I thought they were changing their store name to Eunuch's now?

Hey, it's on sale at Fleet Farm, in the ad:
XM855 - 420 count - $164.99

This is closer to home:
http://abcnewspapers.com/2014/03/12/three-charged-for-attempting-to-enter-andover-home/
It didn't quite escalate as bad as the original post though.

http://kstp.com/article/stories/S3353214.shtml
There's something in common regarding Anoka.

I agree, a .45LC is basically the slug for these guns.

Don't we hear about this all the time? As it stand now is there anything that will act the same as lead? Gold does, and it has a higher ballistic coefficient than lead. Not at all practical cost-wise, lol. Copper is okay, but expensive. Most of the evidence I've read regarding lead shot and poisoni...

Bulk pack of 1000 rounds of Federal 5.56 55gr. $400
Need to make room for other ammo!
Located in Anoka, MN.

Oh yeah, make sure it isn't pinged up from dry firing. That's a big source of issue too.

I don't think the Rohm .22's had many issues, it was the larger calibers that caused a lot of problems. I have a Rohm 66 that shoots without issue.

I think the issue is dry firing, which can break the pin probably a result of corrosive ammo from a surplus one. There are aftermarket pins that are much stronger that fixes that issue. I think there's a decocking issue too with that model too.
It's a nice shooter though.

I like them, though they heat up really fast. Light and easy to point. They have a 5.56 variant out now too.

Link

“I think the general public will be alarmed by it and wonder if people have been allowed to bring guns to school in the past.”

That's called the Yugo slap.

At least with a surplus stock (which is shorter in length) I go as far forward on the stock to the receiver while sighting, and don't experience the stock slapping.

Wow, I feel pity for the daughter. Does not surprise me however.

Wouldn't surprise me if it wasn't all just a publicity stunt.