BrettBaker

Any sets of PsyOps speakers so a guy can play Wagner properly?;)

"Obviously 07/02" Or a "personal sample". Not that I'm modifying mine, sticking a can on it will be as far as I go.

I've been doing a LOT more air gun shooting lately. Going to have to order a another full-auto from Pyramyd Air!

This is a good thing. Hopefully we'll get an increase in AR production with new ownership.

All the wait times and paperwork are worth it to watch someone else experience the fun of NFA items for the first time.

Could be a mag issue, too. I have only 1 mag that likes Blazer aluminum 115-grain; the rest will get at least one, and often multiple jams per mag. I've had good luck with steel case ammo and most brass case ammo. At least you have an ammo your gun likes, so guys had to rebuild guns to get them to work I'm told.

I knew a SOT back in the 90s who considered himself a Communist. He and his wife were some of the nicest pro-2A people you'd ever meet!

There might be some Gatling owners with progressive loaders in .45-70. With US Armament Corp making Gatlings, Nordenfelts, and hopefully Gardeners again, there's a lot of demand for .45 Government!

1 thing, Dscheid. What's been stretching out F4 times is silencers.

One LGS does their own fingerprinting. $50, but a lot of their prices are less than MSRP.

Sssssshhhh! We don't want them to know!

If it's a .22, just a brace. Centerfire, probably worth it to get a stamp and a real stock.

I bought my Sten in 1994. Got my first can in 2013. The only time I have ever seen an ATF agent was when one was checking paperwork at a LGS, probably 20 years ago. And that was for regular guns, not C3.

My understanding was a lot of guys brought back MGs because of ignorance. "It doesn't have a magazine with it, therefore it's OK. The firing pin was removed, it can't be shot, so it's good." Not right, but that's what people believed.

Natchez Shooting Supplies usually has a bunch of refurbished and demo scopes