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i just paid for one 45-70 it is ok very tight to open shoot at 7 lb right and 6.8 lb left
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Is Diana Air Rifle available?
Yes Diana RWS rifles are still made. See the link below.
Are there any new or slightly used british 303 rifles available?
Unissued rifles do exist, but your odds or being able to obtain one are about the same as a snowman's chances of surviving in the Sahara Desert. Rifles which aren't particularly beaten up, but still used - they can still be had, although rifles actually manufactured in England are becoming a bit more difficult to come by.
Is double eagle air soft still available?
I found one on the attached link Below.
Info on double barrel 410 model 410 fmj ducktown tn?
where can I can I buy the fmj double barrel 410 shotgun ? are they still available?
Does anyone still make 22 smothbore rifles?
No
Are Henry repeaters rifles still made?
Yes
Are .35 caliber rifles still made?
Yes.
Does Ithaca still make bolt action rifles?
No.
Are m14 rifles still made?
Springfield Armory still produces M14 clone rifles. They are in semi (full auto is inacurate anyways) and are called M1A1's.
How good is the Baikal pistol with 13 shots?
The Baikal in question is a Makarov-style pistol with a double-stack magazine. While it is reminiscent of several other small blowback-operated pistols, such as the Walther PP/PPK and the Hungarian FEG-PA63, it is neither derived nor especially similar to either of these designs. The double-stack magazine is a modification of the original Makarov 8-round single-stack design. These pistols can still utilize the old single-stack magazines, although they fit a little loose. They are not considered to feed as reliably as the original Makarov design. These are available in either .380 ACP or 9x18mm, and can fire either with a simple barrel change.
When was the colt rifles made?
Colt began making rifles in the 1860s, and still makes them today. You need to be more specific.
Does the glycemic load on a food double if you double the servings size?
Yes, if you double the weight of available carbohydrate, you do double the GL, e.g. if you have two different portions of a food with a GI of 50 containing different amounts of available carbohydrate: (GI 50 x carbs 20g)/100 = GL 10 (GI 50 x double carbs = 40g)/100 = double GL 20 If you double the weight of the food then you are still likely doubling the available carbohydrate content, e.g. If 1 apple contains 20g of available carbohydrate, then 2 apples will contain about 40g of available carbohydrate.
