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You can't group all fans like that guy...Let's go flyers!!

The devils worst move was building that amazing building in the middle of hell.... Newark lis a total cesspool of a city. Given the choice, I would rather go to the meadowlands any day.

+1 for WCW. Ron and Pappa John know their stuff and are good people.

Since I am most likely moving to pa I'll have to switch teams and root for those goons who call themselves the flyers. Let's go flyers!

I think mine have a cleaner edge. .not sure though.

Thanks! Got another!

Is this a long range rifle? How many times magnification is that scope?

I got a brick delivered today

Does square have customer service that you can call? Let your fingers do the walking.You know...reach out and touch somebody.

AverageJoe loaded some 9mm up recently.. I'm not sure if he tested them yet. Hodgdon has load data on their website. I have 2 lbs of it. I need to try it.

Battlecomp or Dynacomp 1.5 inch brakes permanently attached will make a 14.5 legal length. I am sure there are others.

I have a PPQ M1. I think it's great.

It's very tacticool.

Sure why not.

Has anyone tried the blazers in their semi auto rifles??

Nice!! Just scored another brick. Thanks.

I applied for my permits 2 months ago..still no permits. My ref letters were received by my friends in 2 days...

Great job!!

this might work for you. If you have all the coordinates. It even has a way to upload the coordinates from a csv(excel) file. http://www.freemaptools.com/radius-around-point.htm

If you want it on a web page the google map API will allow you to do this.

Fishpaw, Do you still have those pictures and the specs on those? I thought I saw you post them a long time ago on arfcom but some of the pictures don't load anymore Thanks! Carl.

You wouldn't even use the gas tube. The bolt is the main concern... If you use a 74 bolt for the 223 conversion, you need to make sure to check the headspace. If it needs to be adjusted, that could become a pain.

With a 223 saiga , I have read that a surplus 5.45 bolt will work however the firing pin won't be spring loaded.I have never done this before but I did stay at a holiday inn last night EDIT: here is a great comparison if any one cares.. http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?/topic/79680-failure-to-eject-issue-sorted/?p=800552

Actually it would be better if it came with the bolt...everything else can be replaced with cheap,milspec,surplus Bulgarian 74 stuff

I disagree. If you are going to do a full conversion, this is perfect. In fact, I'd like it even better if the gas block and fsb were removed also. It would save you the time of cutting them off.