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They are out there. Check AIM Suirplus. Also check slick guns.com.

I know i suggested an older Marlin, but I did recently buy a new Marlin 1895 lever gun in 45-70 (I would not recommend this for your mom ) for a hog hunt. The gun is put together very well and the fit & finish are good. My Marlin 357 from about 5 years ago was a different story. Topher is probably right about the Remington built Marlins improving their quality control.

The Rossi 92 and/or Marlin Lever 1894 rifles in 357mag are terrific. She can shoot 38 special out of them and not be bothered by recoil. They are accurate and fun to shoot. Personally I prefer the Rossi. I think the action is much smoother than the Marlin. You won't go wrong, especially if you decide on a Marlin you get an older one.

Go to Range 14 with a full length magazine. The range master there gives people a hard time. I have heard that the police have been called more than once (although never seen in person).

I got a Lee Factory Crimp die for my Dillon 550B setup because I was having problems chambering 45ACP bullets in 1911 match barrels. If you use a 45ACP wheel gun, it is a good idea too so that the round can build up some pressure before entering the barrel. I would get unburnt powder in my gun when I didn't use a good crimp for my Model 25-2.

You could chop off the rear of it and stick on one of those Saiga combined pistol grip/adjustable stocks. then it would have all the evil features and still be legal. A big FU to Jersey politicians. Sent from my QMV7A using Tapatalk

Start off with magazine fed. If so, then more than one evil feature makes it an assault weapon. If fed by any other means (i.e. lever, bolt action, break open, etc), then it is not applicable.

With the media and politicians demonizing gun owners and ownership, how many gun owners just said "nope" when asked if they owned a gun? Either out of paranoia or simply to avoid being judged negatively by the questioner.

Baby daycare thwarted me yesterday. Looks like i will be headed to Elizabeth on the weekend. The theater there is showing it through the weekend.

I just called Heritage Rahway today to ask a question. They want $75 for a transfer. I asked if it includes NICS. Nope. That is outrageous.

Edwill. Sorry I don't look closer at the link. I thought the lo-caps had been phased out. I do know they come in high cap.

The NPaP only comes in double I believe. It was the PAP that was single. Yes to both. Look at the upside. How much longer in this country do you think they will be importing legitimate military factory AKs? I would take the hit now. In the future people are going to be paying stupid money for crap domestic AKs.

The NPAP and OPAP are not single stack any more. The first generation of PAP rifles was. The newest generation are standard doublestack. The one in your link was assembled by the monkeys at Century Arms and has shitty furniture. I think you would end up wanting to swap it out.

Take a look at the Zastava N-PAP and O-PAP rifles. Built in Serb military factory. O-PAP has milsurp furniture. I believe AIM Surplus has them. So does Atlantic Firearms. Personally I would still go the Saiga route. They can be found for $500 online. Just add NICS and transfer. Hopefully you have an FFL that doesn't gouge you. It is like building an AR. You learn all about the workings and will be able to strip and work on them after that. The conversion process takes about 45 minutes. All you need is a dremel and basic tools like screwdrivers. P.S. I have a new Saiga for sale in the classifieds.

I am planning on catching the 7pm showing Wednesday night. I'll be the big bald guy with the brown carhartt. I may have a man-date as there is no way in hell my wife would ever watch this.

Go to Carolina Shooter's Supply for the retaining plate. Or Mississippi Auto Arms, or Dinzag Arms

For cheaper, the Timbersmith Russian Red furniture looks really nice. I am looking into getting some Iodine Orange furniture for my Mak-90. That will be from Combloc Customs and cost me a bit under $300.

I have found Blue Dot and 2400 to be great powders for heavy loads of 357. You may want to up the bullet weight and look at 200+ grains. Just make sure that the bullet profile will feed reliably in your carbine.

Oh yeah, just picked up another pallet of Russkie surplus 5.45x39. At least 7.62x39 has a bunch of domestic suppliers, so I imagine American ammo manufacturers would be able to ramp up production and pick up the slack. 5.45x39 only has Hornady. And it is more than twice the price of Wolf and surplus.

Remember what Bush Senior then Clinton did with Chinese arms/ammo imports. The last Chinese Aks to hit these shores were back in the early 90's. And that ban was never reversed. It is not hard to see Obama doing the same for Russian arms and ammo. It gives him an excuse to ban a scary looking black gun. Thankfully, we do have allies that create AK rifles and have surplus ammo (Poland, Bulgaria, etc), but there is something about a Russian AK... It might not be a bad time to pick up a Saiga or an Arsenal SGL, etc. In the interest of full disclosure though, I do have a Saiga 7.62x39 for sale in the classifieds.

A good deal more expensive than Les Baer. More refined looking and a prettier finish. I would point her towards Ed Browns if she wants pretty or Baer if she wants function, but that is just a personal preference.

Branch out. Look for a nice blued K frame or N frame Smith and Wesson in 357. As tough as you think the GP100 is, a Model 28-2 will give it a run for its money and possibly beat it. Check out the Ruger Single Action revolvers in 357. There is even a Ruger convertible SA version that lets you shoot 357 and 9mm from different cylinders in the same gun.

I have never done it before and don't have a drill press. Is there anyone located near central Jersey that might be able to help me with this? Thanks Chris

Do you have a drill press to do it or are you going by hand?

Google Heggis Flip. Night and day difference. Sent from my QMV7A using Tapatalk