Recent content by Crunker1337

To be honest, I got that information from anecdote from a Texan hunter I know. Sorry for the BS information, and I'll pass that link along to him.

I don't know if you're interested in this, but to the best of my knowledge, there are no Texan laws against hunting/varminteering with suppressed weapons.

FFLs are not necessarily experts on gun laws.

Really? I was under the impression that that ruling only applied to the TC Contender.

When I saw the title of this thread, my first thought was, "How is that even possible?"

I would suggest a Mossberg 500 in .20 gauge, or, if that's too much, .410. If loaded with the right ammunition, it shouldn't be untameable even for seniors, and will suffice for home defense. Cheap, reliable, and you easily slap a flashlight on it. Of course, a firearm's just one aspect of...

I think I'm fairly safe in saying there are thousands of pistols made on traditionally rifle platforms in the hands of American civilians. That, in my opinion, validates the use of the word "many".

Many do.

PLR-16s, for instance, are nice pistols. Powerful and accurate, and you can load 'em up with big AR magazines and accessories. If you're just going for the gee whiz factor though, I'd suggest a .22LR instead. Like a PLR-22 or, as I think was mentioned, a Ruger Charger.

A while back, I read a thread on 10mm talk about converting an XD .45 to 10mm. If that can be done, I'd imagine that .45 GAP to .40S&W can be done as well, but it'll take a lot of doing. Why not just sell the .45GAP and get a .40S&W, instead?

If you have good shot placement and use the proper ammunition, you should be good.

Hey, this looks pretty nifty! Keep us updated.

What's gun freedom in Yemen like? Nice pics.

I'm jealous.

Airsoft guns aren't guns, but I'd be hesitant to call them toys, since they can inflict damage on property and people, and animals. I'd call them sporting goods... sort of like a baseball bat.