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Wow thanks for all the replies guys! The ammo was quite new; couldn't have been more than a few months old and stored in a dry, cool place. Here's a few photos of the ruptured rim

Thanks for the replies guys and thanks for the smith and Wesson suggestion.

I meant to say fire ball, not a for ball haha

I just bought a smith and Wesson 22A-1 gun and I was shooting this ammo out of it and had a lot of ftf's and one cartridge completely blow up on me. Where the the casing comes off to the rim of the cartridge completely erupted and blew a for ball out of the side. Has anyone else had any problems...

Quite amusing! So the states are breaking the law then?? haha

So strange.. I though most states required pistol registration haha. I guess Michigan just sucks!

I tried to quote a few ppl but for some reason it was getting messed up. Oh well. THanks everybody for your help! I don't have a CWP so that shouldn't be a problem. DIdn't know there was no handgun registration in Florida.

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I have a Steyr 1912 model that was rebarreled from 7mm to 308 and the rounds won't feed smoothly off the stripper clibs into the internal magazine. What could be the problemo? Thanks!

Thanks guys! But do I have to get my firearm registered right away when I get there or will they honor my michigan handgun registration until I receive my florida one? Thanks so much!

Hello. I live in Michigan and I'm moving to Florida in a few days. I'm curious as to how I can move my 2 rifles and my handgun with me? I'll be driving and I don't plan on becoming a resident of Florida but rather just keep my Michigan residency. Am I allowed to bring my handgun to Florida...

he has a good point; how would I know if my wood would warp? Does it depend on the type of wood?

Woah thanks for the great response! I might start with the mineral spirits like you said but I'd imagine that it would only grab the surface cosmo, which I guess is why you soaked the stocks in the water with that TSP stuff. I'll have to give this a shot! I would have figured that soaking a...

Well would mineral spirits soak all the way through to the core or just the surface? See, my stock is Elm and it soaks... I mean SOAKS up cosmo so it's buried in there deep :/ I'm just not sure if denatured alcohol would work on such a soaked stock

I've seen plenty o' threads about cosmoline removal but my question is this: Could you remove cosmoline from a stock with nothing but denatured alcohol? I had Gunny do that with my top hand guard and I was just curious if it would work for the entire stock as well. It's getting cold up here...

I noticed this luger only has a 3 digit serial number. Is that normal/legit? I thought they usually had 4.

Haha yes working lugers are great! So I'm not quite sure if you're saying $1800 is too much since you saw a prestine one sell for $1551, or if you're saying get it while it's hot haha. Also, you can see old GB auctions but you have to have the link

Hey guys. I've been saving quite some time for a nice, decent luger from the 30's to the 1942 final production date for the military (Don't want a commercial one). I'm looking at online auctions and I see that a lot of the ww2-ish era lugers aren't going for their asking price. Would $1800 be...

well I'll probably buy it from the local gun store; I was just wondering the etiquette on doing so

A weapon can be in the hands of a civilian and not just a combat solider; how do you know I don't want this gun for home defense which would then make it a weapon? Anyway, great answers from everybody! Thanks for the responses and I'm not better 'armed' to buy my new FIREARM :)