eBell

I've got a buddy doing a similar project. Has a first attempt carbon\kevlar seat pan he might be willing to sell for a fair price. Not the prettiest thing, hence first attempt, but a layer of paint will fix that and it is very light and strong.

Ahgawd! My biggest fear in going that far into my car is the "While I'm in here" factor. Good luck!

I've got a 4' x 2' x 1.25" countertop you can have. Was going to do the workbench thing with it but scored an actual multi-level bench for free.

Pretty sure Blackwing has a Tika in 338. Ask Greg (Cenergi)for confirmation.

Make that SOLD! Lock this bitch up! And sorry Scotty, the M1A ain't goin nowhere.

Sorry, the guy in Minnesota got his sold first.

***SOLD PENDING FUNDS***

Still holding onto the ammo. Want to provide whoever buys the rifle the first purchase option. Also want to avoid being stuck with the rifle down the road and not having any ammo for it, hate that. And yes, the P90 on full-tilt-boogy was very fun. Even more so with a suppressor mounted.

Since I got a chance to shoot a real P90 (giggle switch FTW!) the ammo amount available has changed and that has also changed the package deal price. -17 boxes (850 rounds) of factory SS195LF ammo. $340 Package deal is now $1,950.

I quit buying anything from Cheaper Than Dirt many years ago. They've been incorrectly named for a long time.

I went away from Blazer when I discovered S&B for that very reason. Dirty. Although at this point S&B 45 has flat out disappeared. Now I'm heading back to Blazer just so I can keep what little skill I have from going away.

Pull the trigger, drop the blade and watch the rolling heads.... My favorite band. Saw them twice at the Warfield in SFO. Outstanding live performers.

Like kids that grow up and move away: That's all I'll have left of them.

***UPDATE 3-8-09: Pistol and some Ammo Sold*** Streamlining my collection so up for sale: -Black PS90 Tri-Rail, Urban-E.R.T. sling, One 30-round and Two 50-round factory magazines, Ultra-Dot micro reddot optic. Approx 700 rounds fired. EDIT: Sling setup for left hand shooter but can be switched to right hand. $1,750 SOLD-FiveseveN pistol, SERPA holster, 5 20-round factory magazines with 10-round extensions installed on each bringing them up to 30-round capacity. Approx 800 rounds fired. $850SOLD -21 boxes (1,050 rounds) of factory SS195LF ammo. $420 NOTE: Ammo to be sold after firearms are gone or to an indivdual buying one of the firearms. -Package Deal for all items: $2,050. - I have the factory packaging and anything that comes with them from the factory. Face To Face (I'm in Central Ohio and willing to travel a bit), cash is king, the price will NOT be going any lower. Group Photo:: http://www.netwalk.com/~mrbell/57x28_Pair.jpg

You need to set it up so it strobes between red and blue and practice your Eddy Murphy impression.

Options I've used with success: Online- McMaster-Carr (http://www.mcmaster.com ) Local source- Zettler-True Value Hardware at Hard and Smokey Road.

I've switched over to soft cases. Just a space issue when trying to load up the trunk. My favorite soft side "square" rifle case is made by TacForce. The 40" version. I've had my FAL Para, a 16" AR, Glock model 30 along with some mags in it with room to spare. Now most of my rifles have an adjustable or folding style stock so keep that in mind. You may want a longer bag. It has two main compartments: -Smaller one has a removable AR mag pouch that'll hold 6 30 round magazines and a couple of velcro straps to secure a pistol or whatever. It's lined with the loop portion of velcro so you can put things where you want or add more straps. -Larger section holds the rifles. It has two rows of strap points and comes with two large velcro straps to secure rifles. I've added a few extra. It also has a padded sleeve section. I've put enough crap into this thing too make it uncomfortable and the shoulder strap (which has an adjustable\removable pad) has held up everytime. The carry handles are also refusing to die. They come in a few colors and sizes, I went with standard black. Can't find any good pics of them online but Blackwing has them in stock. If I'm dragging a lot of ammo and magazines to the range or shooting some place far away and need to bring anything I might need I pack up one of my MTM Case-Gard Muzzleloader box things and load the bags with just the firearms. (http://www.mtmcase-gard.com/products/camping/ml1.html) Got one for each of my main rifle and shotgun calibers since they're pretty cheap and work well.

Mental crutch.

Stated use of range shooting and protection: 9mm, 40S&W and 45ACP. Any of the calibers will get the job done if you do your part. Once you make a firearm purchase the ammo to look for in regards to range or defense use can be discussed. Type\brand of pistol: As has already been stated just go to a range (Blackwing is a good option) that rents pistols and has a knowledgeable, no bullshit staff. Or the other part where you join some folks that own a variety of firearms you can shoot for free. Mentioned already so I'll just agree: We can't tell you the best for you because we aren't you. Got to get out and put some trigger time in.

Home Defense: Good. Shotgun: Good. 12g: Good 20g: Better than harsh words.:bangbang: Pistol Grip Only: You and anyone else in your house that might use it better practice a metric shit ton with that thing. Prefer a pistol myself. With practice you can use it with one or two hands and much easier to deploy in a house. Not to mention most nightstands won't hold a shotgun.

I'm up at Blackwing pretty damn often. Let me know when you want to go.

45ACP. Prefer Sellier & Bellot.

Type and price?

Interweb bro, the INTERWEB! I can't tell you the last time I bought ammo in any real quantity at a local outlet unless it was 22LR or a good deal on hard-to-find at the time 7.62x51 from a particular manufacturer\country.

While damn close to true I have found good deals on various bits. Nothing in the past few months though.