I did but I drove to Chicago and traded it in for a bag of weed.....

I got an Aero Precision Ultralight mount and Primary Arms SLx6 1-6X24 glass for my .308 SBR, for pig hunting.

I bought this Smith &Walther SW99 many years back in .45 cal. I sat for hours pulling that trigger/dry fire with a snap cap trying to get the trigger to smooth out. It was always plastic gritty feeling and I never could get used to the trigger pull either. In other words, I sucked hitting anything with it. I sold it to some TFF'er. Are the newer Smiths better with their trigger actions?

I know it says Smith and Wesson but it was actually a combination effort of S&W and Walther to produce it.

Here is the SW99 that did not agree with me:

I think I'm going to buy a few Automatic Rifle - 15 Rounds per Second guns in black. Haven't quite made up my mind yet on the brand.

Cool! A "ghost gun" maybe?

Ruger PC9 9mm carbine. Move over 10/22. Heck of a fun little rifle.

Exactly why I bought it.

Took my sons to the range during Christmas break and put 500-600 rounds through it.

I haven't a clue of what you speak.

Quality time right there

I think I will look for the 30 clips per minute version as mentioned in the video.

Yes, it sure is. I am much cornfused.

Old age will do that to you.

I got a Remington V-3 Tac13. Oh man it sure is fun and hell on those 5 gal. buckets!

Cheers,

George

My suppressor finally arrived for my .277 Wolverine.