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**Noodles** · 10-27-2006, 07:30 PM

Holy Shit, I was at Cabelas and a box of 10 .50 cal was $74.95

My dad has a Weatherby .460 and 20 rounds for that is $98. I grabbed a box for him
but in reality it is for me. His vision keeps him off the range so I am the only
one that uses the Weatherby. That sucker has some serious kick. I love the look
on the other shooters faces when that thing fires.

Went to Cheaper than Dirt online and found 150 rounds of .50 in a can for $240 so I ordered that.

I also ordered some goodies for the AR-15 I am buying from a broke buddy. Now
that the ban is lifted I ordered a Beta C mag with the 100 round capacity.
I hope they are not junk. I have a bunch of 40 round AR mags from years ago and a lot of .223 ammo.

I am having a hell of a time finding accessories for the HK-91 .308 cal. If anybody has a line
on some I would be grateful.

I can hardly wait to get to the range.

*wisecat* · 10-28-2006, 03:41 AM

try ''shotgun news'' they always have stuff nobody else does. I'll go look in last months and see if there is something i can post to help you

**Noodles** · 10-28-2006, 12:58 PM

I have seen some stuff in there. Forest lists high cap magazines but they never ship them.
Thanks for checking, I stopped getting Shotgun News about a year ago.

NEWSOME · 10-30-2006, 11:19 PM

Quoting: Noodles

Holy Shit, I was at Cabelas and a box of 10 .50 cal was $74.95

My dad has a Weatherby .460 and 20 rounds for that is $98. I grabbed a box for him
but in reality it is for me. His vision keeps him off the range so I am the only
one that uses the Weatherby. That sucker has some serious kick. I love the look
on the other shooters faces when that thing fires.

Went to Cheaper than Dirt online and found 150 rounds of .50 in a can for $240 so I ordered that.

I also ordered some goodies for the AR-15 I am buying from a broke buddy. Now
that the ban is lifted I ordered a Beta C mag with the 100 round capacity.
I hope they are not junk. I have a bunch of 40 round AR mags from years ago and a lot of .233 ammo.

I am having a hell of a time findind accessories for the HK-91 .308 cal. If anybody has a line
on some I would be grateful.

I can hardly wait to get to the range.

Don't you mean .223? Man that H&K 91 is a nice firearm.

**Noodles** · 10-31-2006, 08:21 PM

Good catch, yes it is .223.

I am going to edit it in the thread.

The HK-91 was a fluke and was the reason I got rid of my first AR-15.
A friend was getting divorced and dumped that HK and a Browning Satori shotgun for $1700 for the pair. I did not have enough to make the deal so I sold another friend the AR and had enough to make rake that amazing deal. I knew I could always find another AR. Coming across an HK-91 is not that easy. I sold the Satori because I already have a couple of wild shotguns.

The first time I fired the HK I knew it was one of the finest .308s ever made.

NEWSOME · 10-31-2006, 11:53 PM

Quoting: Noodles

Good catch, yes it is .223.

I am going to edit it in the thread.

The HK-91 was a fluke and was the reason I got rid of my first AR-15.
A friend was getting divorced and dumped that HK and a Browning Satori shotgun for $1700 for the pair. I did not have enough to make the deal so I sold another friend the AR and had enough to make rake that amazing deal. I knew I could always find another AR. Coming across an HK-91 is not that easy. I sold the Satori because I already have a couple of wild shotguns.

The first time I fired the HK I knew it was one of the finest .308s ever made.

Very True, I have Fire one a couple of times. My Brother in law used to have one and he paid $2,000.00 for it. He is still kicking himself for getting rid of it. Cheaper Than Dirt has something for it.- http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/hk91g3_bicb.htm
Check it out.

**Noodles** · 11-01-2006, 12:07 AM

Thanks for digging around.
I have been all over the Cheaper Than Dirt site and can't find what I am looking for which are the HK made high cap mags or after market ones which are 30 round mags.

Thanks again for trying to help me with this. I am going to hit the gun show circuit that gets very popular over the winter months and see of I can find the stuff.

Why did your brother in law sell of such an amazing rifle?

NEWSOME · 11-01-2006, 12:10 AM

Quoting: Noodles

Thanks for digging around.
I have been all over the Cheaper Than Dirt site and can't find what I am looking for which are the HK made high cap mags or after market ones which are 30 round mags.

Thanks again for trying to help me with this. I am going to hit the gun show circuit that gets very popular over the winter months and see of I can find the stuff.

Why did your brother in law sell of such an amazing rifle?

He Bought a Mini 14, Benelli Nova, & a Sig P 232

**Noodles** · 11-01-2006, 12:20 AM

Those are all great guns. I still have my stainless Mini 14.

The Benelli speaks for itself. My Italian shotgun is the SPAS Law 12. I love that gun, but never use it due to parts being hard to find at a decent price. So it is in the collector category like the HK.

And you and I already agree that anything Sig is the way to go.

wyeast · 11-01-2006, 08:30 PM

Quoting: Noodles

Sigsauer and a couple of others have produced composite semi-auto handguns.

Sig's composite SA is the SigPRO line (of which I have one)

Not mine, but the same model

The 2009 model is 9mm only, the 2340 is .40/.357 - but can convert to 9mm with an aftermarket barrel/chamber. The 2009 shoots real smooth, the 2340's a little flippy with hotter loads. The only real complaint I have on mine is the proprietary acc. rail, which I believe was corrected in the 2022 that replaced it.

Ridiculously cheap for a brand-new Sig, but still shoots like their all-metal cousins. I had originally shopped for a P226, but these were more affordable.

The Glock .40's picked up a lot of bad Page Ranking years ago because of some cases of rounds exploding in the chambers. I don't have a whole lot of experience with them - from what I've read it seems to be a combination of undersupported chambers in the early G22 models and the polygonal rifling being real tempermental with plain lead ball ammo. I don't know, but I assume that later .40s have beefier chambers so there's less of a problem with case bulging.

I personally don't like Glocks much. Not so much because of the goofy triggers, but mainly the grip angle n' such I just don't shoot them very well. I hear that the angles are close to 1911's, so old 45'ers shoot them pretty well.

Last edited by wyeast : 11-01-2006 at 08:33 PM.

**Noodles** · 11-01-2006, 08:48 PM

Just down the road they have the Homeland Security Sig on sale at Cabelas.

I wish I could afford it. It is going to be a limited production for the public.

NEWSOME · 11-02-2006, 12:13 AM

I Have the Sig 2340 in the 40 Cal. It's Shoots slightly slower than the P226 but it still preforms well and is Accurate- Shooting Empty Spray Cans from 30 yards or more.

**Noodles** · 11-02-2006, 01:10 AM

Gotta love the Sigs. That is great shooting at close to 100' and the Sigs make it feel right.
Great ergonomics is one reason why I love the Sigs so much.