Maksim

automatic. Just make sure you click through the banner in the first post. =) NJGF gets a 3% credit.

was looking for a category... don?

yes, it is 4 bricks of 525 round federal bulk packs, in a cabelas dry storage box.

btw, it is on hulu. both seasons. season 1 only episodes 5 to 10 are avail though.

it is really good bulk ammo, and the dry box is absolutely worth it.

For France it is a very delicate topic. In particular because Arabs are the largest growing group, fastest growing religion, and if I am not mistaken, over 35% of the population is Muslim.

Thank you guys. Keep at it.

haha, yes, that conversion kit was not bad, and I must say.... the new generation glock, didnt feel bad at all with the more rounded and textured grip.

Most cities will have discharge laws. Then you also need to have permission. IE, why you still cant whack a deer on your own property, or wack a bear in your back yard. For discharge, I know in Pa, you must have at least 5 acres to shoot on own property.

Enjoy it Dave. Great rifles and great fun.

haha, cute.

put it in the wallet in the cash section. over time, you will have a slight bend, but fits fine.

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you are quite welcome

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It works in some guns, sticky in others. In ak variants, and some AR variants.

Fun stuff. Great turnout.

Wasnt a firing. just a smart move to shut the politicians up. He is still walking away with 18 million or so from his deferred comp.

mazel tov chris. Its not that bad.... as long as she supports guns.

Chris, You bought a vepr? =) Yes, will be there.

I am sure she didnt even think it was illegal or even heard of one a month. She was probably used to living in America.... where firearms were a part of life.

yikes. Keep your family safe. Hopefully no one is hurt.

Anyone that thinks their primary home is an appreciating asset, you are completely wrong. You dont own the home, you are renting it from your mortgage company. Unless you paid for it in cash, or it is in your name, it is not yours. As far as firearms, to me, it is an investment on my balance sheet. Firearms, bought right, are absolutely an asset, that can be sold if needs arise. In the past few years, they have been a really good investment. So good that I would venture to say, granted there is a lack of definite statistics data for firearms, but Firearms are a better investment then your home. A home is a long term inflation hedge, it is not an "investment". the my home is an investment mentality is what got the country into the mess it is right now. Here is a question, lets say for some damn chance you stay in your home for 30 years, pay it off, er, pay 500k in payments for a 250k home, with the rest being interest.... and now you want to retire.... so you sell your home.... now what? Going to live in a box? Get another home? going to cost you. Guns.... they will go up, and yes you will be able to sell them. As far as firearms, I am sure alot will disagree with me, and that is ok.... but it is a damn expensive hobby to maintain, and the cost of firearms should be the least of anyone's concerns. As many mentioned, the ammo is where it is. Now if you are feeling buyer's remorse, you are either not sure if you overpaid, or whether you will receive the value out of it that you put into the firearm. Do what I do, and many others, buy firearms used. If you do not like it, almost guaranteed that you can sell it for the same price you bought it for. It is interesting to see firearms being listed in the marketplace that traded many hands. Lets say you spend $600 on a handgun.... If you shoot it with any regularity, 2 boxes an outing = $15x2 = $30 3 times a month = $90 In half a year, you spent as much on the ammo as on guns, not including the walk on fees, cleaning stuff, etc. Now the way most new people start, they are loving it, they love their 45 ACP, but dont want a membership to a range. 4 boxes of 45 ACP = $80 (20 x 4) you pay $20 walk on fee. $100 per outing. 4 times a month. Voila, you just spent $400 on ammo and walk on fees in the first month. If you are shooting rifle, and dont reload.... $18 a box of 308, $7 a box of 223. You are talking big big bucks. To appreciate firearms, I feel you need to shoot them often, so you can determine your own opinion of what you like and dislike, and find something that you hold to your heart. If you cannot afford to shoot at least once or twice a month, I do feel it is a waste of money, because at that point, you are complaining about a $600 polymer paper weight that just sits there that you do not get any use out of.

that I agree with... then again, I havent been wowed by anyone's skills. Ok, so who is applying to be on Top Shot season 2? I am tempted....