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Now that you mention Dennis, there's also the USFT and Gary Barnes was making custom big bore "art rifles".

Well Thomas rifles are up there also but very different use design... both are the top... Bob

Wow... you guys are definitely twisting what was stated. Tom makes everything that he can in his facility, which excludes barrels, grips(typically Magpul) and bolts. He even geared up to make most of his fasteners but I'm not sure if he makes all or just certain ones. He's definitely had...

Athlon Helos BTR Gen 2, 2 - 12 ffp moa scope in like new condition. Box has been opened but not used and no marks. This is a nice, compact scope with reticle intended for hunting and has nice glass. It's currently priced at $624 retail. USPS money order preferred. price includes shipping in...

This is an unusual old spring pistol that is in good shape and functions fine. The finish is worn in places and has a few spots of rust that I've not attempted to hide or repair. No box or papers. It comes withthe soft case pictured and will be packed well... Seems to shoot with decent...

This is an unused, unmodified stainless barrel fitted for a gen 1 USFT with oring groove on the breech end. It is from the very first batch when LD ordered the custom designed 2 groove rifling. It's 29.25" in length and has the breech end reduced to 16mm and an oring groove for the old style...

Up for sale... BSA 240 air pistol... pretty powerful spring pistol and lighter than most. No marks... very nice condition and shoots hard... will chrono if desired. Comes with pictured protective case but no box or papers and well packed... $250 plus shipping. USPS money order preferred...

The Juneau's are my personal favorite of a very large number that I've used. They reset pretty easy, are QUITE simple and durable, and you absolutely cannot knock them down with a split. Myself and Airgunners of Az had quite a few but the AoA club sold their older targets to the Southwest...

I'm not sure why it would have no performance to back it up? They are quite accurate and can reach near 60 ft lb in 22 w the 33.4s. Slugs are iffy except the NSA/Howler 20.2s which shoot well but have little to no ballistic advantage over the 25.4 MRD. The only one I've seen/held was a Wolf...

I have a 22 synthetic and an LGU in 177... I've heard no complaints about accuracy or shot cycle and both mine are quite accurate. They both came right at 12 ft lb, so not as powerful as some others but very nice to shoot. The LGU has more vibration but isn't obnoxious. The triggers won't be...

The Red Wolf is very close to my perfect rifle, of those I've owned or tried. A lot is said about the electronics failing but they are quite reliable... the numbers of failures are incredibly low. Mk3s and Mk4s are still going so the RW will almost certainly be in there with those (Mk5). As...

Oh man... 😟 ... so sorry to hear this. He was definitely a great guy and will definitely be missed... many great memories... It's also a bummer from the standpoint that we share the birthday and age... So sad... Bob

The Howler is a 20.5 gn NSA packaged in a DS tin. They were chosen for the Howler name because they have consistently been good across a number of rifles. The bc is little to none better than a MRD but for hunting, they're extremely effective on smaller game. The Howler name is similar across...

It IS interesting... the barrels of all cals have been quite consistent, related to each other. Further proof would be how little the normal removing and reinstalling the barrel affects zero. It's most typical for me to not change it even 1 click but sometimes it might require a couple. I even...

As an interesting side question: if you have a quick change rifle, what caliber does it spend most of its time as? For my DW, it's a 20 most of the time, the 13.7s are the go to for lower power or FT and the 15.89s reach out to 100 reasonably well, then the 18.9 slugs are for 100 and even...