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Great to deal with and a nice guy. Showed up right on time with cash, it doesn't get any better.

Excellent transaction and he's a very nice guy. I've never seen that much ammo in a Fiat and he still had room for more!!

Showed up on time with cash. Very nice guy and I will not hesitate to do business with him again.

On time with cash. Doesn't get any better than that.

Great transaction. Showed up on time with cash.

I can't speak for Frankford Arsenal, but for cases, trays, etc. I'll spend a couple extra bucks on MTM products because everything has a "Made in USA" on them.

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All CCTV recorders in the vicinity were rendered inoperable at the time of the transaction.

Nice guy. Showed up on time and payed with non-sequential single dollar bills in an Italian aged leather bound briefcase as requested.

Its the buffer retaining pin that would worry me. Appears to be held in place by a roll pin, but the slamming of the buffer against it being a weak point especially on a seam.

Looks pretty interesting, but I don't think I'm adventurous enough to get one. http://www.rainierar...product_id=3402

WOW!! This is pretty cool. I'm a railroader and a Glock lover, I now have to urge to own one of these lol

Paul at Arms-n-Ammo is a wizard with all magazines.

on time and a very nice guy. thanks again for meeting me locally!

My CZ Kadet has been absolutely perfect. With about 1k rounds through it of Fed Bulk Pack I have yet to have any kind of failure. I originally bought a CZ 75B in 9mm matte stainless as a BBQ gun, then got the Kadet conversion. Since the arrival of the conversion .22LR is all I use it for.

Why do you want your rifle blueprinted? Is it sub MOA at 100yds? From what I've researched it's only worth it if your groups are horrible or your going to rebarrel because yours is worn out. I have an AAC-SD I want blueprinted, rechambered and chopped down to 16" but it's hard to justify it when I'm .5" MOA at 100yds and still sub MOA at 300yds.

I'm in the same boat right now. I'm leaning towards www.ShortActionCustoms.com for my Rem 700 but I don't know what their wait times are. A local smith/machinist would be great though!

I got one last month through Arms-N-Ammo. I checked Davidsons Gallery of Guns religiously once an hour every day. They had 2 matte stainless steel in stock on a Sunday at 9 am. I ordered one and the other was gone within 30 min. I absolutely love this gun!!

It wouldn't be a bad idea as the stock sights do not facilitate any low light shooting what so ever. I just painted my front sight post with a Testers hi-viz orange model paint and it made a great improvement.

LCR .357 packed with .38 +P Gold Dots is in my front pocket every time I leave the state, which is every morning for work. Painted the front with Hi-Viz Testers model paint so I can find it faster. Its easily my favorite revolver.

http://www.hk22rimfire.com/index.php?page=mp5-a5 hit the thumbnails of the rifle pics. on the left side of the reciever you can clearly make out "HK MP5"

the side of the reciever clearly says MP5 on it which would make me feel uneasy about owning one. We all know its a clone but the state of NJ has a very hard time determining their stance on these subject matters. And after talking to Paul (PK90) about it, if he's not comfortable with it then there is no way I would be.

so is the Umarex MP5 .22lr in the 10rd model legal? everyone seems to have a different answer.

both are very dependable and shotguns, but.......if you're going to set it up as a pistol grip fighting shotgun then the location of the safety is a big factor in my opinion. When I set down my AR15 and pick up my 870 the transition is seamless for me because the location of everything in the trigger group is easily accessible to my trigger hand, whereas the Moss 500 has the safety on top making it a little more awkward. Also if you play with the Aguila supper short shotgun shells, the Moss cycles them flawlessly and I have to do certain manipulations to make my Rem feed them correctly instead of doing cartwheels in front of the bolt.

I'm here to sign up for duty. Skills/Experience: -8 years of Marine Corps training -Combat tested -Cardio is top notch -expert Z.O.R.V. operator anyone else have a zombie crusher? the random looks i get are priceless!!