Fishpaw

Many historic guns are somewhat rare. Even if they made tons of them back in the day, it could be that a complete one, or a converted semi auto version is quite rare.

All of my guns are well used.

No 90.33% (355 votes) Yes 9.67% (38 votes)

This is the look I want to go for....but with a nicer couch.

I wish that Gatling gun was $6k. It would be sitting in my living room.

The One Gun a Month law says there is an exception for licensed collectors, and a C&R is a collectors license and should fulfill this purpose. , however they still wont accept a C&R in NJ for this use. It even mentions a C&R license, but from what Ive heard, they still make you apply and fill out a form to get the exception saying that NJ doesnt accept C&R. Maybe this is something that should be looked into as a legal way to get around OGAM, even if its just for C&R guns? (7) A dealer shall not knowingly deliver more than one handgun to any person within any 30-day period. This limitation shall not apply to: (b) a collector of handguns as curios or relics as defined in Title 18, United States Code, section 921 (a) (13) who has in his possession a valid Collector of Curios and Relics License issued by the federal Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives;

The neutered nub holds the cleaning rod....once it cant click onto the bayonet, its no longer a bayo lug....its just the cleaning rod holder at that point.

Just grind the ears off and its good to go. The nub part will also have a hole in it, front to back, that is used to hold the cleaning rod in place. Its not a bayo lug at all..its a cleaning rod holder....

Yes 95.34% No 4.66%

I once picked up a handgun that I had some work done on from a gunsmith, and forgot to bring a case for it. Thats exactly how he gave it back to me....Brown butcher paper and string....Looked like it could have come from a butcher, or bakery or even an old school laundry.

Its not a motorcycle gang.....its a motorcycle club.....Its MC.....not MG.....Its like the clip vs mag thing for guys in MCs.

Same here....I was on 287..doing at least 65...music on..and it took a moment to realize what the odd noise was. I turned off the radio..and opened the window and it was insanely loud. ....In South Brunswick area, Ive heard maybe a few and only saw one casing.

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newsvideo/viral-video/10179925/TV-reporters-bear-safety-tips-demonstration-goes-viral.html

I have an Ithaca 37 featherlight shotgun that came from the Buffalo NY Police Dept, also built in the 60's. They were bought new back then and apparently never issued. A few years back a guy at a PA gun show had a table full of them $250 each. came with the original Buffalo NY gun room card, showing it was never issued or signed out. I bought one, but should have bought as many as I could. Parkerized finish, no receiver engraving and very plain stock and forend. Great shotguns....you can also hold the trigger and it will fire as you pump.

And the cops will tell you there is nothing they can do..because legally they cant. They can ask the person to stop filming...or you can ask them...and they have no legal obligation to stop. Its the same thing with the paparazzi and celebrities....they get followed all the time everywhere they go.....and its 100% legal. This has been challenged tons of times in various courts....and it always loses....

There is no assumption or expectation of privacy in public. This has gone to court numerous times. If you are on a public street, or public place, or can be seen by someone in public, you may be filmed or photographed, like it or not. They are on a public street...they can be filmed...period. And the statement that his radio was too loud and was interfering with their investigation is rediculous. Seems a bit odd that he was "..... held overnight in jail on suspicion of obstruction of justice and released at 5 AM the next day. " .....I guess he wasnt interfering after all......

yeah....it sort of comes and goes. I started out with more common guns, and once I had a decent collection, I found I wanted something else, so I moved more towards the more unusual and uncommon, especially in the historical area. Things like beltfeds, and ww1 arms and things like that. Luckily that stuff is still somewhat hard to come by and pricey, so its not like I can buy a lot of it.....

Found this blog, where they photoshop the guns out of movie images and replace them with a thumbs up. http://thumbsandammo.blogspot.com/

Im a business owner in NYC, and know a lot of cops....but last time I looked it was a total pain in the ass to get a CCW in NYC...and they said it probably wont be approved and then Ill have to answer yes to the question if ive ever been denied a gun permit....

They are often just talking out of their asses to make it more difficult for us. My town's website clearly says fingerprints are only required if the applicant hast had any activity on file for over 2 years, but last time I applied they told me that its been 2 years since my last prints and Ill have to be reprinted the next time I apply, even though ive had activity/applied for p2p.

Its not such a problem anymore as most AKs are built from commercially made receivers, but in the old days, when people in other states would make their own AK receiver, they would sometime cut the slot on the top rails of the receiver too long, which would cause the bolt carrier to jump off the tracks. A buffer would solve that problem, as it wouldnt let the bolt carrier go back too far and would prevent it from jumping/jamming.

If ya need some heavy semi auto support, let me know....

Check out the Ms. New Jersey and her crazy eyes at 7:24

this is horrible...

LOVE the Dead Kennedys reference...