tommy3rd

If it's a revolver you're looking for, you can't go wrong with smith & wesson. The SW 617 is a very good revolver. Probably one of the best .22 revolvers out there.

For me, it was just okay. I liked your other revolver better ( the heavier one). I think it was a Taurus.

assemble it at the range. they'll see you walk in with 2 10/22s and think nothing of it until they hear you fire. then when someone calls the cops disassemble it and show 2 legal guns.

Apparently the same stuff the NJ politicians are on. They passed it around.

zombie termination squad

You know you're a redneck when... Lol

The chlorine in the solvents is a lot less than what you would be exposed to swimming in a pool. I'm pretty sure the chemicals are within OSHA limits. You've got scientists working with just gloves and safety googles handling the same solvents for years. Most of them turned out okay. Lol

No love for the resident evil movies? Lol

they sound more like out-laws than in-laws!

bring enough for everyone to enjoy it. you think i should rent from 7 to closing? lol

ok. i'm only bringing the mosin. i have NO ammo for it. If you guys supply the ammo, I'll supply the boom stick and i'll pay for the port.

You are double oh eff cee buddy! Nice of you to single handedly support the firearms/ammunition industry.

I still haven't decided if it's pistol week or shotgun/rifle week for me.

you know what's sad? Me being okay with the federal gov't regulating it as opposed to not being able to do $hit right now because of our state gov't.

This is why I'm actually for having a federal firearms license and a federal concealed carry license. Being able to buy in any state and being able to carry anywhere in the US.

That's a good price. Maybe I'll buy one sometime this year. My priorities are using the 3 pemits I applied for.

Do you know why cabela's doesn't ask for anything (FID stuff) when ordering ammo online but aim surplus does?

At least you know you'll always win.

Can we have some more info on this? What was the sight? The only issue I saw on the "site" was the auto ordnance legality issue.

i don't know the legal answer, but I think it is when it becomes the main source of income or it becomes a full time job. Also, buying a firearm with no intention of keeping it but to sell it for a profit is where i think one crosses the line.

Someone in this forum is selling a mark III hunter. Check it out in the marketplace section.

How about marking all my non functional bb guns with an M1 and tell them it's an "assault weapon on the banned list", so I get $150 for each. They won't know the difference.

It's a bit expensive, but i like it. http://hivemodern.com/pages/products.ph ... =1347&cid=

I suggest Pennsylvania. Lol