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For what exactly? They can make any claims they want, and if someone doesn't challenge it, it stands. I can understand why they don't challenge it. Paula dow is dealing with the IRS. They largely do what they want until congress reigns them in, and it's a point intended to be argued for each occurrence, not to be a comprehensive definition. Much like we are at the mercy of the guidelines. AUto ordnance runs into the list. It says M1 type. That is broder than a specific make and model, making it harder to challenge. Even so, I'll ask you the question: did anyone take it to court? Same goes for the AK spot on the list. It's going to take more than swapping a roll mark and a muzzle device for those I suspect. Still, did they bring a challenge? No they acquiesced to the administrative code.

There is no substantially identical. There is the feature game, and while it IS in the law for shotguns, there isn't really for rifles without a fixed magazine. (2)Any firearm manufactured under any designation which is substantially identical to any of the firearms listed above. (3)A semi-automatic shotgun with either a magazine capacity exceeding six rounds, a pistol grip, or a folding stock. (4)A semi-automatic rifle with a fixed magazine capacity exceeding 15 rounds. (5)A part or combination of parts designed or intended to convert a firearm into an assault firearm, or any combination of parts from which an assault firearm may be readily assembled if those parts are in the possession or under the control of the same person. We just have administrative code and a banned list.

Provide the front is a same plane front, yes.

My guess to contributing factors? 1) 2014 mid term elections. DNC is backing off that issue for now. 2) the gun grabbing money train is ending. That stupid moms crap has been wound up as the maig/bloomberg shill front it was. 3) it lacks popularity, and was shot down last year, why back a loser this year. 4) all existing mag bans pre date heller. A new ban creates an aggrieved class, and opens them up to litigation that could go to scotus. They don't nee-add that right now.

Imdb doesn't list her on that show, you sure it's the same actress?

I've sliced off a nice chunk of flesh being overly enthusiastic inserting mags in my m&p. I've gotten a nice blood blister from a glock 19 too. But that's strong hand getting pinched, not the weak hand inserting the mag.

So you don't trust them to conduct an investigation into self defense fairly, but you do trust them to be infallible when prosecuting a capital crime? Your reasoning boggles my mind.

She's 57, she doesn't look bad for 57. Anyway, my list of who is and isn't likely to get offed. SAFE 1) Daryl - he's got a lot more character development to do IMO, and he is a fan favorit. 2) Carl - he's the character embodying a bunch of meta stuff, so unless you see a replacement pop up, he's safe. 3) Rick - he's ripe for killing IMO, but given that the story is essentially about him and carl (to the point of AMC wanting a spinoff show of a separate group), I don't see it happening 4) Judith/little ass kicker - I think if they kill the baby off it is going to be indirect, and they already diverged from the comic in having her survive the governor's attack. 5) Tyreese - He's a major character from the comics, and he hasn't really had much of an arc yet. On the bubble 1) Michone - fan favorite, but they primed her for hitting you in the feels if she gets offed. 2) MAggie - same, plus how much more story is there. 3) Glenn - same, plus he's an asian character not played by a white dude in makeup who actually had character development, and this is still hollywood, so... AT risk everyone else. I put beth at the top of the list, plus some of our newer characters.

1:9 is fine for 50gr to at least 64gr. Some 68gr stuff works nicely, some doesn't perform well enough to justify the premium bullet prices. 77gr is likely not going to be worth the effort. I have a 1:9, it shoots 62gr projectiles as well as it does 55gr. As fro case volume, it varies. nosler makes a 60gr partition bullet that is fat and stubby, and a 60gr varmint with cannelure that isn't. The varmint round actually eats up more case volume, but the partition is actually more likely to raise pressures because it has a larger bearing surface (i.e. more surface area contacting the rifling).

As amoral and ethical issue, yes I think there is grounds for a death penalty. However, given the state of our "justice" system, no I don't think we should have one. Everyone has metrics to hit, and screw you if your life gets in the way of them. From the investigator who "knows" who did it an makes up a case, or even worse fakes up evidence and frames someone for something they didn't do, to the cops trying to make quota, to the DAs who live and die by their win loss ratio, to judges that get appointed that haven't been to law school, to a hundred other things. Just no. My version of it is to seek the ability for everyone to hold the right to defend themselves from harm as vigorously as necessary and using effective means. I'd rather trust a random stranger than my legal system.

Actually substantially identical failed pretty rapidly. It is why the administrative code has the feature game in it.

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You can make a rough parkerized finish look like that if you hit it up with something like remington dry lube, or the tail end of a bottle of clp that you haven't been shaking up sufficiently when using it. I've done the latter to a 590 I owned. Had a bottle of breakfree and hadn't been shaking it up thoroughly. Got a bit lump of the suspended teflon in the bottom. Then apparently shook it up enough to break up a good chunk while cleaning everything in the safe. The 590 got the worst of it and looked a lot liek that for several cleanings. The gasses in operation are in the tens of thousands of PSI range. So the airhose thing won't tell you much. I've had a leaky gas block, and 1) it didn't spread it so far (but got close), 2) didn't cover that uniformly around the barrel, and 3) Not only had the white color form the lead, but had a reddish brown and after a few days, some oxidized copper green to it.

There were ribs on the grill. It might not be beth. BUt taking from the talking dead quotes about "nobody is safe" and characters get ripe, where are they going to go with Beth? She can either be carl 2, or maggie 2, or... well, they basically have wrung out her character without giving her something new, and everyone else is more popular.

Bbq= beth got there first.

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Uh let's see. First time the match hasn't been canceled since like November. It's supposed to be warmish. I'm guessing the match is full. There is the possibility they pulled it without being full to set up the arch early, but I'm doubtful.

Well I'll suggest what gave me shoulder bruising with my ar. It was being over aggressive with shouldering it. Unless you have some kind of illness that makes you bruise incredibly easy, .223 out of a >6lb rifle won't be bruising you.

Got it at a local breakfast place in Las Vegas. I've gotten it in PA and Florida as well. I did a lot if growing up in Dover nj. It was pork roll if you were ordering a sandwich and Taylor ham if you were shopping for the stuff at the supermarket.

Any time they pass a law, you can form a class and challenge it. How viable that course of action is is questionable.

The anti crowd would like this heard en banc and reversed as that would eliminate a clear circuit split under conditions where one is likely to crop up (i.e. the remaining circuits are unlikely to generate any opinion). From tehir perspective that would reduce the odds of SCOTUS hearing any carry case, which is best form their point of view. If it stands, it does nothing for us other than increasing the odds the drake is heard, and if not, AND the state of California appeals to SCOTUS, we could benefit from SCOTUS upholding Peruta.

range bag is fine.

Most of the barrels out there are rifle or midlength. The rifle will be softer shooting, how much it matters is up to you. From a non subjective standpoint, if your gas port is sized right, midlength, intermediate, and rifle length should deliver reliable function. The only thing that is pretty much not subjective and not situational is the pressure at the gas port as the bullet passes, and the dwell time between passing the gas port and reaching the muzzle. Rifle will be less than intermediate will be less than midlength for both. That implies two things IMO. 1) gas port erosion will be slower for rifle than intermediate than mid length. 2) That intermediate should be the least sensitive to ammo choice and ambient conditions because the dwell time matches the original design closest. From my perspective as a consumer, I'd vote rifle because I can get spare parts easily, and worst case is it becomes under gassed. AS a remedy to that I can lighten my buffer, which has lots of DIY options if you don't use a powdered metal filled one and open it up with a punch. SO it maximizes my ability to get spares and keep it running while giving me a soft shooter.

AWB still applies, it is semi auto. It just means one of the three evil features I spotted is not an evil feature. I did nopt know that the .30-06 version differed from teh .308 version whcih I looked for a long while ago.

No, their position is that if they hear it en banc, one of tow things will happen. 1)They will side with the state, in which case Peruta's side will appeal to SCOTUS. 2)They will Side with Peruta, in which case the state can and likely will appeal to SCOTUS. If they don't hear it en banc, the state may or may not appeal to SCOTUS as they see fit. Given that, there is ZERO reason to hear it en banc according to the filer as either way SCOTUS has to make the decision anyway or the verdict stands as is. As a benefit, he argues that the court can get on with other cases and reduce their total pending workload. It's nice, but it is not true. Eliminating the decision would eliminate a clear well defined split amongst circuit courts, possibly helping ot keep the issue of SCOTUS radar forever as there is little liklihood of the issue creeping up in other circuits anytime soon.