mpropst

+1 Happy Birthday Eddie!

I don't think he is dishonest either, I just want to gage how long of a wait I am in for based on everyone else's experiences. I did order some stuff from CSS and got it within three days.

After reading all of the Saiga conversion talk on this forum, it finally convinced me to do a 7.62x39 conversion. I ordered parts from a couple of different places, including Dinzag. I know from reading other forums his ship times can be a little longer than others ( 1-2 weeks), but I placed an order from him a month ago and still have not received any of my parts. I e-mailed him the beginning of last week asking for a status and he apologized for the delay and said my order was processed and would be shipping then. Has anybody else had this long of a wait? I guess I am just impatient with a 90% completed conversion sitting in my safe.

Has anybody used Herters in .223 ?

I have put ~2000 rounds of .45 through my 1911 without a single failure. Every time it goes on sale, I buy a can.

I traded e-mails with Nick last month about the 1.5 and he said they are GTG in NJ as they are classified as compensators. I saw no documentation to back that up for NJ, but that is what Nick said.

I did originally post about an AR and the consensus was to not do it yourself, and I followed that advice. I was asking about a bolt actions because I was trying to understand the the law as another poster said that adjustable stocks were only legal for pump actions shotguns and I couldn't find where it said that in 13-54.

That is where my question comes in regarding a Savage Bolt Action and a telescoping stock, i., ii. and iii. specifically say semi-auto.

Not doubting what you are saying, but can you point me to where it says that telescoping/folding stocks are only legal on a pump action shotgun? The only mention I could find regarding stock type in Title 13 Chapter 54 was in reference to a semi-auto weapon.

Thanks for the responses. To avoid an "possible" problems, I picked up a pinned stock in PA this past weekend. To tj462nj, why shouldn't a retailer sell an unpinned stock when they are not illegal and are used on other platforms, the Savage 10 BAS-K for instance?

Hi guys, quick question. Is it legal to purchase a collapsible stock and pin it to the receiver extension yourself? Since a collapsible stock is not illegal, just if it is attached to an EBR, I am not sure where the law stands. Thanks

Thanks, I figured there had to be a reason.

Thanks for the quick reply, that makes sense. One last question, if you are making the "stubby" magazines from a cut down 30 round PMAG, could you just cut it down to only hold 15 rounds so there is no need for blocks or pinning the baseplate?

Thanks for the quick reply, that makes sense. One more question, if you are making the "stubby" mags from a cut down 30rd, could you just cut the 30 to only hold 15 so there would be no need for a block or to pin the bottom plate?

How do you guys clean the pinned PMAGs?