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If i can find a cheap Winny or IHC ide pick it up and send it off to Tim Schuff but that is as far as non cmp Garand and i will go.

Have used the Schuster and found it to work very well once you have taken the time to fine tune your Garand for the ammo your shooting.

i also vote Telco, but on the board of secrecy i cannot say why. I like how you never wait, with over 400 members we seem to rarely ever have more then 2 or 3 people at the range(minus Monday nights). But everyone is the RO there, and you would be surprised how friendly people are. I have been there for several years, and IMO its worth the 40 min ride from where i live to go out there and know that your dealing with adults and not kids who want to hold up the range indefinitely.

i will say this the M&P 40 was the standard issue at my job, it was replacing the aging TSW. I was impressed by the M&P 40 so much it is on my list of guns to own someday. Although i might pay to get the brinks logo imprinted on the slide in memory.

and done. I was going to buy one of those 8mm repo StG-44's from Sports system detrich but the 5,000 dollar price tag along with the questionable reliability made me dump my money elsewhere. (im still waiting on the OOW BAR, and that G43.

with my FID, i called the NJSP(were state patrolled), and on the 60th day they were waiting on paperwork from Washington. on the 90th day the superintendent was on vacation and needed to review the file. on the 110th day i called and said that i spoke to edwin nappen, and two days later i got the call saying my stuff was ready for pickup.

i would have opened my mouth and said how is that possiable when the federal government restricts its sale to begin with? im sure heads would roll.

i have though about this, i would frequently do this before, but they got to know who i am Jim from AC, lol

i was at work till 10pm Can anyone fill me in on the chat room from last night?

You state that it will be illegal withing the next 50 years? can i have a clarification on that. wittle down yes, but could the government get rid of guns in america, i highly doubt, yea the first 1,000 houses might be stripped clean but then the next 1,000 houes the consificators will be in over their head.

that things nees some BLO and some oil to save her from more surfice rust!

must have been ages ago i can't rememeber the last time it was 160 a case for 900.

bottom line is if you bought it at a reputable gun store in NJ it will be legal. Leave the wonderful parts kit off the rifle till the day comes, by then no one will care about the bayonet lug. besides why grind down a wonderful GI part.

i don't think its a ploy anymore, 8MM seems to be missing from the major importers for a logjn time now. the only other supply of *MM besides the 50's Yugo is that 50-60's Iranian ammo.

depending on the shape it may or may not have been worth buying

i think the one girl say she had a years worth of squash or something, i lol'ed the one with the family who all shoots will be interesting.

my understanding and this stems from my skeptical side is this. The governments popularity is slim, the government like all before us have done what ever it takes to stay in power. Therefore, using the Patriot Act, combined this bill, and the new technology they have (about having the ability to read your text messages, emails, and conversations, now they can even turn on your phone and its speaker so they can hear convo's), they are trying to weed out anyone of opposition to the governments power. I have heard from people that they government have arrested the top 100 or 200 people in the Occupy movement and are holding them on charges of "anarchy, and terrorist threats, because after all they are a threat and could be considered a "fringe element", therefore can be arrested. My tinfoil hat goes on when i say, that this is how the government is preparing for the revolution, i would think that if you buy x amount of guns or munitions per year, you fall onto the "watch" list, and then they will now use the technology to the track you, and then find out what kind of threat you are to our government. And in the future the ability of the government to do this and weed out anyone who opposes them will in the end be everyone. Thus Ben Franklin said: Those who give up liberty for safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.

i started reading it, then my mind started to wonder to much, defiantly a good read should print it out and use it at a campfire story.

it depends, some times its me, some times its friends, and family a mix. what i do is i count the boxes i take out. For example when goign to the range i will do a count of boxes of ammo going to the range, and then i count the difference when i get back. example 40 rounds of MAL, and 120 of HXP, and when i get home i still have 20 round of MAL, and 100 of HXP, i mark it as such, and say that 20 round of MAL were removed from what ever said container it was. The indivigual tabs on each caliber will note the number of rounds, the mfg, and the container it is in, the ammo can's are all classified using a 3 digit code, For example, each ammo can is marked on the one side with the code, the first one is the caliber class, the second is typically a 0 denoting that it is a older can, and the 3rd one is the number. each class is denoted as follows 1=303 british 2=308 NATO 3=30-06 5=12ga shotgun 6=20ga shotgun for example 206=2 caliber 308, and it is the 6th ammo container with ammunition of that caliber. the difference is with shotguns 501a=5=12ga, 01 is first container, and class a is gun club load, b, is slug, c is buckshot etic. but what about container that have multiple calibers then, well i have what i call MX(mixed lot) and AP(Accessory Pack) cans, MX stands for mixed lot, meaning mixed calibers, then it has a number after it example MX-1 is the first container of mixed lot,, etic. AP-1 is the Accessory Pack, and contains a M-14 magazine, a few en-blocs, stripper clips etic, for use, this way i only need to grab my guns, the AP-1 can and make up another can with the ammo im using. The glory of all of this is i can then subtract the numbers from the individual sheets based on what can i took it out of. you could also just double click on the column head and it will re size accordingly.

of my vast collection my only true safe queen is a German take back BYF 1942 Mauser. It is in great shape, still has the white lettering on the rifle (even if its starting to really age), no import marks, or grindings on the receiver. unlike my Romanian and Yugo Mauser this one gets nice clean non corrosive ammo, and that is well ha never. I say i'll shoot it, and it most likely will only see real ammo when we shoot the world war one movie. Will post pictures tomorrow or later on.

i have a massive database i built in excel that allows me to enter the actual rounds in inventory, and it allows me to keep track i can open up to the man sheet and see an exact number of all the current round in inventory broken down by caliber on the main page, then on the sub pages (for example 308) i list who the mfg was, MAL, DAG, PPU, RG etic.

was this with a rifle or a pistol? i always wanted to shoot knockdown targets with my rifles.

i had to post it up on facebook as a post.

I drove both times, and i feel that even if the pickings are slim i have foudn that there are always diamonds in the rought. i boguth two field grades that were in ok over all shape, the one had drift wood for a stock but the MW was 1 and the TE was a 1.5 can't get much better then that. Better off buying an 03 from aim surplus then finding a CMp one, they are down to almost nothging, if your set for a 1917 a Krag or a 1903 your best bet is to either mail order, or drive to the south store. My advice is to start buying loose 30-06 from the CMP. while you can. Orest said that his job is to not keep ammo around for ever, i got in on the end of the clipped ammo panick not to long ago, but being how i may be jobless soon the loose ammo can wait.

See i have a back seat, but its really tight, you can fit a .50 cal can but you have to first slide the seat forward to put it in there, then usually the bench seat (the rear one) is above the can. I noticed that it says The term directly accessible, means what though means i cannot easily grab it and load it, if such is the case the only way to load the firearm would be to get out of the truck, move the drivers seat up then pull the ammo can out (it can't really be opened cuz the bench seat is over top), and the unsock the rifle in the soft case. Thus as another guy said he does the same, but it makes me wonder what the definitions are though.