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Its legal because the solvent trap and silencer version ARE NOT THE SAME. One has blast baffle, one does not. Now if you "made" a blast baffle and had it sitting there with your solvent trap, you would be in constructive possession territory. Bullet hole in oil can? I agree that would be a bad...

I'd like to clear up a few things. First I purchased one of the "real" ones as a gift to my C3 dealer for being such a nice guy. I get to play with it, and they work extremely well. I have shot them on everything from .22 pistol to AR-15. On the AR, depending on oil filter you use, you get a...

Remember that law enforcement is always trying to prove intent. Its pretty clear that you are breaking your back trying NOT to break the law. I think you have been given some pretty good options. 1 Remove some items from your possession 2 Don't perform work until stamp is in hand 3...

My osprey 45 can is VERY ammo sensitive. Some ball ammo is loud as heck, like .410 shotgun loud almost. And other ammo is similar to my suppressed subsonic .22's. Also, run some water in it and shake it out, and give that a try. Its ridiculously quiet wet. For me the Russian new ball ammo is...

Just got one approved. 155 days from pending.

Anyone toss the sparrow internals into a sonic cleaner? I have one and it cleans the heck out of whatever you toss in, but you can get some finish damage to some items. My concern is the end cap that is aluminum.

If the threads are off the bullet can "follow" the baffles. There have been some dramatic examples of this documented. Its a little hard to believe but it does happen, and so it could produce results like this. Best test would be to put the can on another host weapon and see if it causes the...

I think the issue was with the open bolt design. The upper was already a machine gun basically. You could mount it to a semi lower and make it shoot more than once with minor modification. Unsafe modifications mind you, but safety is not the rule. Can't fire more than once OR be readily made to...

I have also witnessed two slam fire events in an AR platform. First one involved a heavy hand on the forward assist, which allowed the match hammer to jump free of sear. Not really a slam fire, but looked similar. Other slam fire was earlier this month at high power match. Bolt closed rifle...

You can amnesty register something or wait and buy it later once its transferable again. Won't be mine or anyone's business which you choose. The point is that IF an amnesty were to take be declared many hundreds of thousands of new registration would likely be filed, and I could see over a...

The law's wording says something like "up to 90 day" amnesty can be declared by attorney general or something to that effect. That's why I said 90 day. I expected bush may do it at the very end of his term, but didn't happen. Of course, multiple 90 day periods could be declared. Be fine with me...

Id say non-registered machine guns easily exceeds 100,000 in number. If an amnesty were to ever be established everyone with a m2 parts kit or 80% side plate will be registering there "item". The total number of amnesty items would actually be closer to several hundred thousand given a 90 day...

The key would be to keep Pre-1986 guns at $200 transfer tax. Tax all post 1986 guns at $5,000 (one-time) or some other high number. That prevents junk machine guns, helps maintain value in existing inventory, and still keeps the new guns affordable.

I have learned TONS from books. It gives you a way to improve on your sport while you are relaxing at home, or can't get to the range. I have the book by randolph constantine. http://www.amazon.com/Modern-Highpower-Competition-Randolph-Constantine/dp/1931220050 I have read that book a couple...

The question you need to answer is are your shots "on call" or not. Pay attention and see if your hits are where your front sight was when the rifle fires. If the hits match the front sight's location on the target then no need to adjust sight, just work out what potential issue you have...

I use the same cart as skid's. It works great and the large wheels help with steps and bumps. Down side is it is large and wide. looks like jmorris's toddlers are ready for action! Bet the mall cops would love that rolling in the door. LOL!

Great day at the range. Thanks for everyone's generosity. We learned a lot and the new rear sights with the lens in them are amazing. Can't make the front sight get out of focus. LONG day but well worth the trip. Hope to see you guys at Benning.

I understand that there is a 300 yard reduced service rifle competition near Ft Benning, GA the first weekend of Feb 2011. Anyone know about this? Thanks

Make sure you tell him to only use "standard" velocity ammo in this gun. They tend to have blue labels on the box. It will cost more also. I don't have an answer for your question, but that is a great little gun.

The value in legal OC is that it protects all of us. If your concealed weapon becomes visible, it sure is nice that OC is legal. If you are dealing with a post disaster environment, like I did after Ivan, OC is a necessary tool. If your permit lapses, or your sheriff goes off the reservation you...