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Blazer .22lr 500rnd = $30 sellier and bellot 115gr 9mm = $15/50 Tula 115gr 9mm = $14/50 sellier and bellot 230gr .45ACP = $21/50 American Eagle and PPU .223 = $15/20

I've had a similar call before through visa, someone had frauded my card to buy some hobby stuff across the country. Its pretty standard procedure, when I worked at a paintball store that sold online we would have fraud attempts 1-3 times a month.

Ammo prices will return to where the once were, maybe slightly higher but not by much. The huge price increases you see are from smaller shops and gun specific businesses but when the manufactures can produce enough to meet demand you will see it return to the big box stores at a similar price...

Something about Bust Out Another Thousand comes to mind... How about, Got Unuff? Never!

It's going to depend on the administration at that school. I remember writing a report in middle school Spanish that was "Yo queiro Smith y Wesson" in which my teacher really liked and I got an A, later in my education a classmate was forced to take a picture of her brother who was active duty...

On my Mosseberg 500 it definitely reduced the felt recoil, for example it doesn't hurt my shoulder nearly as much when I'm shooting 3" loads but that comes at the cost that it beats your face up. All in all I would pass on it if I was doing it all over.

They come to my local Gun show all time, they are fine to deal with in person but I have heard their shipping is a little slow.

In oregon the local pawn shop does it for $20=$10 fee + $10 background check, if receiving multiple guns $10 a gun and 10 once for the background

It designates that it is a 12 gauge model, as opposed to another size according to wikipedia 500A = 12 gauge 500B = 16 gauge 500C = 20 gauge 500D = 28 gauge, (never manufactured) 500E = .410 bore

You can usually fine H&R single shot 12g and 20g for that price point

I had a AK74 with a Nodak Spud receiver from century and had no problems with it. My friend however got the exact same rifle at the same time as me and the front pins in his receiver became dangerously loose after about 800-1000 rounds. His attempts to get any support from century have been...

Just the other day I was doing a similar inventory of what I had on hand, and set some baselines for how much ammo I wanted to have on hand at any given time. More or less setting stock watch numbers where if my supplies dip below a certain amount its time to hit the store. These numbers were of...

Agree'd with Sgt_R. Nothing I own would be that hard to replace, so cost + 20% for my trouble would about do it

S&W sigmas can be had for around 300 new http://www.cheaperthandirt.com/13283-55.html

@ Skribs, I don't know about Washington but here in Oregon your CHL only covers handguns

I'm going to take these ideas to the Hardware store and see what I can find. I will post a Picture when it gets completed. Thanks for all the ideas.

I recently purchased a 12" ar500 plate and was wondering if anyone had any portable stand ideas? The place I go shooting is on a hill side to the stand would have to be easy to carry by 1-2 people and able to be put on slanted ground, ie. its going to have to stake in. I've used chicken wire...

I use a Kholster IWB with mine and really like it, just get a sharp knife and cut the leather to your fit. After a few months of use it still holds retention well. They usually cost around $50 plus shipping.

Recently there was an attack on a Light Rail train in my city that involved 4 high school girls attacking one lone girl after a verbal dispute. During this attack no one on the train stepped in to do anything and one person even filmed it on their cell phone. My Question would be about the...

Lencac, Thanks for your reply, the deal with 1903 fell through so guess I wont get to see how easy it is after all haha. Ended up picking up a Yugo Mauser last week instead. Thanks for the your help and information though!