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Every time I see the list of organizations who are "anti gun" it reminds me how paranoid most of us look to mainstream US. Rather than try to influence organizations that are overwhelmingly positive we make a feeble attempt at blacklisting them. * though it does make me smile that my American...

I don't care who assembles them, I want to know which batch of hillbillies machined the magwells here in the US.

When companies figured out it was cheaper to float a barrel than to bed it well and make it fit the stock, it became all the rage. Take it how you will, floating does not mean accuracy, and it doesn't equal quality.

kinda weird, I don't wear jewelry. I'd be more likely to put a small sticker on the back window of my truck. lol on the sheepdog pin, that was a hilarious escapade.

If it comes down to it and you have to shoot it, then shoot it. But it would be wise to get the police involved before hand so you'll have the law on your side if you must shoot. Call the police today.

CDNN Investments & J&G Sales are two big ones.

Ossama fears god... right? :confused: Publicly outspoken religious people trip my crazy alarm.

I'm a pretty skinny guy too, (6'5", 220) I feel like a whore putting my measurements out there on the interweb :p. I don't carry often, but when I do I don't worry too much about a print, it's called concealed, not invisible. As long as you make a good effort and it's not obvious, I figure...

Match chambers don't like surplus ammo, it can work but it will probably piss you off a lot.

My guess is that the gov't cheese is delicious.

I see the mandatory straight jacket/rubber room policy for citizens between the ages of 1 month and 99 years is going well for the Labor party. :D I've never smoked the crack, but I like to keep my options open. USA USA USA :D

IMO, from the GOP he may be as good as it gets this election, too bad he stained by Massachusetts style politics. He shows a bit more principle than some of his opponents, a la NPR interview last week, he outright refused to incorporate his faith into his politics, I was impressed. If Dr. Ron...

I'm guessing it was failure to extract, which is not unheard of when going from steel to brass. Tell your uncle to brush clean his chamber well and it will be fine. As for reloading rimfire? I'd have to be high. :D

I do the PetSmart walnut shells with Lyman polish in a F.A. tumbler, with superb results after about 4 hours.

Jimmy, that's what I was thinking. How fun would it be to live next to that kid? And a neighborhood that tolerates flamethrowers is a pretty cool place in my book!

It seems to rise at .243 recently... :scrutiny: I don't care what the name of the round is, I'll hunt with it if I'm convinced it will work. A lot of guys swear by a .30-30, .30-06, .25-06, .270, .308, .257 Roberts, etc. etc. etc. Want to impress me? Run down a deer on foot and...

I saw a Freedom Arms factory rep do a demo when the .454 was hot as the .500. IIRC the rep was busting cinder blocks with every shot at about 200-250yards.

Dude,there is a huge difference between an RPG or shoulder fired missile and a flamethrower. I have a brush-burner that would be a flamethrower if it had more pressure, it's pretty harmless.

Here's a cool build google found for me, I personally fear a fiery death, otherwise I'd do it. http://mirror.linnwood.org/flamethrower/ That kid is gonna go places in life!

I believe it's none of the above. A "flamethrower" has many legitimate agricultural and construction related duties, albeit not in the form you're thinking. :evil: As far as I know it doesn't fall under any taxable designations, but if you build one, do your homework for sure!