Old School

OMG That hat!

No, No, No....My understanding is the rifles when ordered were supposed to be 30-06 but there was not enough 30-06 Match ammo available for use in the future. So during production they were chambered 7.62X51 due to better ammo availability. The same round as the M-14. Thus M24's were chambered in 7.62X51 on a long action. BTW 7.62X51(308 Win) and 30-06 are by no means interchangeable.

Loads of milsurp. The most interesting thing I saw were WW Greener 14ga riot guns. Sweet!

One of the most interesting things was Sarco is carrying a line of ARs from "Rebel Arms" manufactured in Stroudsburg, PA. Looked like nice stuff in the STAG price range.

Didn't really look

Good move don't rush her until she's comfortable.

Sorry, I would have noticed the "Little Redhead".

I wanted to do a little browsing at Heritage Guild in Easton. Never knew Sarco was right next door. What a pleasant group of people in both places.

Chris - It's amazing...I rest the trigger on a 22lr case so it doesn't mar or take a load and knock out the pin without disassembling anything. Done.

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You have some good AK guys on here. Let them inspect the bolt and firing pin and bite the bullet and have it fixed.

Please don't forget the gas tube and piston. You have no idea how many SKS's I have seen with pitted gas tubes and pistons. Sure the barrels had been cleaned but somebody forgot something. I'm a Windex guy. For Nick - hot water is your friend. Tap water at 140*F drys pretty quickly but get the kettle and hold that barrel with a rag. It gets hot!

Just as a heads up. Removal of the magazine safety is the most common fix for a BHP trigger. It takes about 30 seconds and I've done it without trigger removal. Just know it will fire with out a magazine inserted after removal. Big plus and minuses when you do this.

No pissing contest here.... But what is your point?

Thank you for bringing sanity to this thread.

That's BS It refers to CC. You don't need a FID Card to possess a long gun. Both Handguns and long guns purchased in the PRNJ require a necessary permit or ID card to purchase. Not to possess provided you are not ineligible.

#2 New Jersey Brady Campaign score: 72 New Jersey states that it is unlawful to knowingly possess any handgun, including any antique handgun, without first having obtained a Permit to Carry, and it is unlawful to knowingly possess any rifle or shotgun without having first obtained a Firearms Purchaser Identification Card (FID). This is inaccurate

Adam - I go with the densely populated state thing. You know where I live. I feel safer without somebody letting loose with a 30-06. You may be safe, I may be safe. but have you seen some of the yahoo's out there?

I'll take all the 870 Express's you can find for a $100

Who has them?

I haven't tried "CFE Pistol". I have been using CFE 223 for a while. CFE 223 I have found versatile and meters very well. Velocities are also decent. If "Pistol" is as good I think you will be happy. I think the "Copper Fouling Eliminator" part I think is a gimick.

I'm just compelled to say this...Look at Sightron. I have a 4X16 you are welcome to look at and am getting a 8X32. Very clear glass, nice choice of reticles and target turrets. Doesn't say "Vortex" Just says"hit your target".

Most dangerous when a bayonet is affixed to the Bayo lug.

Nobody like the "Returning Vet" Budweiser commercial?

As I see it it's all a matter of safety training. If this means anything...My understanding is the M9 was adopted for the following reasons (some reasons not all) higher capacity, less recoil, Easier Training. With a round chambered the decocker could be actuated and the safety was on and the hammer down and blocked. A little more "idiot proof" it can be argued than a 1911. Do I like it? No Can I live with it? Yes Would I use a decocker gun like an 92F for defense? Yes and I have. Buy what you like obviously, just get intimate with what you buy. BTW I agree with you about DAO. I now standardize on GLOCK. No BS, pull the trigger and Bang!