They HAD some 250gr 50x45 Expander MZ RedHots too but some how in the move i didnt get them. I ordered several boxes of Spitfires, 2 Knight slings and they had/have Knight logo soft cases for just $9. Total with shipping was about $130...just the bullets would have cost me about that much at Cabelas.

I like the Scopion Gold PTs too. I got 2 boxes, one of each weight. Great bullet for the money.

BTW www.wideners.com has 44 and 45cal Nosler Partitions for just $23-24 a box of 50. They have 44-250, 45-260 and 45-300s. Thats about half price. I got 10 boxes. :D

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Glad to see the co. is back in business. I have two of their guns and the older one has sevrved me well for many deer seasons.

Shhh dont tell anyone but the old LK93 54cal is my favorite when it comes to just having fun. :wink:

It is hard to beat them old LK rifles. I have two of them and both of them are good shooters, quick to shoulder, and easy to carry. I can see why they were Knight's bread and butter for a long time.

I am glad they are back in business. I hated to see them go under, as they were and still are one of my favorite rifle companies. Just look at my gun rack.

The thing that sold me on Knights is the customer service. Sure, most of their guns are really good but IMO no one beats their customer service. Getting my LK working and returned the parts within a week.

Sam and Al ROCK!!! :rock:

I sure hope the new owner/s realize how much they have helped Knight in the past. They really need to split up into 2 divisions IMO. One for the newer entry level rifles (Visions/Shadow) and KP1s (PI-INC) and another that makes the guns (Discs ect) that were Knights bread and butter (Iowa).

Scott