Fishpaw

My nephew's birthday was on 10/10/10 and he turned 10 years old to boot....

This is purely hypothetical.....but what if the OP had found a handgun that was in his family? Does he then have to transfer it to himself with a pistol permit? And if he did....who would be the seller?

MY GOD!!!! HE HAD 525 ROUNDS!!!!! ITS AN ARSENAL!!!! HE MUST BE PREPARING FOR WAR!!!!!

details?...yeah...we went into a gun store filled out the required forms , then gave the store some money and bought them....

Thank you for voting! Yes 82.43% (760 votes) No 16.92% (156 votes) Not sure 0.65% (6 votes) Total Votes: 922

You will always do better selling the gun yourself then using that money to get something else. A dealer is going to pay you wholesale, and sell you a new gun at retail. A dealer will never pay you as much as you can get for it selling it yourself.

Bought one back when they were a lot cheaper...very nice guns....And still a good deal at that price.

Well....I know what I wont be bringing if I go.....

Oct 30th is a Saturday.....Im available, but still trying to make up my mind if I should go or not......

How the hell do they even build/erect a tower like that?

I wonder if they make a vehicle vagina?

seems like a trashy thing to do...Ive seen them and think they are kinda dumb....like putting a plastic flamingo on your lawn....

Congrats...Went through the process in Korea almost 2 years ago....Its amazing how you soon you forget you didnt actually birth her/him...

Ive assembled an AR and ive built quite a few AKs and other guns as well. Building an AK is nothing at all like an AR. Assembling an AR lower I used my hands and a pen knife....thats it. It has to be one of the easiest builds out there. Even someone with minimal skills should be able to do it. There is no fitting or filing...no machining, or any of that. The parts just basicly fit in place. Honestly, if you can build with Lego....you can assemble an AR lower. For an AK you need much more than that. There are free tutorials on many gun builds out there, and depending on your skill level some people probably could use a class. I attended a free build party, but thanks for your generous offer anyway, and learned how to do it. Ive also watched some videos to see if there were any other ways to do the same job. Some builds require milling and machining...some include welding and complex timing and head spacing. And the more complex the build, the more reason to take a class or attend a build party....a free one if possible.

Ive been looking at these for a while. Been thinking of buying a kit and having it built. Ends up costing about $500 less, but the wait time may be a lot longer.

The first gun I build/put together was an AR. It may seem like a lot of small parts and springs and all, but its a hell of a lot easier than you would think. There are quite a few very good free videos and tutorials online that walk you through the whole process. Assembling the parts in the lower receiver took me maybe 30 minutes. I then used a complete upper which just pins on...There is also that guy at the gun shows who will assemble and upper for you as well.............Now if it was a class for an Ak or other build, perhaps that would be more relavent, but for an AR.....not so much.

"for all lawful purposes" is a lovely standard answer

Check out this URL http://www.ceasefirenj.com/ It sure as hell doesnt go to Cryin Bryan's website anymore.

Any Yugo AK furniture will fit, but you will have a triangular gap where the slant cut is.

WRONG! Ive heard this nonsense before as well...make a friend in PA who will let you use his work bench to mod your mags that you buy out of state...

looks a bit like Sponge Bob there at the end.

This one is even better...

I find image 17 very disturbing......

http://www.theonion.com/video/proposed- ... esh,14175/