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Try going back in time. That will help. :neener:

There are two models of the SuperCell recoil pad. One is for synthetic stocks and the other is for wood stocks.

I did an FFL transfer through Capitol Loans earlier this week and was really pleased with the experience. I'll definitely be using them for future transfers.

What about it was painful? I know several people with Hogue youth stocks on their HD 870 and are very happy with how it handles.

I may be mistaken, but I think he meant when people refer to their shotgun as their 12 gauge or 20 gauge.

Certainly. When I said brain I meant being practical, rational, logical, etc. as well as having a positive attitude. I wasn't trying to imply that mo' diplomas = mo' manly.

Manliness is a measure of brain, not of brawn.

This place will do them for $20 and they are located a little bit outside downtown. http://www.yelp.com/biz/capitol-loans-seattle-2

Receiver dimples are to add rigidity to the receiver. Magazine wobble is usually due to the magazine well being too large. If you really feel like you need to tighten up the fit, I would add shims on either side of the inside of the receiver until it fits how you want it to. I wouldn't mess...

The FN rifles are an exceptional value at the price CDNN is selling them and won't be offered this cheaply forever. You can pretty much get a Del-Ton whenever you like (even though I'd recommend Stag over Del-Ton if you're looking for a lower end AR).

No, but the taxes collected because of the business activity goes to the Chinese government which can allocate it to their military. Also, China's dictatorship is worse than Sudan's, Saudi Arabia's, or even North Korea's? If you say so.

Why doesn't anybody get on Sig's case for making 1911 clones? The patent on the 1911 expired just like the patent for the 870 did. The federal government wouldn't let those shotguns in if they were infringing on one of Remington's copyrights. You can call them a copy, a clone, a knock off, a...

Did you miss the part where the shipping for the CMMG upper is $0.01 and $15 for the Delton upper? That brings the difference after shipping to $25. Also, thank you arthurcw for explaining the differences between the two. If anybody would like to read up on the manufacturing differences...

For an extra $25 the CMMG is way way worth it. I'd still buy the CMMG even if the Delton were $300.

Both will be great rifles, but if there's only a small difference in price I would buy the Vector. It's worth the extra cost to me for a build using Polish, Hungarian, or Bulgarian parts kit over a Romanian parts kit.

No worries. I imagine it looks like every other Wingmaster with wood furniture. I just figured you had neglected to show off your latest acquisition. :)

Very glad it showed up in good shape. Do you have any pictures of it with the wood furniture?

You will be very well served by either. I slightly prefer the thumb safety of the 500/590 series though.

Which is why it costs half as much as high quality ammo. ;) It works great for plinking.

I was out shooting clays this past weekend, and toward the end the Mossberg started having some trouble cycling. It would get a little bit jammed up when the action was all the way back but eventually it'd give way with enough persuading. This didn't bode well for me since it pulls double duty...