[Bolo]

Got something that goes "Bang!" that you want to find under YOUR Tree the morning of 12/25?:santa:
Stocking Styffers???
Get your wish lists in early, avoide the last minute Holiday rush

 

[anodes]

Bolo, A Cooper M22 would do...

But if you REALLY want to get me something: http://www.b-americanboats.com/whiskeysub.html
No need to leave it under the tree...
anodes.

 

[Gun Dude]

Damn, any gun underneath my Christmas tree would be welcome! I'll send you my address if you are in the giving spirit this season! LOL!!!

 

[Randy Smith]

After reading another post on here about an Anschutz .22mag (or .17HMR) rifle, I guess I wouldn't be too disappointed to find one of those underneath my Christmas tree.

 

[Rich Z]

A while back, I got one of those rifle cleaning vises and can't imagine how I got along without it before. I SURE would like to find one of those things made for cleaning revolvers underneath the Christmas tree. Problem is, I don't think anyone makes one, so that's going to be a tough nut for my wife to crack, I guess.

Maybe a nice Lightforce scope would be nice as well. I'm not sure that Swarovski variable on my Barrett M95 is going to work out. The eye relief at 24X is REAL small, and I'm afraid I would be peeling my eyebrow off of the end of the scope if I tried using it that way. So I'm thinking it might be better to put that scope on one of my .220 Swift rifles.

And I guess what I would like to find most underneath the tree is a bucketfull of time so I could spend some of it shooting these guns instead of just collecting them.

 

[Glenn Bartley]

Almost anything that goes bang would be nice. A nice German Luger or P-38 in excellent condition would be a plus!

 

[.45 COLT]

Maybe a large supply of Alcan AL-7. Hasn't been made for years, but I'm just wishing, right? The BEST shotgun powder I've ever used, and I've used a lot.

DC

 

[Rich Z]

I used to use Alcan powders a LOT for reloading handgun cartridges. Got some REAL NICE results using AL-120 in .44 Special. Used AL-8 in .44 Magnum with real good results as well.

Never tried tha AL-7 on anything.

Very clean buring powders.

This stuff was imported by Smith & Wesson, many years ago, I believe.

Yeah, you just don't see this stuff around any longer. I think I may still have some myself, but darned little of it.

I'm sure a few old gun shops somewhere have 8 pound kegs stashed away in a back room.

 

[.45 COLT]

Actually, the AL-7 was the dirtiest powder I've ever used, but it produced the extremely dense and uniform patterns with one and a half ounce loads.

DC

 

[tasco 74]

I CAN'T THINK OF ANY THING BETTER TO GET ON X MAS THAN A .357 MAGNUM AUTOMAG.

 

[Smarter Gun]

All I Want For Christmas ...

:santa: There's only one new gun that I'd love to have. (OK, I'm lying!) Anyway, my buddy recently purchased a Thompson Encore. He bought it with three long barrels: 50 caliber muzzleloader, 30-06spfld, and 12 ga shotgun. He has scopes on the two rifle barrels. Lord! What a beautiful gun this is.

Both of us believe in, 'One-Shot' hunting; so this Encore couldn't be more perfect. Using the same receiver he can, also, install a number of different pistol length barrels; and, yes, he's already started to add more barrels to this unbelievably versatile gun. I'm so jealous!