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Joe Bob's Outfitter has the Spike's Tactical Spider ENHANCED Lower with Bullet Markings. This looks like a complete lower minus the stock. Just add your choice of stock. This is $327.95 (Slickguns has a coupon for 5% off for $311.55). http://www.joeboboutfitters.com/Spike_s_Tactical_Spider_ENHANCED_Lower_Bullet_p/sp-stlc200-ebt.htm Description from website: The Spike's Tactical Spider Lower is the standard lower that all ST-15 LE Rifles are assembled with, featuring the ST Spider Logo predominantly on the left side of the magwell. The selector markings are bullet pictograms. Lower Specs Spike's Tactical ENHANCED Lower Receiver ST Spider Logo Bullet Pictogram Selector Markings Low Shelf, RDIAS Compatible [*]Enhanced Lower Parts Kit- Spike's Billet Trigger guard w/Set screw KNS Gen II Mod II Anti-Rotation pins Spider Logo'd Ergo grip in Black (Some grips will NOT have lower plug as Ergo discontinues the use of these in this product code, sorry for the inconvenience) ST Battle trigger with Nickel Boron Coated Mil-Spec Single Stage Trigger, Disconnect, and Rounded hammer Ambi Safety Selector Mil-Spec bolt catch, mag catch, and mag catch button Mil-Spec detents, plungers, pins, and springs Quality Spiral roll pins for trigger guard and bolt catch 1/4 Allen screw with washer for grip 6-Position Buffer Tube, Castle Nut, Staked Latch Plate 17-4 Stainless Buffer Spring ST-T2 Buffer No Stock Included ST Ergo Pistol Grip

Thanks. I'm leaning towards a 19" as it could serve for home defense. I just need to hunt for one.

Welcome, I'm in Union also and I have converted my Saiga if you want to check it out. I plan on joining EFGA also so I guess we can carpool out there.

Nice, thanks for mentioning this. I'll have to DVR some stuff.

Must resist the tendency to buy more ammo... I just received some ammo from PSA and I have to say they did a great job packaging the ammo. They took the time to wrap up 2 boxes of ammo in a protective paper. Very impressed for free shipping and handling. Some stores just throw the ammo into the box with no protective packaging and the ammo boxes wind up all beaten.

I'm considering a Saiga 12 but am confused about the difference between the 24" and 19" barrels. Is there any pros/cons of each? Centerfire Systems only has the 24" in stock. http://centerfiresystems.com/SAI-12IZ107.aspx The 19" is out of stock. http://centerfiresystems.com/SAI-12.aspx

You can try Arms N Ammo. They have it listed on their website for $450 and it is showing in stock.

I was about to jump for joy on this. I think the red light cameras cause more issues. There is one light in the center of Union. The yellow changes to red so quickly. The flash for the traffic camera goes off all the time. The first few times I went thru the light, I braked so hard to not trigger the camera that the car behind me almost slammed into me. I have a tendency to pull over now if I have seen the light green for a while but more often than not, I just avoid that area. More and more are popping up all over the place. Sooner or later, I'm going to need a gps to plot out a course to avoid the traffic cams.

Thanks for the responses. It is definitely not a blued gun. I was not sure if it was stainless or nickel but looking near the grips, I see a 'S' next to it that should denote that it is stainless vs 'N' for Nickel. It is most likely the matte stainless finish.

I inherited a revolver from my dad when he passed away. Now, the revolver has been sitting in a box that my dad stashed away until he passed away and I've never heard anything about my dad using it. I guess he must have used it a few times when he first got it in the 80's. Looking at the revolver, it seems there is carbon residue. This does not come off when trying to clean it with balistol. Below are some pictures. I assume these black circles are not intended to be on the gun. What else can I safely use to try and remove this stuff that has probably been attached to the gun for 30+ years? This is a Colt Python and I'd like to be careful and not damage it.

Chris from Bullseye has some in stock. They have a built in trigger guard and seems pretty nice. I have the black one reserved but he has another one in gun metal and OD green.

I'd definitely consider it. July may work better for me. I should be a member by then.

NIce, I'll be signing up then.

Wow, I was about to say you can get anything for an AR...except wood. Good thing I did not say that.

I think you answered some of your own questions. I don't own a mini-14 but I agree that I do like the looks of it. It has that traditional rifle look but way more fun than your traditional rifle. I personally want a m1a if I want a more traditional rifle look. For the AR-15, you get the flexibility. You can pretty much customize your AR to your liking (within the limitations of our state's laws) and there is no shortage of pieces to make your AR unique. You can start with something simple to start and then swap out the pieces.

That just reassures me that I live in the wrong state.

Nice, I met another member here at Bullseye picking a very nice piece of hardware and he mentioned Easton. So after you become a member, do you still need to pay per hour? My brother-in-law lives in PA and we pass by Easton quick often. I've been with him to a few different ranges in PA where he has membership though those are likely 3-4 hours away from where I am. I've been looking for an outdoor range also.

That can easily be rectified. Aim Surplus is also having a sale on the R-guns lower.

This is a 15 rd mag. No need for pinning.

Slightly more expensive than the AIM Surplus deal. 1000 rounds of Aguila .223 55gr FMJ from Weapons World $299.99 + $19.02 shipped to NJ (.32/round) Link: http://www.slickguns.com/product/223-remington-ammo-aguila-55-grain-full-metal-jacket-1000-round-case-31999 Description: Aguila .223 Remington, 55 Grain FMJ, Brass Case, Boxer Primed, Fully re-loadable, Packed 50 rounds per box and 20 boxes per case for a total of 1000 rounds. This 100% non-corrosive, brass cased, boxer primed, newly manufactured ammunition was produced by the Aguila Ammunition Company of North America. Aguila supplies some of the finest .22 Caliber ammunition found anywhere and also supplies many central and south American militaries and police forces with quality ammunition including this .223 ammo. The 55 grain Full metal Jacket projectile is loaded into a reloadable brass cases with a boxer primer. Packaged in 50 round retail boxes and 20 boxes per 1000 round case.

If you don't want to do the bullet guide, you will need to get the SGM mags. Below is one of the places I found them. http://www.mississippiautoarms.com/saiga-762x39-15-rd-mag-sgm-tactical-surefire-p-356.html

You will know when to stop. Don't drill thru the lower receiver. Below is the link that CSS has of the install.

Well, definitely make sure you a center punch to make a divot and then check that this is still centered with the bullet guide in place. I guess my hole was off and I had to make some adjustments to the bullet guide. A big PITA. I was really worried when I first fired it post adjustments that the bullet squeezing thru my adjustments would have destroyed the gun.

Thanks, good to know. I'll make sure it is on my stop points when I go.

Nice, I'm going to make a trek this probably in 2 weeks to head out to see my in-laws in PA. I'll make a trip to check it out. Did you pick it up right there or did you have to get it shipped back to NJ?