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If walking the Appalachian Trail, arguably you are on an interstate trip under 18 USC 926A which overrides inconsistent state law if the firearm is legal at your origin and destination locations. However that law only pre-empts state law. Federal gun laws in any federal area in NY and NJ such...

Is the lockwork inside the same as colt or is it differently designed? Sent from my SCH-I535 using Tapatalk

Pipe not designed for high pressure may fatigue and shatter without warning at some point. Main issue is 223 is a high pressure round. When that bullet exits the barrel there is tremendous pressure released behind it. Either switch to shooting a round with less pressure (7.62x39 for instance)...

Limp wristing will cause failure to feed even in a glock. After not shooting for a while it is easy to forget to hold that gun rigid and tight. Clean it again and go back to the range and squeeze that gun with death grip hold your wrist rigid like iron and shoot two boxes of ammo and you will...

The coffee grounds perform a function similar to bluing salts, further bolstering the revolver's factory blue job and giving the color of the steel a distinctive corrosion-fighting and crime-fighting hue. :)

Try contacting your congressman. A letter from a congressman to the BLM would probably get a response. A couple extra paragraphs tacked onto a bill to fund more enforcement, or to create a committee, might be possible.

How about Sig 226 MK25? Isn't that what it was designed for, seal duty?

There are so many rules encumbering hunting where I am that I never get anything. What we need are less rules not more. You have to be a lawyer to figure out how to hunt without committing a crime in some areas. No wonder less and less people even try.

You don't have to clean your apartment if you don't want either. Nor your car. Plenty of dirty cars drive just fine. Plenty of slobs will eagerly say cleaning is optional and they are right. I choose to keep my house clean and my car clean and guns clean and my other things clean because it...

Rub BLO on and let it saturate then wait 15 min then rub off excess and let dry a day or two. Repeat till it looks real nice. Then johnson paste wax. Rub on let dry and then rub off and buff to a shine. Couple coats of that and you are set.

Jusy thinking out of the box here...how about a spray mist of water to make the barrel cool quicker?

And they are also entitled to lose customers...

Airtight pelican case and vci (vapor corrosion inhibitor) packs.

Chesty Puller's biography noted an instance in the Pacific where Japanese soldiers either ran off the beach into the ocean to escape or were swimming away from shore because their transport boat sank before they could land and Marines on the beach got in sitting positions in the sand and slung...

NJ is no go unless you are traveling between range and home. Not hotel. Not friends house. So for all practical purposes you cant possess at all there at all. Felony level offense. 10 years in prison max. Hollow point ammo is also felony unless in home or back and forth from the range...

If it is illegal or not is questionable but assuming it was illegal it doesnt seem to be enforced. A local range routinely rents guns on premises to foreigners on vacation.

Charge 6 chambers with powder, ram 6 balls in, drop one drop of 10w30 motor oil on the edge of each ball where it is up against the chamber wall so it soaks around the edge of the ball where it meets the chamber wall. Done. No need to do anything more than that in my opinion so long as the...

How can you tell a new good remlin 336 or 1894 from an older poorly made remlin? Is there a serial number range for the first batches of remlins that were awful so we know what to avoid?

What I'm talking about is what this gunsmith is doing: http://www.randyscustomrifles.com/take_down_rifles.html Basically the barrel unscrews from the action for storage, stock is cut to let it unscrew.

Anyone have any experience with bolt action rifles that are modified to be taken down into two pieces? I know that Winchester sells a takedown version of their 1894, and I've seen some gunsmiths will do conversions, but I don't see much talk about it online. I would think a Ruger Gunsite...