Reading the judge's quotes in the article, they absolutely SCREAM that her ruling is a legal setup for making sweeping changes to either immigration law or second amendment law or both. It makes me queasy reading her terrible interpretation and application of US law to an illegal immigrant with...
You can shoot any .223 or 5.56 ammo through that chamber. It's a combination of the best of both worlds of the .223 Remington and 5.56 NATO chambers. Let'er rip!
I'll be the enabler...
Keep the .280 and buy a 7mm-08. They can share the bullets and primers for reloading and you can have a lightweight rifle in the 7mm-08 for your mountain hunting. You'll have A LOT covered with those 2 rifles.
Edit to add: maybe look into having the 280 barrel reamed...
Ok, without precise terminology like "safe action" or "striker fired" (which both refer to a Glock type action), I don't know what would be allowed. You should find out from the guy in the office exactly what terminology he means and ask for a couple of examples that would be allowed. Also...
I'm unsure what is meant by "double action only" for a semiauto, but no exposed hammer. Usually, a "double action" semiauto has a hammer and it is usually exposed like a Sig 226. Do they include "safe action" pistols as allowable? A "safe action" pistol would include a Glock and most, if not...
I do, but only my rifles.
1. Precision CZ457 with a Tract Toric 4-20x50 with the PRS reticle
2. Factory Ruger 10/22 with a Bushnell 3-9x32
3. Custom 10/22 with a Nikon Monarch 2-8x32
Your music in the video is very sad...
243winxb nailed it with his photos...a bipod on a pad is extremely suboptimal plus it's likely you were shooting a series of experimental rounds rather than his dialed in load.
I believe shooting on a solid rest with a rear bag and the dialed in load...
I'm glad it works for you. I have a Burris Fastfire II or III (can't remember) on a Ruger Mark III 22/45. I'm VERY familiar with the ergonomics on a 1911 pistol as I use a 2011 for 3-gun competition, so I'm not unfamiliar with the grip angle, safety and everything else on a 1911. When I...
No, I don't want to have to retrain myself on something new. All of my handguns have a variation of a red fiber optic front sight or a night sight front sight. I can use any of them and am looking for the same thing...the same as my work pistol.
If I switch over to an optic, I've first got...
Elisjsha Dicken came to mind as soon as I saw the thread title. What advantage does NOT having sights give? It seems stupid to me to not have sights on a gun. Yes, an accomplished shooter can shoot well without sights, but how much practice did it take him/her to get to that stage? Does the...
MUCH easier than an AR-15. I built a 10/22 without a single factory part. It's actually easy to do. I will admit I just went with a fully assembled trigger assembly rather than sourcing all of the pins, springs and parts.
I would recommend disassembling what you have before you try...
Ok, all of that is true, but you missed the point of my illustration and reason for using an AR-15 as an example. Thinking of the standard profile AR-15 barrel, there are lots of videos showing that if you rest the barrel, rather than the handguard, on something, the round will strike higher...
I guess I'm cheap. I bought a $6 hot plate from Goodwill that has a dial temperature setting that I set somewhere around 300 degrees and use a wooden spoon to "stir" the brass for a few minutes. After everything is dry (less than 10 minutes, easily), I remove them using a pair of needle nose...
Ok, I'm guessing here, but the nature of the barrels is very different in these black powder barrels versus the barrel of an AR-15 for example. The black powder rifle barrels are very rigid and thick, "heavy duty" steel whereas the barrel of an AR-15 is much more lightweight and "delicate"...
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