Markemp wrote:Ugh. They are the worst.

Infringers be infringing.

I didn’t think AI BOTS gave donations.

Markemp wrote:Interesting. Looks like my Springfield M1A is safe, but I'd have to ditch my 20 round magazines. But overall a dumb law and I hope it doesn't pass. My guess is it won't go anywhere this year, for obvious reasons.

How is it safe? It CAN accept 20 rounders.

jdege wrote:I doubt I'd be able to see a clear shot in that crowd.

Neither did they.

Eff it. I am at, " you can pry it from my cold dead hands"

bstrawse wrote:

Lumpy wrote:And here I was wondering why MN had a ban on Young Adults Car.

We're going to win this case.

So why do you want good people unarmed then?

I reload it to my MATCH Quality standards for $3.00 per round. (My cost - even less if once fired brass is considered free.) There is of course a secondary market among competitive shooters ( re-loaders trading their existing inventory of components between themselves), but if you look at present d...

And a ton of money.

OldmanFCSA wrote:I'm afraid if I watched YouTube videos I would find out I did my AR-15 re-barrel incorrectly, but damn - it sure eats 223REM and 5.56X45 ammo at a rapid pace with no interruptions.

The correct tools and a lot of common sense will result in a proper installation.

Lefty loosey righty tighty

Price?

Where were the violence interrupters?

I think we [Holland&Holland and Bstrawse about transferring guns] are saying the same thing. Seems to me like you really do both understand the new process the same way. With the new law in place I don't think I will ever do an old time private sale ever again, it'll always be through an FFL, w...

Wow. I guess no more federal aid then.

IMG_5622.jpeg Don’t forget the Aeroshell or equivalent hi-temp grease for the barrel extension. And a heat gun for the receiver if a tight fit. I would have an experienced person do the swap unless you plan on doing future installs. Torque values are important for the barrel and muzzle device. Gas ...