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Wondering about trades

Posted 03-31-2013 at 17:57 by DONMAGICK

HELLO, I WAS WONDERING IF THERE IS A PLACE ON GLOCK TALK TO LIST STUFF THAT IS FOR TRADE FOR GUNS, I SEE LOTS OF TRADE GUN FOR GUN.

I MY SELF HAVE LOSTS OF STUFF I TRADE BUT I DONT GET RID OF MANY GUNS WHEN I GET THEM.

AND I TRADE GUNS FOR MORE THAN THERE WORTH MOST OF THE TIME.
EXAMPLE: SELLING A SNAP ON TOOL BOX WORTH 3000 NEW, CASH SELLING IT FOR 1100 AND SOMEBODY WANTED TO TRADE A GUN FOR MONEY OFF, THERE GUN WORTH 400 I WOOD TAKE 500 OFF... OR A FEW GUNS JUST...

DONMAGICK

Don MAGICK

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Gun ammo "hoarders"

Posted 03-30-2013 at 18:27 by starspangled

Buying for "someone" is for a specific, named person. Buying for an undefined person you may or may not sell to in the future isn't "someone", its "anyone"

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Displays of ignorance

Posted 03-30-2013 at 15:17 by bigdogmurph

Quote:

Originally Posted by NMG26

Perfect.

You did forget the period though.

period that's what the wife used to got

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Benefits Of The, 'Reverse Chapman' Stance And Grip

Posted 03-27-2013 at 13:40 by Arc Angel
Updated 03-30-2013 at 06:57 by Arc Angel

FIRST REPLY:

Quote:

Originally Posted by Arc Angel

http://www.tacticalshooting.com/videos

'Reverse Chapman' is all D.R. uses; and he speaks about it at length and very well. (Made a convert out of me!)

SECOND REPLY:

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Originally Posted by Emmett4glock

Thanks Arc Angel; it was your glowing reports that prompted me to ask this question. Would you care to comment further on what you feel are the advantages of the Reverse Chapman? To clarify, did you experience less fatigue, better accuracy, quicker

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Arc Angel

Deus Vult!

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Trigger Flinch, What It Is And How To Get Rid Of It

Posted 03-27-2013 at 10:49 by Arc Angel
Updated 03-30-2013 at 06:56 by Arc Angel

FIRST REPLY

Quote:

Originally Posted by ithaca_deerslayer

You are anticipating the recoil. The short grip shows it less. It is subconscious.

The cure is a surprise break. Pull the trigger so slow that you don't know when it will fire. Take 30 seconds to slowly and steadily pull the trigger straight back toward the rear sight while keeping the sights on target.

If you don't know when the gun will fire, your brain won't know when to flinch, thus your hands won't be suddenly moving in anticipation

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Arc Angel

Deus Vult!

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