Lublin

aka The Tickler

You won't have time to reload when the zombies come. Prepare yourself. :twisted:

Mine grossed $2k a long time ago. I was going to sell it but then I thought about all the cash I have in it and decided to keep it. It's my overly equipped SHTF gun.

I'm well stocked with .22LR, .223, .243, and 7.62x54R. Just need some 9mm for the pistol, now.

Prices are listed on the site. I shipped my just my upper in a tube with great packing from all sides. Make sure what you ship it in can be reused because they do not provide shipping containers upon completion of services.

www.adcofirearms.com

BB guns are considered firearms in NJ and can get you into a whole lot of trouble. Use your head.

COE for each rifle being trading hands.

That's amazing!

1000 rounds at that price plus 8% NY tax comes out to be $193.75

OH THE JOY OF A BAN STATE! :evil: :roll: He should send them to my shop and I'll pin them!

I believe that was with the older Wolf ammo primers. I ask about issues because I know steel casings don't expand like brass casings do in the chamber, therefore there might be some pressure blowback. I'm wondering if anyone has had any issues with this as well as anything else.

I've been trying Brillo.

I was asking for that. I meant: I've never used steel-cased pistol ammo before. Does anyone here have any experience with it? My range doesn't mind steel casings.

Anyone get theirs yet? Who has these in stock? (Colt or S&W)

Has anyone ever shot steel-cased ammo out of their pistol? How does it go?

OK, give it up! Who's got bulk 9mm target ammo at a great price?

I've got MILSURPHYLLIS :shock:

She's looking for a ring!!!

I guess he missed the first time.

My gun cabinet is starting to look like my high school locker. Things start falling out when I open the door, and it's mostly Mosins! My ammo cabinet is soon to be max'ed out, too. :oops:

Don't sweat the sillyness. Eat, drink and be merry.

Can they remove front sight posts and replace them with flip up sights? Or low profile gas blocks? That's exactly what I did with my M4 and that's exactly who did it for me. 8-) Just be specific with what you want done. Include a typed out letter with your package specifying exactly what you want done. ADCO sells muzzle brakes and gas blocks. You might want to check out what they have in stock.

Anything is legal as long as it's classified as a muzzle brake. ADCO Firearms provides a great and affordable removal and mounting of permanently mounted muzzle brakes.

That would be the most beautiful and liberating sight ever. Until it takes you a year or two to get it because of everyone in front of you and the local PD's just ignoring filing it for a few months till they have some free time to do one or two here and there. The early bird gets the worm. Keep your ear to the street.