Lublin

Remington will ship you a few of these to wrap around your finger:

Hypothetical situation: I'm trading a pistol I own for a pistol someone else owns in state. We both own the guns legally and hold FID cards. Do we both need to file for new pistol permits or just transfer ownership with a COE? Besides both of us having to ship to an FFL, does this change when trading pistols with a person out of state?

Let's hope he didn't have a CCW. We all know the can of worms that would open up. :roll:

I wanna go.

I'm slowly teaching myself gunsmithing. I have a machine shop and experience in manufacturing and machining, I should be able to get into gunsmithing rather smoothly.

I know. I can do that, too. But if it's a black trigger it'll obviously be metal colored where it was polished.

+1.

Friggin' waterheads. :roll:

If you pull the trigger I can polish it up for you if you don't have the tools.

1. file 2. sand paper 3. emery cloth 4. rouge and dremel with polishing bit That's how I smoothed the trigger contact points on my Mosins. They have a mirror shine.

How was the C&R selection and prices?

You mean 13th.

I'm out of it's on the 13th. Got the Mighty Hamptons triathlon that day. :twisted:

Good running into you and your wife, Bill! Keep an eye out for the next Cherry Ridge meet. I'll definitely be there September 6th for new member orientation and shooting.

AWESOME TIME! Thanks to all that showed and for the great attitudes everyone had. I'll be a Cherry Ridge member next month. :mrgreen: Time to go clean my guns and ice my shoulder. 60 rounds with 12 gauge and 100 rounds with the Mosin has got me sore. :oops:

My list o' toys: 12 gauge shottie 2 Mosin 91/30's Savage .243 Glenfield .22LR rifle box 'o clays No pistols for me today. Ammo prices are silly around here. :roll: Leaving now. Be there at 12:30. 8-)

Yes sir. My sight adjusting tool hasn't come in yet, so they won't be shooting that accurately.

I'll be there at 12:30 with a truck full o' firearms!

That's what is responsible for keeping them minty fresh and rust free after sitting in a cave for 60 years. We met a guy at the show that has 13 mosins, and bought his 14th.... and he agrees, this is the dirtiest they have come. the great news... found a 1939, numbers matching, with nice rifling, and has not been counter bored. Fin M39?

Pics.....or else!

Sucks.

I now know what heaven looks like.

BTT! Very excited!

That's insanity!

No sir, but I'll be at Cherry Ridge tomorrow. :mrgreen: