Rob0115

I'd say it's more like selling snake oil to the ill. They know they're desperate and they prey in that with promises of health and vitality-when the goal is only to benefit themselves.

Let me know when. I'll help you get started.

Before blaming everyone else a wise man would reflect on his behavior first.

Just ideas on the look.

This one looks cool. http://www.bomanufacture.com/en/produit-486-UTG-PRO-made-in-USA-Quick-detach.-AK-Side-Mount

You won't have to twist my arm.

That's what I was thinking. Modernize a bad ass platform.

I'm not ragging on you just protecting the integrity of the 6.5mm sized cartridges. The RPRs really do look like the deal of the century. I fired the .308 at CR and it's worth every penny and more IMHO.

Zackly. They come on here and won't answer any questions and then throw imagined clout around like someone gives a shit.

fantastic.

What do you mean .308 for longer range? 6.5c will outperform your .308 at long distances, more energy, less drop, less wind deflection.

Yrs I plan on shooting it and then covering it. Just trying to figure out what I want post converting. Rail or wood furniture. Decisions, decisions.

You may want to weld a 10 round mag to it or maybe 7 given NJ's wanting to top every other state on dumb gun laws. When CC leaves they have a lot of ground to catch up on.

I grabbed myself a used, barely, saiga 7.62 unconverted really cheaply yesterday. Now what to do with it?

I preordered one because I just have to try it.

I support NickJC and I'm sure he's horrified.

Yes but you can get a stylish oven mitt to prevent the flesh on your hands from burning off.

632 shipped for the tristar. Which is better? There's about a 60 dollar difference all in. They both look nice the tristar is 30" ported and the moss berg 28" ported.

You're a fan? What I don't know shotguns could fill a book. However, I'm enjoying clays right now and thought I could get a decent budget gun for fun. I usually subscribe to buy once, cry once but I want to make sure this isn't a fad. Plus I suck so I'm not sure a good 686 would help me. in fact I know it won't because I used my wife's last Thursday and I was lacking. However, I managed to spend the hour and half grinning ear-to-ear.

Sporting. https://defenderoutdoors.com/mossberg-75443-silver-reserve-ii-over-under-12gauge-28-inch-3-inch-walnut-black It's 15 shipping and 20 for me to transfer at GFH. 710.27 to me.

Brand new 675 is that a good price?

I thought that since it was a Wilson part, grip safety, their jig would be appropriate for fitting. My friend has an ed brown jig I could borrow.

Which jig did you use to fir the grip safety? I bought a Wilson combat high ride for mine so I bought their jig.

566.05 with tax & NICS. It's 16.05 to buy local, that's what I'd do. If the gun is 515 after rebate.

Just note down where you shipped it to (FFL). I keep their licenses in PDF files along with the gun that I sent them. I also go to the FFL EZ Check site and key in their license numbers to make sure it's still valid. When they receive the gun they need to book it into their inventory. At that point the gun is no longer yours. When the gun is delivered to the ultimate purchaser it is booked out. It is job of the FFL to make sure all appropriate state and federal laws are followed when transferring the gun from their inventory to the new owner. It is the job of the FFL to make sure they have a corresponding record in their inventory book that the gun went out and to whom (purchaser or other FFL). When the ATF comes in the look at everything that is booked and match it against what's booked out and what's inventory. Guns booked in = Guns booked out + current inventory. If it's gun smithing it's in a separate book. If there are any unaccounted for guns you have a lot of explaining to do.