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I prefer the Walking Dead because of the character development. Neither show does the gun porn good enough for that to be a factor for me. Regarding the guns in Falling Skies... I don't find the AK's that strange... The short barrel Sig 552, the HK G36, and to a lesser degree, the Galil, are all much stranger as random pick ups in my opinion.

Glad I could help!

Are you using 15-22 mags with a Ciener-based conversions? Details please...

There's a delay notice on the home page (it's been there for few weeks) That said, missing the majority of an order is inexcusable. That's just bad business.

There seems to be some confusion about what Twitter is and isn't... sure, you can sit there and tweet all sorts of nonsense about yourself that no one will probably care about. But, no says you HAVE to tweet anything, or tell anyone what your twitter name is. It can be a useful tool depending on how you use it. I couldn't care less about the "social" aspect of it... but I do use it to keep up with a bunch of gun/gear related retailers and web sites because it saves me the trouble of having to go to each individual site to find out about a sale they're having or a giveaway contest they're running. Anyway, here are some decent gun/knife/gear related twitter links in no particular order https://twitter.com/NRANews https://twitter.com/NRA https://twitter.com/2AFDN https://twitter.com/CompTac https://twitter.com/ESEEKnives https://twitter.com/spikestactical https://twitter.com/Magpul_HQ https://twitter.com/SKDTAC https://twitter.com/Blade_Tech https://twitter.com/MAXPEDITION https://twitter.com/Slickgunscom https://twitter.com/kifaru_intl https://twitter.com/RvnConcealment https://twitter.com/MidwayUSA https://twitter.com/RainierArms https://twitter.com/SmithWessonCorp https://twitter.com/aimsurplus https://twitter.com/BenchmadeKnives https://twitter.com/MassadAyoob https://twitter.com/GLOCKInc https://twitter.com/VuurwapenBlog https://twitter.com/militarymorons https://twitter.com/LarryVickers https://twitter.com/Arcteryx https://twitter.com/VikingTactics https://twitter.com/TacticalDistrib https://twitter.com/kershawknives https://twitter.com/Emerson_knives https://twitter.com/SpydercoKnives https://twitter.com/DanielDefense https://twitter.com/tacticalgear https://twitter.com/jerkthetrigger https://twitter.com/ITStactical https://twitter.com/MAC_Arms https://twitter.com/tadgear That should keep you busy for a while

It's available on discs at netflix http://movies.netflix.com/Movie/Falling_Skies/70181814 As far as streaming goes, Amazon Video and Itunes also have season 1, but you gotta pay for those.

In this particular case, the mistake was yours, not PSA's. The description PSA has on the website is similar to the description CMMG has for those mags: http://cmmginc.secur...Long-Rifle-1341 Those mags are Gen 1 mags - they do in fact hold the bolt open on the last round. What they do NOT do is hold the bolt open once the magazine has been removed. So, saying they have a "bolt catch follower" is an accurate description. What you should have bought is the new CMMG mags that were designed to work with CMMG's BHOA http://cmmginc.secur...t-Skin-Mag-1749 Sadly, there are no 15 round gen2 mags that I'm aware of. It sux that you didn't get what you thought you were getting, but, you can't really blame PSA for this one.

He's kind of the anti-hero of the show - does a lot of f*ed up sh*t, but saves a lot of people too. Plus, Pope = drama, and drama = ratings.

To my knowledge, there are no NJ guidelines regarding what is considered an acceptable method of pinning a stock. Which is why I went with "generally accepted" in my later post. Pinned stocks at least give the illusion of some sort of permanency. I'm just not getting that from a screw, regardless of what may have been ok during the AWB. Anyway, we're going in circles with this and I think we scared away the OP, so onto bigger and better things

Very cool - I may have to try this. Those 10 rounders SUCK!

Yeah, nothing is really permanent.. I get that. However, pins are a generally accepted method of limiting the "collapsible" feature of a stock. I've never run across anything that would suggest an exposed screw would fall into that same level of "generally accepted" and I would hate for someone to read this thread and think they've found a "shortcut" and get jammed up because of it. Again, I'm not familiar with the screws the SOCOM stock uses or how it limits movement, so, I may simply not be understanding how the mechanism works.

I wasn't aware the socom stock came with a screw to limit adjustment.. and maybe I'm misunderstanding how it locks the length in place, but, since when is a screw an acceptable method of preventing a stock from "collapsing"?

JMHO, but if striking with the stock is a concern for you, then a pinned stock is probably not the way you want to go. You may want to look into the Sully Stock - http://www.thedefens...tegory_s/51.htm if you're looking for a short but very solid option. Furthermore, when striking from the front, you will more than likely be using the muzzle device as the impact point, and probably not the rail... but weapons CQB isn't something I'm overly familiar with, so I'll leave it at that. Chris from MDTS (forum vendor) has a DVD that covers carbine combatives and may shed some more light on the subject if it's something you're interested in http://mdtstraining....ion=show_detail You can achieve that same clean sight picture with a standard AR upper and any number of a different rail systems and probably save yourself a bit of money - for example, I run a Daniel Defense Lite 12 rail on one of my ARs to achieve the same overall effect http://www.rainierar...&product_id=414 That said, "clean" is a relative term since even fold down iron sights will disrupt those "clean" lines Lastly, regarding the length VladT asked about - he wasn't so much referring to the length of the AR you're thinking of building, but the gas system length. So, the mid-length gas system he mentioned doesn't mean the rifle is any longer than a carbine length gas system... it just means the gas ports are in a different location on the barrel. A pictures is worth a thousand words, so: Carbine length barrel: http://www.aimsurplu...FSB&groupid=573 Mid-length barrel: http://www.aimsurplu...FSB&groupid=573 Same length barrel (16"), but, as you can see from the front sight block, the gas ports (which in this case are under the front sight) are in different locations. Hope that helps a little.

Out of curiosity, how did you come up with that particular parts lists? You have a very bizarre combination of low end, mid range, and high end parts. Anyway, some random thoughts in red below

Might not be cool, but sure is funny!

I guess the website needs some updating

One shooting guest?? I thought it was changed to two guests per member per visit?

Changed how?

For the handful of people that actually have a KSG: http://www.mesatactical.com/index.php?id=166 http://www.brownells.com/.aspx/pid=53533/Product/KSG-SURESHELL-CARRIER-RAIL I'm guessing 14 in the tubes plus 12 in the saddles would make for one REALLY heavy gun...

Everyone assumes that because of her name and half the roles she plays, but, as it turns out (and if you believe the interwebs) she's Dutch-Irish and Korean. So, technically, Ray was right.

I'm also right handed and left eye dominant. I mostly shoot long guns left handed. It was awkward at first, but like with most things, the more you do it the more natural it becomes. If I do shoot a long gun right handed, I will just close my left eye and use my right eye to look down the sights/scope.

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They run and hide the minute they see us. For now, they're fun to watch. If they start to become a problem, they'll be moved.

We name and feed our groundhogs We don't have veggies or fruits in the backyard, and the momma groundhog just had babies, so, for the time being, we let them live under the shed and eat the weeds.

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