Horse and Hunt isn't too far from you, but the cost is 500 annually. The cost WAS $500. With tax it came to around $700 this year :shock: It's been going up every year. They say they are looking fore new members though. I would imagine guys are bailing like mad when the price goes up $150 every yea...

As mentioned, it depends on which "John" you talk to. If it is "old" John which I have been dealing with since 1976, things go pretty good. He is not quite as upbeat as he was before his medical scare but he is friendly and very helpful. :shock: If it is "big" John (or...

Use what you are most comfortable with and can hit deer sized vitals with at a reasonable range. If you like the gun I'd keep using it. Going from 2" to 1" isn't going to bag any more deer. I have taken 4 out of the last 6 deer with 223 in an AR15, the other two were in Ohio with a 357. I ...

Machine wrote:Brownells has m16 fire control parts. Everything but the sear I think.

They have them on the site but are out of stock like everyone else.

I got one in and it didn't fix my problem. I am going to try a few other things.

So you got an email with a sale/special that had an expiration date and you were a day late. How on earth is this Gun Stops problem? Every time I run a sale we get a ton of calls and emails the day after. It is up to the store if they want to extend the sale a day or not. In some cases we do but mos...

To anyone wondering what happens when a FFL releases a firearm after the required three day period and later turns up information that would warrant a denial of the transfer, it goes something like this... The ATF contacts the FFL, informs them of the denial, and asks if the firearm has been releas...

I don't know what all you are seeing. It appears several local shops have this or similar policy. I found the exact one now. His policy does seem a bit more harsh than the rest. His transfer rate is insane! Even $20 transfers are hardly worth the hassle. I don't know how dealers do it. Try Arnzen A...

The dealer does not have to release them to you. When I got my FFL they cautioned me on this. It is up to the dealer to decide. This goes for any firearm transfer or sale. If the dealer feels something is off they can decide not to transfer. If he has a policy against it then you may need to find a...

I don't know what all you are seeing. It appears several local shops have this or similar policy.

I should say that I don't think this guy is running his business right, just saying that he does not have to hand them over. If he takes the gun you could probably take him to small claims court. I wouldn't wait any longer though, if it's been 2 weeks give him a call. We are all a bit curious who th...

The dealer does not have to release them to you. When I got my FFL they cautioned me on this. It is up to the dealer to decide. This goes for any firearm transfer or sale. If the dealer feels something is off they can decide not to transfer. If he has a policy against it then you may need to find a ...

How does the new place look?

I would not compare blank rifle brass to pistol brass with a cannelure to prevent bullet setback. They are two totally different animals. The biggest question to ask, is blank brass made to the same standards at regular brass cases? Is it the same type of brass, the same thickness, annealed the same...

I called the places I thought would have them with no luck. I ended up having to order online.

I need a mil spec M16 trigger today for some testing. Specifically I need a full auto trigger, not 3rd burst. Does anyone know if anybody sells them in the metro area?