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    A new Wilson Commander in 9mm, added a few extra options in the build. Just picked it up today and hope to hit the range tomorrow or Monday.
    I love it!
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    Some recent slings to hold your PEZ Dispensers & keep your hands free.

    Crosstac Bungie 1 or 2 Point;

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    Magpul MS3 1 or 2 Point;

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    I put this F.C.C. (Firearm Cleaning Cart) together yesterday. Unlike my honing cart, we actually use this twice a week. I think that I posted the cart last year, but I did some upgrades to it yesterday.

    Harbor Freight plastic container for the swabs & tips- $4.00
    Magnet strip mounted to the box side, that attaches to the cart- FREE (had a coupon)


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    Outstanding cart!

    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    I put this F.C.C. (Firearm Cleaning Cart) together yesterday. Unlike my honing cart, we actually use this twice a week. I think that I posted the cart last year, but I did some upgrades to it yesterday.

    Harbor Freight plastic container for the swabs & tips- $4.00
    Magnet strip mounted to the box side, that attaches to the cart- FREE (had a coupon)


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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    I put this F.C.C. (Firearm Cleaning Cart) together yesterday. Unlike my honing cart, we actually use this twice a week. I think that I posted the cart last year, but I did some upgrades to it yesterday.

    Harbor Freight plastic container for the swabs & tips- $4.00
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    The Sham-wow, is a nice touch...

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    I get the cheap Wal Mart brand & cut it to the drip pan. It gets removed & tossed so I don't have to smell Hoppes 24/7. The thin scrapes get cut to 12ga patches & are dipped in Hoppes, then squeezed out a little before hitting the bore. The squeezed Sham Wow patch still holds enough Hoppes that 1 patch will clean do the bore.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Hirlau View Post
    It gets removed & tossed so I don't have to smell Hoppes 24/7.
    And just what's Wrong With Smelling Hoppes 24/7
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    Hi guys I'm looking for your imput and opinions before I pull the trigger on a .22 rim fire LR rifle bolt action, now I'm looking at a Sako Finnfire II with a moderator as I live in the UK when I say a .22 bolt action then there can be no deviance that's what my FAC licence will allow unless I apply for a different calibre so please fire away and tell me what your choice would be.
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