DeerSlayer

I have some really nice rare Mosins, I have zero issues with surplus ammo. Just clean it as soon as you get home. These rifles were designed to shoot this stuff. Your going to pay minimum of $17-$25 per box of 20rds for non corrosive 54r. The only time I shoot the expensive stuff is indoors for a couple shots on a test for a new rifle. Otherwise I'm using the surplus. Birchwood Cacey gun scrubber in the spray can is your friend. I keep all my metal parts wiped down with a silicone cloth. The gun wipes clean quick. The corosive stuff wipes right off. Buying the expensive ammo defeats the purpose of buying a Mosin imo

You never heard of ArchAngel? I'm pretty sure ProMag is somehow affiliated with them. I have one of their stocks for a Mosin. I like it. http://www.archangelmanufacturing.com/

You could on your way home meet up with OG at at range close to him (exempt location) to pick up that 440 spam can. Then your not making any deviation that's illegal. As long as OG is willing to do so. Just a thought.

Thanks.

I don't care if I have to pump gas at night in Newark or push shopping carts to pay for it, my children will never go to a public school.

I always try to make the transaction at a somewhat safe location. Especially if I don't know the buyer personally. A range is always a good choice. Or a private business parking lot that you may know the owners of with permission to conduct the transaction prior to setting that spot for the transaction location. That's what I try to do most times. Have done them at home before as well. But if I do you bet I'm armed during the transaction.

Who makes the stock? Kinda looks like ArchAngel a little bit.

I watched it, it was entertaining. I DVR'ed the 3 nights so i could FF through all the commercials. Although i realize this is not accurate historically 100%. At least they didn't make the Patriots out to be terrorists, like common core history is now teaching the youth in public schools. http://www.theblaze.com/stories/2012/11/20/was-the-boston-tea-party-terrorism-texas-schools-are-teaching-just-that-and-more/

Mine is super heavy, but it sure looks pretty lol.

JT is a dealer I believe. Ask him.

Just sold a GSG-522-SD. Fun gun when it would cycle. Bad: Real PITA to clean. Finicky on ammo. Feels like a toy gun. Rattles a lot. Screws came loose all the time until locktited everything.

Purpose = fun at the range, with big fireballs. That's about it lol...

Maybe so. Do you know anyone else in your community that's also a firearms owner? You could casually ask the question to them directly for that answer.

To my knowledge this is an unusual practice, in any municipality. Keep that information to yourself about which township we are speaking of as well. It sounds to me like you almost live in America. Good for you sir! Not typical AFAIK. The legality is a question I must research. I do know that the police chief always has the last say for the issuance of FPID & P2P.

I would keep my mouth shut to the chief if I were you. What municipality?

Do all Prius's come with an "Obama 4 change" sticker? A "save the bears/stop the hunt" sticker? And a "Coexist" sticker? I figured they were standard equipment because every one of those cars I see on the road have them on the back bumper lol...

Right To Self Protection = R.T.S.P.

$20 for the online background check, $2 per permit. =$22.00.... Some towns still do it the old fashioned way with an $18 money order, + $2 per permit. Your township doesn't require a background check, for a pistol permit application?

Or you can just use Tapatalk to navigate the forum, it resizes and hosts the pictures for you.

Grave digging here, but Bergdahl is being charged with desertion. Heard it on O'reilly this evening. Found this link. http://www.thetreeofliberty.com/vb/showthread.php?209751-Bowe-Bergdahl-To-Be-Charged-With-Desertion Not trying to start a political discussion, just an update to an old subject.

Always was my favorite transformer growing up. That's Megatron right there! The 80's ruled we actually had toy guns that looked like guns!

Would probably have to be during the day only I would imagine. Shotgun only after sunset. I'm not sure if you wouldn't get jammed up if you run into a CO during nite hours while in possession of a gun that can fire a .223 cartridge? I'm going to ask a CO I know about this topic. I can't find anything in the compendium that says it's a no go. But that's not the full game code. And I really don't feel like reading that entire novel for one question.

Yes it can be pinned, you just have to be sure you drill in the correct area. Like in the video I posted.

You pin it where it feels comfortable to you as a shooter. Once you pin it it basically becomes a fixed stock. You have options before you drill and insert the pin. Don't drill the actual buffer tube you drill the square part of the tube that hangs below the cylindrical part. A roll pin in the round part would make your buffer angry at you! Start this video around 7:11, only thing I do differently than this guy is I drill all the way through, so I can remove the pin at a later point in time without having to drill out the pin. Way easier to just knock it out with a punch if you want to move it, because you want to change the position. The way this guy goes halfway means you can only drill to remove it. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bsDvBc4w4eA I actually just buy another tube and stock if I want a different position, I have a few in a couple different lengths already made up if I Change sights and need different eye relief or whatnot. Buffer tubes are cheap enough imo.

I could teach that class. Except i would probably get fired for profanity, as I described each law. I get too emotional talking about them...