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[chopper duke]

The Wood stocked one is a little more, naturally, but can be had for less than $300.

[Scharfschutze91]

i am looking on gallery of guns, and it all seems to be around 350-370

[chopper duke]

CTD has it for like $297.

[Scharfschutze91]

CTD?

[chopper duke]

Cheaper Than Dirt.

[Scharfschutze91]

thank you Josh!

[Deuce]

I just passed on a 77/22 at the auction the other night Josh, iirc it went for around $140-160.

Pat, if you're going to carry just remember it's a huge responsibility and takes a certain mindset and level commitment. Don't do it half way, go all in or save your money. The gun left at home won't do you any good. If you do plan to carry, train hard and train often.

Don't just shoot static paper, look into some of the competitive leagues. Find a range that will allow you to shoot from dynamic positions like for example prone from your back. It may not seem like a big deal, but once you've tried it you realize how much skill it takes.

It truly does take a special person to carry daily and do it properly. It changes the way you exercise risk management completely. It's not a fad, it's a lifestyle.

[chopper duke]

Originally Posted by Scharfschutze91

thank you Josh!

Happy to help man. I know guns quite well.

Originally Posted by Deuce

I just passed on a 77/22 at the auction the other night Josh, iirc it went for around $140-160.

Pat, if you're going to carry just remember it's a huge responsibility and takes a certain mindset and level commitment. Don't do it half way, go all in or save your money. The gun left at home won't do you any good. If you do plan to carry, train hard and train often.

Don't just shoot static paper, look into some of the competitive leagues. Find a range that will allow you to shoot from dynamic positions like for example prone from your back. It may not seem like a big deal, but once you've tried it you realize how much skill it takes.

It truly does take a special person to carry daily and do it properly. It changes the way you exercise risk management completely. It's not a fad, it's a lifestyle.

I hate you passing on that 77/22! They're nearly $900 new. I see them all the time for like $700 - $750 locally.

And I agree with what you posted. I've shot dynamically and it's invaluable training.

[Scharfschutze91]

Originally Posted by Deuce

I just passed on a 77/22 at the auction the other night Josh, iirc it went for around $140-160.

Pat, if you're going to carry just remember it's a huge responsibility and takes a certain mindset and level commitment. Don't do it half way, go all in or save your money. The gun left at home won't do you any good. If you do plan to carry, train hard and train often.

Don't just shoot static paper, look into some of the competitive leagues. Find a range that will allow you to shoot from dynamic positions like for example prone from your back. It may not seem like a big deal, but once you've tried it you realize how much skill it takes.

It truly does take a special person to carry daily and do it properly. It changes the way you exercise risk management completely. It's not a fad, it's a lifestyle.

thank you for the advice, John. I sincerely appreciate it and will take that to heart.

[chopper duke]

I heard once, carrying isn't about being comfortable, it's about being comforted.