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If you are speaking to me, I easily spend about $100 on ammo or accessories during each transfer. Other than that he doesn't have much to buy other than some bolt guns, shotguns, and Glocks. Not my fault he doesn't keep a better inventory or chooses to offer free transfers. Not sure why...

Out of all the local gun shops, I only like one. He does free transfers and has decent prices on ammo and guns. Unfortunately he stocks very little merchandise. All the other local shops are crazy overpriced and the clerks have that stereotypical gun shop employee attitude. So most of my...

Machine guns are only stupidly priced due to unconstitutional government regulations. The shortages and price increases of many firearms and ammunition after Sandy Hook was due to the threat of even more unconstitutional government regulation. Not really free market.

Just wanted to bump this as there have been a few developments since the last post. http://www.ar15.com/forums/t_1_5/1681489_NFA_cases__Hollis_v__Holder__Watson_v__Holder___TX_response_p_58_.html&page=1 Page 71 of this PDF is fairly interesting...

It would be more interesting to hear how these celebrities feel about background checks, deregulating NFA items, loosening import restrictions, concealed carry, open carry, carry permits, etc. But, I really only watch them on tv to be entertained. Don't really care about or pay attention to...

It says right in the OP link: "All donations will be held in my lawyer trust account. As we work on the cases and "bill" time to the case, the trust account will be debited. If we get $10,000 in donations, and my fees/expenses total $50,000, then I will only be paid the $10,000. If we get...

Great pictures.

I don't think mental health is the problem. Sure, it is a huge factor in these headline grabbing mass shootings, but they are but a small percentage of actual gun crime in the U.S. Most crime occurs in inner cities, due to worthless parents, poverty, and lack of quality education. The...

"This is a process that starts with stealing candy at the corner store as a child. It progresses through bigger property crimes that may also involve violence. But one day G gets tired of selling his stolen property for nothing and decides it would be better to steal cash. Cut out all that...

An original factory CHF barrel vs. a U.S. barrel for starters. I don't know of any U.S. made AK barrel that compares to a factory original.

Original factory built AK or an American built AK? I would take the Bulgarian any day. It's going to be better made with better materials and will hold its value far better than the Century. Of course if you're not really into collecting AKs and just want something to blast with, the Century...

Excellent specimen for an Archangel stock :what:

Does Collectibles cover accessories too? (Mags, ammo, optics, etc.)

Do you have a link to the article? Thanks.

Nice to hear that people are willing to share. I stop to look at the ammo case every time I'm in Wal-Mart just to see what the current stock level is. Yesterday, it was probably about 7:00am I was standing there and an older guy, probably 60-70, walked up and asked me if they put any out yet...

I've always done better with trades. In my experience people with cash flaked out more often or would sometimes try to change the deal when meeting.

The one I owned was decent and reliable, but I don't like semi-auto .22s so I sold it. Most people I know who own them seem to like them, and I had no problem selling mine.

I don't think they care about getting all of the technical information right. They're after controversy because that is what brings viewers and money. Ignorant folks will see the video and think "oh no! anyone can get a machine gun now!"

First they do a story on tannerite, now bump firing. http://money.cnn.com/2013/09/12/news/companies/slide-fire-gun/index.html?hpt=hp_t3 "Machine guns are illegal in the U.S. for most people, but one small company has found a way around that." First sentence in the article is complete bull...