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      Sako S491 question...

      I've had a Sako S491 in .223 for a couple of years and was looking at options for a new stock. Specifically, a Boyd's Pro Varmint to match my CZ 457 and keep the original stock in perfect condition. I know very little about Sako rifles beyond they are the sister brand to Tikka and what I've...
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      Outdoor ranges in west central Indiana?

      Im meeting a friend from Illinois next Friday in west central Indiana. She would like to do some rifle shooting. Are there any outdoor ranges between 70 and 74 that have 100 yard rifle lanes? Chip
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      SIG516 Uppers Contract Overruns at SIG

      Mine did not come with sights.
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      SIG516 Uppers Contract Overruns at SIG

      I bought one when AIM had them in last week. It's a beast weight wise, but looking forward to taking it out this weekend. Chip
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      Anyone familiar with German guild rifles?

      Yeah, I'm considering keeping it just to look at!
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      Anyone familiar with German guild rifles?

      Thank you, that's very helpful! Chip
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      Anyone familiar with German guild rifles?

      Here's what I know; It's a Mauser action German guild rifle in 8mm-06. It's really pretty. Any info you guys can share would be much appreciated. I took it in trade, it's a beautiful gun, just not the sort of thing I'm familiar with. Thanks, and happy Easter! Chip
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      Anyone here knowledgable in vintage German guns? Sauer? Gustloff?

      Thanks for the comments. Yes, very Waltherish, but it's bigger than a Walther PP and the details don't seem Walther. I posted on another forum had a comment that it it looked machine shop built and could be a "proof of concept" prototype from a small shop or gunsmith. After really going over it...
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      Anyone here knowledgable in vintage German guns? Sauer? Gustloff?

      This is something I've had my eye on for a while (belonged to a friend) and I've been waiting for an opportunity to get it. My buddy and I do some "interesting" horse trading! Now safely in my possession after a couple years of drooling! It may be nothing, which is fine, I like it just as a...
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      Is anyone here a member of the Columbia Club?

      It's been 15 years, but I was a member of one of their reciprocal clubs in Chicago. I started a new job, outside sales, at the start of the year and I've been looking for a club in Indy. If any members would be so kind as to let me ask a few questions I'd appreciate it! Chip
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      Handgun Show-N-Tell

      Are those Hogue grips or custom? Looks great whatever they are!
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      What did you get at the Jan 1500?

      I went Friday to maybe trade a couple of knives and looking for a 1911 and a Sig Adaptive Carbine Platform. I Left with a Sig P220. Search for 1911 continues... Chip
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      The "Sig"ness- vol 1.

      Thanks! The Sig P220 .45 was the the first real "modern" semi auto I ever shot back in the early 90s, it was my dad's duty gun. Nice to have one of my own now. Chip
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      The "Sig"ness- vol 1.

      Mine came from Cabela's, I think they are the only dealer for the 2 tone. Point Blank in Greenwood had the all black as of today. Chip
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      The "Sig"ness- vol 1.

      Here are my 2... [/URL]sigs2 by Chip Henderson, on Flickr[/IMG] Chip
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      Handgun Show-N-Tell

      The Witness has been on my shortlist for a while, one finally found it's way to me. Shoots great but going for the full size now. 2 dirty guns just back from the range. x2 by Chip Henderson, on Flickr
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