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    1. silkpoet

      WTS/WTT: Kel Tec Sub 2000 9mm

      Any mags come with it?
    2. silkpoet

      First encounter with Para..?

      I have a Para Expert SS and love it. Mine functions fantastic right out of the box.
    3. silkpoet

      Looking for a pocket-carry gun

      I would suggest you try a Kel Tec PF9. Not only is it reasonable for pocket carry, but you can get the after market clip for IWB carry in a pinch.
    4. silkpoet

      Ruger 10/22 vs Remington 597

      10/22 can grow with your needs . I love cz452' s too, though.
    5. silkpoet

      Choose one and explain: Ithaca 37 - Mossberg 500 - Remington 870

      I really love the 870 and the aftermarket options. the one downside, imho, is the slide release. i like the way the 500 is better.
    6. silkpoet

      WTS: CZ 452 Scout .22LR

      Also, is that the youth size gun? Thanks!
    7. silkpoet

      WTB 10/22 Receiver

      I would be ok with a non-Ruger made (Kidd, etc.) receiver if the price is right. Thanks!
    8. silkpoet

      WTB 10/22 Receiver

      22 LR I have at least one of all of the other parts LOL... I may as well put one together. I don't need anything high end for target; this would be a plinking gun. SW Indiana would be preferred.
    9. silkpoet

      WTS: Remington 870

      What sort of barrel is on that?
    10. silkpoet

      AR vs AK

      I love both equally... kind of like kids! but it depends on what you are looking to use it for. If you are punching holes in paper, either is great. If you are looking to swap parts out all the time, go with an AR. Smaller varmits, I think AR has better longer range accuracy, so would be a...
    11. silkpoet

      .22 target

      I still love my 452, but you honestly can't go wrong with a 10/22 either. You can always keep tweaking it as your budget allows.
    12. silkpoet

      New .223 Rifle?

      I really don't think you can go wrong with either the Savage or Rem. I honestly believe that you are to the point of personal preference. What about a father son shopping trip to pick it out? Firearms are family heirlooms in my family and what better memory than your son buying you a rifle...
    13. silkpoet

      .22 target

      I have the CZ 452 with the 16" threaded barrel (with appropriate adapter obviously) and I would be hard pressed to shoot more accurately with any gun. It is amazing. CZ puts a great machine together, not to mention they look great.
    14. silkpoet

      Marlin Lever Action .357

      If you already have a .357 handgun and not a .44 , that may narrow it down. I agree with those that say accuracy will outweigh power in this category.
    15. silkpoet

      WTS: Ruger 10/22 with metal trigger group

      Merry Christmas!
    16. silkpoet

      Judge debate

      I like my Judge a lot. It is the gun I keep on me in the yard and when I take walks. My rationale is that if I have to use it on an animal, bird shot won't likely riccochet and result in a secondary issue. If you need it for personal protection, lets face it, the LC45 and 00 buck that are...
    17. silkpoet

      Taurus judge in the news

      The reason I purchased one was that when my wife and I go walking, dogs always seem to run up and generally act aggresive. I could carry any number of handguns, but as we live in a neighborhood, I have a concern, that however unlikely, a bullet could ricochet and an odd angle and hit a house...
    18. silkpoet

      Kel-Tec

      I have a p32 and love it. Very reliable, very compact, and more or less accurate at shorter ranges. I give it a thumbs up!
    19. silkpoet

      I think I'm coming down with the AR bug

      I would strongly recommend considering an Armalite. They invented the things; AR stands for Armalite as they say LOL. I love mine, and have not run across anyone who doesn't. You can get a basic M4 style for a little over $800
    20. silkpoet

      AK47's - Good selection?

      Normally Whittacres is my first and last stop LOL. They occationally have a couple of AK styles, but not normally more than a very few. If it were anything else, though... I would already be driving! :) Moonlight is always tasty too... I was probably wondering more about stores in...
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