Recent content by Sean Cloherty

Absolutely. Focus on criminals, not tools.

www.timebomb2000.com has a few of of them posted here and there.

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha . . . :scrutiny: No offense but . . . Are you guys seriously debating Farady cages, printed circuit vulnerability to recoil, reception issues and power sources and such? You must have a lot of free time on your hands. Massachusetts has a multitude of village idiots...

The best I've got is a couple of 3" groups at 100 yards using my 1942 Springfield M1. It was using M2 ball from the Western Cartridge Corporation - headstamped WCC 1953. Wish I could get some more of that . . .:(

I am looking for a .22 too and have been considering a Mossberg. Anyone have a recommendation for a .22 that is bolt action and tube fed?

I've had some of the same dog experiences I am reading about here and now don't feel so foolish to share them. I was visiting relative in FL and as I walked out with my two year old in my arms a neighbors LARGE German Shepard (and I mean HUGE for a Shepard) charge across his own yard and...

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So now that the industry is no longer faced with these legal costs, are we going to see some reduction in the retail price of firearms? :D

I second my fellow Bay Stater FPrice's advice. :D

Here is a great resource for you, even if it does introduce a number of other Kalashnikov variants. http://www.ak-47.net/ak47/index.html

You did not seem to indicate any permits so I will assume that you don't have one. In MA you need a permit to simply posess a firearm. Think that is bad? In MA you need a permit to posess PEPPER SPRAY! :banghead: Leave it all home. That's my best advice.

Where I grew up there were metalic swastika medallions on the sidewalks in our town. It was a masonary company's logo from the 1920's or so and has the name and adress and specialities on the arm of the symbol. Betcha they changed the symbol sometime in the late 1930's . . .

Regarding the crime rates, they are, as you would surmise, in almost perfect inverse proportion to the gun owning citizens of each municipality. Go figure. :rolleyes:

I don't care to justify nor defend what he did (nor condemn him without ALL the facts) . . . Regarding the "Intent to Murder" charge, that is easily explained by this being mASSachusetts. If you are a citizen with a firearm, the presumption is that you are just one fender bender or...

Tanstaafl.