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As for not having a round in the chamber... typically you also load mags with more than three rounds lol. The only issues I have with that video is the one Marine with an M9 in a serpa right below his chin, and the use of lanyards. I think lanyards are silly and I've never seen anyone with a HG holstered right below their face, but to each his own.

PMed.

It is sad. The worst part of this whole ordeal is that nobody will ever look at the root of problems like these.

I happen to have an Automag myself. I always wanted an X-Valve but never got one. It's entirely possible I have cooler markers than I do guns. I have one Automag, a Tippmann Factory F/A, 68 special, two Crosman 3357 revolvers, a sheridan pump that I forget what model, a POS autococker, and a plethora of garden variety Tippmanns. The F/A is definitely my rarest.

I've always wanted a 20mm can for the sake of it

Dude... all of your stuff is 98 Custom based (I haven't looked up the BT, but I'm assuming). If you can clean half the stuff in your sig, you can clean your paintball markers. I used to use windex to clean old paint residue, and generic air tool oil for years. I would be tempted to use acetone or hoppes on an old crusty barrel these days though...

What markers do you have that need to be serviced? I would call welding shops, firefighter places, scuba shops, etc for hydro testing. My local shop just outsourced it to them on my dime. I'm disappointed because all of my stuff is loooooong out of hydro.

In that case, you can drill through a standard AR lower SN and it will still fire.

I actually really like the KISS MY ARS

Best throttle response I've ever had was on a 4-barrel, which is mildly surprising.

FYI, rifle is in PA. I was studying my Carbines barrel and noticed the rifling was extremely poor. I read online that .30-06 M2 ball was an acceptable erosion gauge for the muzzle, but all I have on hand in 30 is 308 ball, x54r, 30 carb, random commercial or reloaded .30-06 and .30-06 Match. The match ammo protrudes maybe 1/4" when inserted into the muzzle. Is that good or bad? I know I should go to the range, sandbag it, and see how it shoots. I can't find decent .30 carb anywhere though.\ IF it groups okay, I think I will just try to handload lead rounds for it, and maybe load up a few hundred hollowpoint or FMJ rounds for zombies or whatever (sarcasm). If it shoots like crap, I will look at a new barrel. Commercial receivers are $500ish, commercial barrels are $200ish, USGI receivers are unobtainium and USGI NOS barrels are $600ish. I like that my Inland receiver matches my barrel, which is marked something like "INLAND DIV. OF GENERAL MOTORS 7-42"

Happy I never bought a '74 now.

Cold air intakes are ridiculously annoying IMO. I have one out of necessity and the whistling will drive you insane. I have one on my truck because of an aftermarket intake manifold and I genuinely hate the sound. I really don't know why they have that horrid sound, as every carbureted engine I've used never had that sound.

I really would like a diesel generator that isn't finicky about fuel and could be setup to run WMO. I would try to store at least two 55-gallons of the stuff.

Hah. Visible from the outside?

I've heard it referred to as the DMO program or something along those lines, whatever the case may be.. The US Federal Government still claims ownership over the rifles, and requires verification that the rifles are still in possession yearly or so. They're very strict on what modifications can/cannot be made, and I'm pretty sure almost nothing can be done to them. The rifles cannot be sold, transferred, whatever. Can't swap out parts, although I think you can swap hand guards or something along those lines. When the rifles are no longer needed, they get sent back to Uncle Sam and presumably destroyed. I believe that the fun switches are neutered. I lurk the M16 Retro section on arfcom, and there are a decent number of LEOs that post up their departments' stash of M16A1s. A lot of them are brand new looking rifles that still have the inspectors ink stamp on them, which I find strange. I really don't understand why they are loaned to LEOs when a lot of really rough looking M16A1s were converted to A2 configuration with new uppers, stocks, LPKs, and the AUTO milled over and BURST stamped in. Then again, I don't understand why they destroyed a bunch more either. I understand they don't want them getting into civvie hands, but it seems like for every rifle that is crunched, there is one being sent to Iraqi forces, or a new one being made by FN/Colt.

I originally had this titled what NFA stuff do your departments have, but I know someone would be quick to point out LEOs don't abide by NFA. I've always been curious what people are/aren't using. I always figured most patrol cars had something in them, but apparently it isn't the case with everyone. NYPD for example doesn't have rifles/shotguns in all cars. I always thought it was interesting how LEOs got free M16A1s/A2s from Uncle Sam but they were so restricted on what they can/can't do with them. The only time I've seen a LEO with a rifle was in my schools parking deck. An NJIT LEO was playing with something H&K out the back of a Crown Vic, I asked him what model it was after he was done screwing around with it but he seemed pretty angry that I asked lol.

FWIW, I'm in PA. That being said, I'm not sitting here with 30 round PMAGs and freedom stacked to the ceiling saying "Neener neener your commie laws don't apply to me!", but I don't think I advocated anything illegal. (or immoral for that matter) I just want the SOBs away from my foundation,

I'm on my phone so I can't quote multiple people at once. Anyway, I generally don't mind them. I used to have a family of them living underneath my shed at my old house for 10ish years. I would even feed them my rejected garden vegetables. Now they have a few holes, the newest one is in the middle of my yard where I wanted a garden, and an old one close to my foundation. Also, since someone mentioned skunks, when I was younger one of my friends captured a baby skunk with his hands. We kept it around for awhile before releasing. Apparently it was too young to spray.

Since this is the place to ask.... I recently had a groundhog take residence in my yard, which had evidence of the things everywhere when we moved in. Oddly enough he decided to tunnel through the snow then into the ground, but kicked massive amounts of dirt outside his snow tunnel. Weird. I also don't know how far how his tunnel goes, but I noticed a similar looking hole 30' on the other side of the property in my neighbors yard. Suggestions on how to make it GTFO? Acute lead poisoning isn't a option really. I rarely see it, and the only thing I have in 22 short is my Henry that I can't carry outside and raise suspicion. I also don't have any windows other than my garage on that side. Poisoning with either rat poison or antifreeze isn't an option either, since there are a bunch of squirrels, cats, deer, raccoons and occasional coyote around. The latter two I don't mind but I can't poison a doe or my neighbors cat and I like the squirrels. Propane is heavier than air but I don't think that would work.

This. Ammonia may also help

BFD. A lawsuit? Really? Suing for emotional distress? It is ethically wrong, but no big deal IMO. I doubt he actually listed it higher just so he could shack up.

I'm curious, what does the employee say? Is it along the lines of "Sorry, I have some stuff going on" or "WTF is this I have no idea".

I used to play airsoft... I got out of it because it was too many grown men trying to play GI Joe. I used to play at Netcong/Wild West City a lot. I believe it was Airsoft Simulations at the time, or AirSim. I had an awesome time, but when people are too serious they took the fun of it. It eventually (seemingly) turned into you HAD to join some form of organized team to play at the real events. Teams that required time and money and uniforms and crap. No thank you. I had an offer to join Eagle Squadron, and I would have had to commit to "training", had to buy British DPM in woodland/desert (not basic BDUs either, like at least $200) and I couldn't wear my USGI cold stuff. No thank you. Malice/Supertelephoto, I've probably been to the same games as you. I was active on ASNJ around 2008ish. Jimbo on ASNJ. Bulpup, I used a P90 for ahwile, was a lot of fun. Also had a folding stock M4 and an M14. Won the M4 and P90 in a raffle. I will say... Tippmann just came out with a fully pneumatic AR that I really, really want. Haven't played in years so I won't be buying one. Edit: I remember Cookie. Nice guy, I went to one of his weekend games before Airsim. I was really sorry to hear he lost his son awhile back..

I am not familiar with AKs, but I assume that it isn't too difficult to do it yourself. Completely legal, the store was just wrong. That is, IF you do NOT have a thumbhole stock and one evil feature. You can have ONE evil feature, such as a bayonet lug, flash hider, pistolgrip, and (I think) grenade launcher. Vertical grips are nothing. Also, your WASR10 is a foreign rifle correct? So long as you stay complacent with 922r, you should be okay. If your furniture is American made, you need to make sure you have a certain amount of American parts on there.