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Ares Armor update: The ATF did execute a search warrant against all of our buildings today. None of our employees have been detained or arrested. We will be open for business tomorrow. We will be back up and shipping out orders on Monday. We wholeheartedly believe that they are WRONG in their actions and we will be relentlessly pursuing remedy through the courts. Quote from an ATF Agent during the raid "searching is fun! paper work sucks." Maybe the ATF thinks the Constitution is part of that paper work that sucks... Despicable behavior on their part. This is just the beginning! Thank you all for the support! -Dimitrios Karras, CEO

yes ugly but more features to open it then relying on just rfid and a screw that you can remove with a tool.

yes you need your fid

Ruger is issuing a recall of a batch of Ruger American Rimfires chambered for .22 Winchester Magnum Rimfire and .17 Hornady Magnum Rimfire manufactured between November 17, 2013 and January 8, 2014. Some of these rifles may have been manufactured without a vent hole. The vent hole is there to release gas out of the action in the case of certain types of ammo-related failures, like a bore obstruction or a case rupture. The hole lets the gas escape the rifle, reducing the risk of having a “kaboom.” While this is a rare occurrence, given the increased capacity and pressure of .22 Magnum and .17 HMR relative to other rimfire cartridges, it is a welcome safety measure. Users can easily determine if their rifle has the vent hole by checking to see if there is a hole drilled into the left side of their receiver at the rifle’s chamber, down and to the right of the serial number. If there’s a hole that’s good, if not, Ruger asks that you voluntarily return your rifle to the factory for servicing. This recall does not affect any Ruger American Rimfire rifles chambered for .22 Long Rifle. The recall affects guns within the serial number range 830-34831 to 830-43880. Even though these types of failures are uncommon to rare, good sense and self-preservation require that all owners of .22 Magnum and .17 HMR Ruger American Rimfire rifle owners give their guns a once-over to make sure that their rifle has the safety. Although this recall represents a somewhat serious flaw in select rifles, no actual problems have been reported even with affected rifles. These flawed rifles are safe during normal operation, it’s only in the case of ammunition problems that the lack of the vent hole could pose an issue. Ruger will pay for shipping for people with affected rifles and give everyone a free magazine for their trouble. Anyone who’s dealt with Ruger’s customer service department knows that the trouble is minimal. Ruger has an outstanding customer service department and a swift maintenance schedule. Ruger is promising a turnaround time of just one week from the day the rifle is shipped. Residents of Connecticut will receive a gift certificate to Ruger’s web store in lieu of a free magazine. All the details of this recall can be found on the Ruger recall page. Owners of rifles that fall into this recall may also contact Ruger by phone at (603) 865-3100 or by fax at (603) 863-6165. Announced just a few months ago, the Ruger American Rimfire is an expansion of the popular Ruger American series of rifles. These inexpensive guns are lightweight, durable and above all show outstanding accuracy for their class. Designed from the ground up to reduce costs without sacrificing features, the Ruger American series of rifles uses modern manufacturing techniques to cut costs by not shoehorning an outmoded design into the modern machining process. Already they have risen to the top of easily-recommendable bolt-action rimfire rifles, with beginning shooters, experienced plinkers and small game hunters. They’re desirable guns and compete on all fronts with guns costing much more. All in all, this shouldn’t really discourage anyone who was considering a Ruger American Rimfire for their collection.

they will have the coe's. Hamburg does so I assume Delaware will too

Love Tanners! I am fortunate to live very close

Buds gun shop has M1 versions which has a paddle mags release on the trigger guard unlike the M2 that has traditional button release.

PPQ is my favorite thoroughbred in my stable

There's quite a few threads about the awesomeness of the PPQ

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It seemed like a plastic pile of crap when I almost bought one. I think it would be good for a BOB, or back pack. I felt that it wasn't something I would run a whole lot of rounds down due to the all plasticness in certain areas that would be under stress or break off

Yes it will be combined

i am taking the written test tomorrow for rifle. I already have shotgun but today they changed it and now require the rifle certification again. When I called today they said I just have to take the specific section

you will do the archery field portion and the archery written test

I just called F&G and they said

It's NJ!

NJ F&G just made a announcement regarding the rifle permits EDIT: If you have already taken the online course just bring your voucher and proceed to the written test. If you havent taken the online course then you must take one of the other courses.

I wouldn't think just a external rivet is sufficient. doesn't seem permanent to me

this is better

cmp would take months to get also.

http://njgunforums.com/forum/index.php/topic/67311-atf-want-names-of-people-that-have-80-lowers/

no its not, actually a whole lot of really cheaper priced has hit the market http://www.wikiarms.com/group/7.62x39

Probably don't know what CCW is because I thought it was called something else here

Ares is also involved in a suite with the city because the city wants them to remove their advertising on the roof that features a ar15 and promotion of the 80%lowers