Locally to Mpls...I buy it at Wolf's den in Hugo, or Sportsmans Guide (I heard they closed the walk in store though)

those high capacity assault shotguns can be tricky, guess he should stick to filling tampon dispensers in the boys restrooms

I know foreign companies use a metric size 209. slightly bigger in diameter than USA. Maybe those were not once fired hulls?. Or Winchester sourced primers during the shortage and used another brand in AA hulls?

...everyone busy canoeing before kammy & walzy take over?

Jim Kobe in Bloomington. or Village Pine in Hugo

...don't forget to add water to the list. If you let someone drink to much water they will die too

I would shoot the gun with open sights - but from a secure bench....see if the gun will group prior to pouring money down the rabbit hole. Can anyone else get it to group?.

Details will make a difference...if the shooter ordered and paid for items in "his name" and then had someone else pick them up and complete the paperwork... the dealers have got an issue to explain. (unclear at this time-from the sketchy reporting I've seen)

or drive over to Eden Prairie Scheels for CCI for $69.99 (same price once you add shipping to the Argentine ones at Norma)
https://www.scheels.com/p/cci-500-stand ... rs#start=1

Remember the old saying "Don't cut off your nose to spite your face". The damage this will do to our gun rights voice in Washington is catastrophic, what other group are you thinking will replace the NRA?. This is a brilliant tactic by the left...get the gun people within the MOST influent...

Non PC Christmas songs.(maybe not all safe for work)
https://www.ar15.com/forums/General/It- ... 5-2691094/

Common ak sling and cleaning equipment. Not for Mosin

I can hear the bunny huggers now...if we can just make contraceptives available to the pigs everything will be alright.

been awhile since I had one apart... but as I recall there is a screw that comes from below and connects a safety actuator bar(forget the real name.) to the bottom of the safety. remove stock to gain access and tighten.

most had a combination of dirt/carbon/gunk, and I assume some lube mixed in. Very few came in, clean but with petrified lube. Usually those seemed to be new guns that had sat for years before being taking out and used. Which I suppose makes sense, the factory is more interested in a new gun getting ...