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I believe so. I don't see any other length advertised on thier site. If wanted it longer, there are those spacer kits that push the stock out farther on the tube but you only get like less than an inch.

I'll be at SS tomorrow around 7:30/8-ish.

http://www.empirearms.com/ http://www.allans-armory.com/aa.php

Really? I found that venue small, cramped and quite ripe since it was in the hottest part of summer. Plus, way too many tables stuffed into such a small space. I like a large diverse selection, but this was the proverbial 10 lbs of **** stuffed in a 5 lb bag and smelled like it too! lol They just need a bigger venue for that show so you're not elbow to elbow with everyone all the time.

Add me in the mix... Coffee is no antidote for tequila. :icon_neutral:

You can listen online as well as the radio. http://www.nj1015.com/ Dennis is interviewing Brian's father and also thier attorney, Evan Knappen.

Military Gun Supply: http://www.militarygunsupply.com/

True, but what i really need a cheap and dumpy donor rifle. I can't fathom butchering up a nice M39 for a sporter project. lol

http://www.slickguns.com/ I think this is a spinoff of slickdeals since they have a small, but active guns/ammo section but this is easier to browse and much more organized. There are categories for Guns, ammo, accessories, coupons and others, but other than that, the list isn't sortable. You can search and there is a cool "top deals" listed at the front page according to user rating. This is more or less similar to the layout gun-deals.com has if you're familiar with it.

Some coupon savings are back and good until 10/31. $15 off $100 or more - Use Promotion Code 11010 $30 off $200 or more - Use Promotion Code 31010 $60 off $400 or more - Use Promotion Code 61010 $100 off $650 or more - Use Promotion Code 101010 * some restrictions apply http://www.midwayusa.com/%5CStaticAppPages%5C101820107_home.htm?utm_source=fvat&utm_medium=homepage

ive been trying to get a u-fix-em mosin lately. know where i can find one?

I just bought this one from Natchez. Its fully enclosed to keep the dust down while you spin it round and quite inexpensive. http://www.natchezss.com/product.cfm?contentID=productDetail&brand=UY&prodID=UYVBSR00525&prodTitle=SmartReloader%20SR405%20Media%20Separator

RRA has a similar model called the Operator A2. I put it on one of my HBAR guns and its quite comfortable as the cheekpiece is very broad like the Vltor with its compartments installed. The RRA also comes with the buffer, tube and spring for the same money.

Something wrong with your S-Dime.. err.. Colorado, Ed?

No, i'm not saying for anyone to defeat the safety. I was just pointing out the mechanical relationship that exists in some guns and and how the condition occurs.

Good guide to gauge how aggressive one might need to go to get it clean. I'm just unsure how harmful each step is to the existing finish of the wood--can you add comments on how each step may affect the original finish? For instance, 1 & 2 look fairly harmless but 3&4 may strip off things like shellac that are soluble.

Nice find! I picked one up earlier this year and although the bolt was rather dirty, the bore was mirror bright! Does yours have the shrouded cocking piece thing? Mine does not but i do have the late front nosecap (popsicle stick) and front ski swivel, intact russian receiver Imperial Eagle and Cyrillic PK and build date of '39 but haven't looked at the tang date yet.

I think its exacerbated by the serrated trigger, but initially caused by the fact that the trigger bar directly rides the FPB and gets bumped every time the slide cycles which sends the shock down into the trigger itself. My CZ75 has had the FPB removed as part of the competition package so it no longer has any direct connection to the slide itself and consequently, no slap. I noticed a similar reduction with my CZ52 after installing a Harrington improved firing pin which alters the FPB interface to a point where the slap is eliminated. This is another gun with a trigger bar similar to the glock whose trigger rides the FPB while it connects to sear which is why i believe any gun that has this sort of internal mechanical arrangement can be susceptible. I know Series 80 1911's have a FPB, but not sure if they have this issue since the 1911 action is a lot different than the CZ.

Faust is entertaining and def drives a lot like Tiff but frankly without the cheeky Brit commentary, its not going to have the same allure. TG BBC has jsut the right blend of humor and seriousness that keep the show enjoyable and prevent it from being just another "Autoweek" (:barf:).

Well, no Dan Quayle at least.

I had one of those try to bust my chops about shooting a "mans caliber" after seeing the first gun i pulled out of a case--an ar15 with bull barrel and big glass. I told him i also brought my 8mm mauser and 7.5 swiss to shoot after that and he was like, "what are those?" Ignorance with a side of ignorance topped with ignorance sauce.

Since NJ has very specific restrictions and no wording regarding how to reconfigure restricted hardware to a compliant state, we have to perform alterations is a specific manner to make them compliant. CA seems to have some more specific, clear cut ways to make a non-compliant gun to be compliant with the bullet button and those funny horizontal pistol grip stock replacements and such methods apparently are within the spirit of their law. Here in NJ, we have to err on the side of caution since we dont have those methods "Blessed" by the NJSP (our governing body). As such, we generally have to make very permanent alterations to convert non-compliant hardware and such changes generally have to be non-reversible in order to truly be considered permanent. For a stock for instance, the typical method is to drill a blind hole through the stock and into the buffer tube and insert a roll pin of the exact same depth then fill any void with some adhesive filler. This creates a mechanical bond such that the pin cannot be driven out with a simple hammer and punch and so the idea of being able to adjust the stock on the fly with only a screwdriver (as opposed to your fingers only) doesn't seem a "permanent" modification especially when you can probably reinstall the parts at a later date and regain full functionality. Naturally, the idea of how "permanent" is truly permanent is subjective, however, this is how i've always interpreted the law regarding this particular component. I mean, if you were skilled with a drill press, you can drill out the pin/adhesive and the same goes for pinned muzzle devices.

I'm going to begin reolading soon and before i can do so, i'm gonna need to clean up some cases to reload. I feel this is an experience type of thing that will vary depending on the equipment, medium and other such items. I think it would be good to have folks reply with what your equipment and processing time is. Such things as: 1. Tumbler/cleaning machine type (vibratory, rotary, ultrasonic, etc) 2. media type (walnut, stainless pins, belgian blocks, etc) 3. amount of shells cleaned per batch 4. cleaning time 5. other info: i dunno, i'm the n00b here.

Sign me up. I've got at least 6 more months on my membership plus grampa's old Ithaca just collecting just. I have to warn you that i'm tall so apparently i have a natural advantage. A buddy once told me he should get a 2-bird handicap against me due to my height. Asked him why and he said it was because of my height that i was that much closer to the birds when they shoot out of the trap.