RedBowTies88

good call on the strap wrench!, I'll definitly try that. Is there a way to actually remove the choke? If I get free maybe I can get it off and do a better job of cleaning it between the fins and everything

After doing some quick checking, it apprears its not a polychoke by brand, but you get the concept lol.

its a polychoke.......lol My gun is exactly the same as this one http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=272783665

yea, ugh I hope I can get it loose by hand becuase I know a wrench is gonna jack this thing up...

you think its rust stopping it up and not carbon or power residue? Suppose thats probably the case. I was hoping it was just fouling as the bore looks pretty rust free. I'll get a jug of some blaster and let it soak, I would really like to mix up some 50/50 acetone/atf but again im worried about the finish. I don't know how I could wrench it without chewing it to schreds... the only think that would work is a money wrench. BTW, I hear this is just a whinchester 1200 with ted williams inscribed instead of winchester. Anyone know if I can use model 1200 accessories on this? I would love to get a pistol grip stock and mag extension.

Well, I guess years of not cleaning my shotgun have finally caught up with me. Took my ted williams 200 to range 14 yesterday to shoot some skeet. Trying to help my noob buddy break a few clays I decided to spin open the choke down to maybe improved from extra full. This was the first time I've tried to spin it in years and lo and behold its stuck really good . I let it soak in a jar of hoppes9 to no avail. anyone know how to take one apart or how I could possibly fix it? I was going to saok it in chemtool but then i figured it would eat the bluing and that would be bad as well...

I would not trust the state police to know jack about the laws...

google NJ hunter education. I just signed up for rifle and shotgun on 3/17 at the millville location. quick question and sorry for the OT, but for the live fire for rifle and shotgun go you need to have a muzzleloading rifle or will any do? and does it matter that my shotgun no longer has the hunting plug (I know i need it it for hunting)?

I don't know how true that is... #1 the average match would probably run out of fuel before running out of oxidizer... maybe a large wooden one. #2, Is dropping a burning match into a can full of ammo really a great idea? you would probably be fine 499 times out of 500...but i wouldn't want to be that 500

suppressing content deemed "inappropriate"...... wonder what will be deemed inappropriate next?

x3, keep all my ammo in sealed cans,...besides whats in the guns of course

The only non-original thing on my gun is the pistol grip. I really like the larger Molot grip with the finger grooves over the bakilite one. not to mention it doesn't count against 922

if someone wants to change their eating habbits who are you to judge/care? I don't see how it contributes to "f*cked up" society.

you'll need both if you want an original looking forend, the gas tube holds the upper handguard the bolt on retainer holds the lower. I cant comment on the tapco handguard

depends on a lot of things... price out stock set and pistol you like then add $40 for internals. if you want the original looking forend add $30 for gas tube and $50 for the bolt on handguard retainer. these things are not necessary though and only add to the appearance.

well I'm not 100% sure of what constitutes loaded or seperation of firearm and ammo. So i was wondering if a rifle in "taticool" bag zipped up with some mags in the front mag pouches constituted loaded or not.

what if you had one pre- 1898? (I think thats the cutoff) wouldn't that make it not even technically a gun but an antique?

What about ammo location? I.e. Rifle in the backseat or trunk and loaded mags in the glovebox or even in the same case as the rifle but in a seperate pouch?

marlin 795. or for a little more money the tubular magazine marlin model 60 (easier to load)

another vote for saiga.

found this, still looking for the high quality vid

Looks like a heck of a weak load to me Its just a poor quality video, I've seen the same video in good quality and it sure seems real to me. ill try to find it in the higher qualiy i originally saw it in

i got a better one for you http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wSnOKKOu7rA

Its brand new from just sports, it came with a rail but its not installed on the gun. there's 3 screws to replace to mount it. I believe its a weaver style?

yes...in under an hour most times