hurtful or damaging to someone else, as long as it benefits them or their families. Like relationships, trust is earned and I think people that don't have an immediate connection with someone else can careless of them.

Some people don't even care about hurting their family, while I believe that this is very rare it definitely happens. It is a very long and complicated story that I do not even know all of the details about. But basically my aunt was having some hard times and stole 3 of my grandpas(passed away a while ago) guns(colt M1911, and 2 others which i don't know what they were) and she pawned them. Everyone was and still is very mad at her, she was always self centered but I would have never expected her to do this. The Colt meant a lot to my cousin, as a lot of gun owners know how you can become attached to some guns. We have tried to track the guns down but they are long gone.

Chicken Burrito

extra rice

black beans

mild and hot salsa

cheese

lettuce

A lot of the jalapeno tobasco sauce on it while eating

Don't have your finger on the trigger until you are ready to fire

s'not on it

It look's like your about to make your brother's leg look like his arm..

Its actually pointed at the pumpkin, not his leg...Never let the muzzle of a gun point at anything you do not want to destroy or kill.

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top to bottom:

-Remington 870 with smooth barrel and then my rifled slug barrel

-American gun company sxs shoutgun(80+ years old)

-anshcutz match 64, that my mom used to shoot in competitions

-then 2 .22's

-winchester .22 magnum

I just included my new bow that I just bought, its a pse nova su, still gotta get sight, arrow rest and a bunch of other stuff for it

-various knives that I have also

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my brother and I with our Taurus 357 magnum

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brother shooting our m1 carbine

I think a law should be pressed: every Ohio citizen must shoot at least two deer in a year. Any further killing of them should be highly encouraged, whether it be with blunt objects, flame throwers, etc.

 

I was coming down 161 last night with a buddy and two girls when a deer (a 7-8 point buck) came hurdling into the side of my car. I was going east bound at 65 - and I had nowhere to go due to the suv next to me. The dears chest crushed my fender and door + turn signal on the right hand side, his head bashed the passenger side windshield and shredded the mirror, wipers, and tore the entire door handle off. The only satisfaction I got was seeing it spin in circles, stand up, and get blasted by the next car.

 

Fuck you deer

I just purchased a bow, so hopefully I will be helping out soon enough...