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First though is a Thompson, just for the cool factor. But an M-14 would probably win out.

Maybe the country will learn how easy it is to fall victim to one of the 25,000+ gun laws in this country. Make a point by sawing off the barrel of a rifle, accidentally create a untaxed NFA short barreled rifle, face a 10 year sentence and a $250,000 fine. No excuse, you are required to know...

Why do we have to “give” anything? In this country guns are a right, not a bargaining chip! This is one of the major things that set the US apart from the rest of the world.

How can you tell if someone sold a gun, unless you know they have that gun. Universal background checks = registration. They gotta know who's got 'em before they can track 'em.

Yes, the Glock NY2 trigger is 12lb to better simulate the trigger pull back when they carried wheel guns.

Add a 12lb trigger pull to the mix, I don't want to be anywhere near a NYPD officer when they start firing!

But, but you don't understand, we have to do SOMETHING! It's for the children!!

According to the guy and his grandson standing in the next lane, it was my M1 Garand. I touched off a round and he had a fit over how loud it was! I politely explained that it is a gun range and loud noises are expected. I also pointed out that hearing protection is advisable. Wow, loud...

The reason behind SBR & SBS's being restricted goes back to the NFA. Pistols were originally on the list of NFA firearms. They did not want people cutting down rifles and shotguns to a concealable size. They were not able to get the votes to pass the legislation without dropping the restrictions...

Sorry, I used the link you upgrade to Benefactor for $300. Thought it was for Life also.

The correct link is nra2016.org It is active till the end of the month.

One sniper scene in Saving Private Ryan, the US sniper closes his eye, just before pulling the trigger. Please, that should have been reshot! (Pun intended!)

The addition of a cordless drill or other type of motor, wind up device, etc., would create an automatic weapon. Not advisable!

Not worth the risk, heat will change the structure of the metal. It may kaboom on the first shot, or several rounds later, there is no way to know.

Refined lead is very stable, they store nuclear waste in the stuff! If it can withstand high levels of radiation for 10's of thousands of years, I don't think I would worry much about a few lead bullets breaking down in my yard. (I shoot on my property too.)

I just send a copy of the application to the CLEO with a cover letter stating that the BATF requires I send this form to the CLEO, and that it requires no action on their part.

Why put the number 5 down as a qualifier? Do the first 5 not count? It's not about safety, it's about teaching children that "guns are Evil". So Evil, that if ANYTHING associated with guns comes near, you must be protected by locking you in somewhere so that the Evil Thing cannot harm you...

Not to hijack the thread, but I was wondering about the legalities of shipping NFA weapons. From what I have read, just handing a NFA weapon to someone at the range COULD be considered an illegal transfer. Is there special consideration in the law to cover handing off the item to a person or...

Well, I think its a.... Hummm, better look at the pictures again.... Yes, yes, I am almost sure..... Its a box! :neener:

I am a displaced Californian, living in the Ozark's for 20 years now. It's a great place! Just remember, when driving, if you see a car with its signal light on, figure it was left on at the factory!:neener: