Amidst the black gun frenzy

[White Horseradish]

I suddenly developed a hankering for one of those space blaster-looking .22 target guns, like a tricked-out Ruger Mark. Preferably bright blue, or something.

I can't really afford that level of fancy, at least not all at once. Maybe it will be my new year resolution, to gradually build one...

[makattak]

Personally, all this craziness and inability to get the new lower I was wanting made me look for a new bullpup (since I can't really afford the PS-90 I REALLY want.)

And I found this: http://sgworks.com/

Very interested in the idea. I never wanted to use the duckbill mags on my SKS, but I'm really liking the idea of a bullpup 7.62x39... Likely to get me some looks at the range, too.

[TechMan]

Personally, all this craziness and inability to get the new lower I was wanting made me look for a new bullpup (since I can't really afford the PS-90 I REALLY want.)

And I found this: http://sgworks.com/

Very interested in the idea. I never wanted to use the duckbill mags on my SKS, but I'm really liking the idea of a bullpup 7.62x39... Likely to get me some looks at the range, too.

That is pretty interesting.

[RoadKingLarry]

I suddenly developed a hankering for one of those space blaster-looking .22 target guns,

[White Horseradish]

Larry, you're close.

[Jamisjockey]

Personally, all this craziness and inability to get the new lower I was wanting made me look for a new bullpup (since I can't really afford the PS-90 I REALLY want.)

And I found this: http://sgworks.com/

Very interested in the idea. I never wanted to use the duckbill mags on my SKS, but I'm really liking the idea of a bullpup 7.62x39... Likely to get me some looks at the range, too.

http://sgworks.com/joel-t-12-12-12-ca/

Likey likey.

[charby]

My next purchase is going to be a lever action in a rifle caliber over .40.

[dogmush]

My next purchase is going to be a lever action in a rifle caliber over .40.

Love my  .444.

[charby]

Love my  .444.

That is what I am 87% certain I will get. Something for hunting bears and deer in mn, wi, mi, and ontario. Maybe moose.

[RoadKingLarry]

My next purchase is going to be a lever action in a rifle caliber over .40.

It's been almost 2 years since I've bought a gun. Lately I've developed a hankering for a Marlin 1895 in .45-70.
I've gotten lucky 3 time in 3 months when the one on the rack turned out to be a .444.

[Sergeant Bob]

Personally, all this craziness and inability to get the new lower I was wanting made me look for a new bullpup (since I can't really afford the PS-90 I REALLY want.)

I'm with ya an the PS-90.

[Sergeant Bob]

http://sgworks.com/joel-t-12-12-12-ca/

Likey likey.

That's perty frakking awesome!

[TommyGunn]

"Space blaster looking?"

[Frank Castle]

http://sgworks.com/joel-t-12-12-12-ca/

Likey likey.

I hate you.....

I just happen to have a Yugo sks with a ugly ass stock .

[Gewehr98]

That can be fixed, without going all goofy-assed bullpup.

[Scout26]

All goofy-assed bull-pup is an improvement to an SKS. 

[mtnbkr]

That can be fixed, without going all goofy-assed bullpup.

IIRC, that stock isn't available any longer.

Or maybe I'm thinking about the one you used for another SKS, the one without the bayonet.

Chris

[Gewehr98]

Chris, I don't think either the East German camo synthetic for the Yugo, or the black synthetic sporter are available now in 2013. 

Stuff waxes and wanes with the availability of a given type of rifle.  (I'm not counting Tapco, aka, "Crapco" - something tells me they'll always be pushing stuff out the door.)

When the Yugo SKS variants were coming in hot and heavy, there were all sorts of stocks sold to fit them.

That sporter synthetic stock for my benchrest SKS was an easy find at the time all those Norincos were getting imported, too.

I don't like bullpup conversions because all of the ones I handled/fired had the most Gawd-awful triggers, thanks to the linkage and associated monkey motion.

[ArfinGreebly]

My next purchase is going to be a lever action in a rifle caliber over .40.

Huh.

I be cruisin' for a lever gun in .22 WMR.

LGS has a Winchester 9422, 20" bbl, but they want $700 for it.  Yes, I understand it's probably the best implementation; yes, I understand that that's not really a bad price.  But I can get two Henry "plain Jane" .22 mag levers for that same dosh.

Well, (ahem) that is to say could, provided the dosh ever shows up.

[Gewehr98]

It's my understanding that original Winchester 9422s, either in .22LR or .22 WMR, are commanding serious prices since they went belly-up.

I should ask Wife #2 if she wants to sell hers, come to think of it...