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mine is an early PO version and from the factory would shoot completely off target, bushmaster fixed it, even though I bought it used and never had any problems since. the down side, is it is very light, and difficult to do quick follow up shots, a regular ar, after you take a shot the front...

I think it is a bad idea. absolutly no demand for it. If they make a 9mm version, people will not buy it, most would get an uzi, ar in 9mm, or if they want the rifle stock a rugar pc-9. all really don't sell well. the carbine sells because of history, really only rifle in the caliber...

What specifically are the differences in the recievers?

I like FN because it is pretty pro civilian gun owner, in fact I support them by buying everything I can that is FN. Didn't know those union guys drove winchester 94 into the ground, typical

I have a remington Model 7 in 308 win. I was wondering how different the reciever is and can I use a stock made for a remington 700 short action? thanks

AI magazines were inland, BUT there are alot of fake mags around, most or almost all fakes are 30 rounders. If it is AI and a 15 rounder it is original GI, os it must be damaged in some way. If it is a 30 rounder and AI and not working it is likely a fake, most fakes I've owed never worked well...

Gifted, that is just a bad rumor. There is a video of a guy in texas who shoot at the chinese jacket which he had poured water on and freezed and shot at at 100 yd and it went right through it. That should pretty much stop those ridiculous rumors that the 30 carbine can not go through a...

If popular media is any indicator, every sci-fi show in england which shows 'elite forces' or even regular british infantry, they all have G36. i.e. new doctor who, shaun of the dead, etc.

Well the galil has better sights so it is easier to shoot better groups. Also there are only 3 galils, the original IMI, Ohio rapid fire reciever versions (century, ohio rapid fire (ORF), etc) and RED stick which is not a galil but a saiga with galil furniture. AK, there are several choices...

which is the better 60x 80mm spotting scope? any experience.

Up to 100 yards I don't think it will be a problem, but at 200 yards, light transmission is poor as well as resolution, doubt you will see a .22 hole in the black. I really don't think there are any good optics you can use at 200 yards that are under $300. BTW you can go to midwayusa and...

could not find the post on their web site it is neither in their FAQ or revolver section ( yes i did look at all 9 pages)

Got a reloading press years ago and since then have put a couple of 1000 rounds through my taurus tracker and now the cylinder does not spin freely but seems a bit slow. was wondering how i can remove the cylinder to clean it? the online manual does not mention the procedure. thanks

No No NO, The reciever stretch is an internet rumor and applies to the old No4 actions which were converted to 308. These recievers were made for the 308 not 303 I had one I shot 500 rounds through without any problems, got rid of it and got one which I am modifying/butchering to look like...

I thought it was illegal to bring any firearms into the state of california if you are visiting, if you are not going to or coming from a shooting competition. Believe I read that out california DOJ website long ago.

Aimsurplus and even the local guys (buyammo.com) seem to have alot of the bulgarian 7.62x54r light and heavy bullets running around 10-15 cents around depending on the amount purchased. anyone have any experience with bulgarian x54r?

What is the problem with feeling soft point bullets specifically? What is the weight of the bullets i.e. are the shorter than a regular FMJ bullet? kinda need more specifics.

The real reason we cannot have ammo or firearms from china, is a trade agreement by clinton. you remember before clinton, Norinco, B-west, etc.

1/4 MOA at 100 yards, Accuracy international, sierra 168 moly BTHP, federal case, federal match primer, varget powder, Schmidt and bender 10x scope. I agree with everyone, rifle and scope does matter to a point, but ammo selection is more critical. I had a remington 700 which could shoot...

I believe they talked about this on weponeer.net forums. Since it is a non-sporting firearm, cannot import at all. But someone did talk to them about importing the parts but don't think it went anywhere, considering the initial cost it would be a limited interest item. wonder if anyone has...