Frankly, I don’t see how removing the $200 really fixes things as long as it remains an NFA item. The $200 is not that big a deal… the regulatory burden and getting mother-may-I is the bigger problem. From what I’ve read of the posting above, it’s not removing them from the NFA. It’s just making it ...

Newer gun, bad safety… unless you did a trigger job on it this is on the manufacturer and should be a warranty claim item.

I wouldn’t buy a new safety. I’d get the gun fixed y the folks that let a problem out the door in the first place.

I’ve got a couple. To be contrary… I’m not saying they should be banned/restricted, just that they are not particularly necessary. I’m not really that impressed with them- they are neither fish nor fowl. The two main uses I have for them are training for other weapons and gun games that require them...

Would you expect a bot to admit it?

But it has been slow around here.

Holland&Holland wrote:... cold dead hands

Literally.

If this is the commentary I heard, it won’t make them illegal if you have it… just illegal to transfer one.

You die, and the gun is to be destroyed or sent somewhere else.

Last week.

Well, part of the ATF is on the ball...

Got a suppressor approved in less than 24 hours after getting the eforms done.

Got to give them their due when they do their jobs... even if it might well be better that the job shouldn't include that.

I think that your actual price point is about $75/1000 right now and you may have missed that boat. As an example, Ahlmans has small rifle primers (which you can use in pistol loads if you want to) for, if I remember right, $79/K. They also had shotgun Win 209's for sale at about $200/5k (ie, $40/K)...

Given that I am not going to CA (except through an airport, I have never been there) it really is a meaningless win to me.

That's not to say its not important, but it is of no added value to me.

Face it, the argument is that travel is a right and that one state’s legal permits should be recognized through the union like drivers licenses are. It’s a reasonable argument. That they are driving for a living is an attempt to connect it to interstate commerce, although I don’t quite see how the c...

Personally, I think MN is less of an issue than some others. We do recognize some others more or less.

IL, NY, NJ are bigger fish.

Hawaii would be interesting as well.

Their claim that the 2A doesn’t apply to them really deserves a severe SCOTUS and congressional slap down.

Leupold supposedly has forever warranty.

Get a hold of them. They will either fix or replace it I bet.

Too much lube/clp on the firing pin- gels when cold?

That cost me a nice deer this year.

If the cash outlay for the grips is too steep, I’d just bite the bullet and buy a new gun. The Beretta 92 series is a full size service pistol. (You said it’s close enough)- and thus you probably would be better off getting a new smaller all around gun for regular carry. Besides, at least in my expe...

I don’t think we should abolish the ATF. They do serve a legitimate purpose. What is needed is to remove the redundant parts of the federal bureaucracy and keep the agencies limited to their congressionally appointed functions. As to the bureaucrats… while it may annoy folks, it probably would be ch...