Recent content by Daedalus

I am in the same boat :fire:

What about that gun manufacturer immunity bill the NRA spent all its 2005 political capital on? I thought it was going to save the industy? Gee I guess it turns out the only thing that would REALLY save the industry is selling products people want to buy. Who would have thought?

This is my all-time favorite crackhead in search of a smoking device story: http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/sfo/27499971.html

Same for me. A lot of it had to do with knowing I would be letting my parents down when I was a kid and now that I am older it is knowing that I would be letting myself down.

If you can unlock your front door, you would be able to put those two together.

I was interested by what you posted here and did a little more searching and found this: http://www.cruffler.com/historic-february00.html Very interesting read regarding development of the StG 44 and I think it conclusively shows that the M! Carbine was not the inspiration for it.

So where is everyone getting their 5.45 nowadays? Everywehere seems to be sold out...

Don't shoot ammo from a country where you wouldn't drink the water...

King of the Hill is great. COTTON: No wonder that kid from the playground stole your pail! He knows you can't shoot! LITTLE HANK: I want my binky back. COTTON: You want your binky back, you gotta come in firin'! :D

Here is something I have seen that I always thought was a good idea: Get a big mason jar and put a card on it that reads "Cartridges from "Empty" Guns" . Put a couple in there to make up for the ones that got away. Place it in a prominent location. Should give everyone something to think...

Replace the rear sight with an RPK rear sight - you will like the adjustable windage.

Guys, guys, the obvious answer is a Chrome AK wit Da Switch.

The way I see it it is a continuously actuating device, as long as you hold down the trigger (electrical switch) it will fire if there is ammo in the gun. This would be the same as using a power drill to actuate one of the crankfire devices which the ATF has said is a big no-no.

Um, didnt they just technically create a machine gun when they made that electrically operated trigger actuator.

If he was creeping into skateboard parks in the middle of the night and installing his devices you might be right. But since property owners have to purchase his product I don't think he is out to ruin everyone's fun. As for his role in the serialization scheme, I have nothing to say that...