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KAZ wrote:Well, as much as I've enjoyed shooting my suppressed 22LR rifles and pistols I would put some suppressed centerfires on my list:
Remington 700 308 with Yankee Hill suppressor ($200 just for the TAX Stamp)
1911 45ACP Suppressed (another $200 tax stamp)
AR 15 Suppressed (yet another $200 tax stamp)
Sig 226 Suppressed (yes, another $200 tax stamp)
Lots of subsonic ammo

Suppressed .22's must be a blast tos shoot, butt Michigan will not allow any of that quiet stuff.

bigfatdave wrote:Gatling gun

Everything else is at a distant combined second place on the "money is no object list"

It wouldn't even matter if the Gatling gun was just in .22lr, there are actual current production ones made in .22 right now and the moment I win the lottery I'll be buying one.

http://www.tacticalinc.com/ruger-1022-g ... p-571.html

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=szGoeqIFytQ

$429 if you happen to have 2 10/22's.

I'm pretty happy with the few I have, but if money was running out my ears:

Walther PPK, stainless, .32 ACP

Ruger SP-101 .357, 3 inch

Ruger SP-101 in .22 LR (dropped, not currently in production)

Ruger 77/22, stainless with synthetic stock and a Redfield scope

Mossberg 500 model 50359 pump .410

Plus all the holsters and other goodies to go with them and a semi full of ammo..............

*Ruger Mark 3 Stainless, 5.5 inch bull barrel, with LCI plug

Hey Ruger, is it easy replacing that $%#@'ed LCI with a plug?

Haka

Hakaman wrote:

*Ruger Mark 3 Stainless, 5.5 inch bull barrel, with LCI plug

Hey Ruger, is it easy replacing that $%#@'ed LCI with a plug?

Haka

Not so bad if you're patient and careful. You do not want to get half done and have to start over! All I had for tools was a cheap vise, a hacksaw, and some hand files. Took probably 8-10 hours work, but most of that was thinning the too thick stainless washer I started with. With better tools and a better sized piece of stainless, it would be less of a pain. Aluminum would be a lot easier to work with, but I just had to use stainless. My LCI plug, and other's, are in this thread:

http://www.guntalk-online.com/forum/vie ... hlight=lci

Another thread covers a guy on rimfire central who was making and selling them, don't know if he still is:

http://www.guntalk-online.com/forum/vie ... hlight=lci

Yes, he is still making and selling LCI blank off plates.

R,
Bullseye

Nice job of installing, it looks good. But,from what I can see of the pictures that were included, it still looks like it is difficult to clean around the plug. Cleaning is the main issue for me. Maybe I'm missing something.
Haka

You just remove the pin to remove the plug. I used a 1/8 X 1/2 pin made from stainless rod at first. I have the hole in the plug offset, so I had to push in on the center of the plug for the pin to fall out.

Then I made some pins out of 6-32 X 3/4 nylon screws with the heads cut off. You either screw a nut on the end to pull them out, or use needle nosed pliers, or the edge of a knife.

I lucked out, my plug is snug enough I have to push it out once the pin is out.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x-P578pnctU


Since I'm a Diver I think these are now on my list too.... I need at least 1 of the rifles and one of the pistols.

Ammo might be problematic

S&W model 41, Winchester M52D, oh heck, just about everything else out there

What I would want would be a complete set of Colt Pyhons. All ready have one and would like the rest of the models, nickle & Blue.

All the blued Pythons would be on my list. I have one 6" bought new in 1978 that is the best shooting revolver I have ever shot.