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The gas piston tube looks like it came off a SKS. Prop for the photo shoot maybe?

I think you guys missed something. This is a list of things that Reagan did, not a list of things effected by the AW ban.

You're assuming the pilot was in the helicopter at the time. I've seen a couple of instances on TV where the crew landed to attempt to catch the guy they were after.

Well Roadkill, you said Now what I've seen doesn't support what you said at all.

Roadkill, why do you see this fellow as the bad guy? I may be wrong, but what I'm picking up from what I've read is that this guy was in the neighborhood (zoned for residential and light commercial use) first, then his neighbor decides to get the city to change the zoning to allow industrial use...

EBR=Evil Black Rifle. THEY MUST BE BANNED NOW FOR THE CHILDREN!

IIRC, that is another law aimed at the 'Saturday Night Special'. Most of those guns have alloy frames that will melt before steel will, so this allows them to outlaw the cheaper guns. Consumer safety doncha know. :barf:

Do you mean in the eyes of the CA gov, or are you thinking of a different rifle? I don't see much similarity between them other than the fact that they're both Russian designs.

HankB, you overlooked Demolition Man.

It means that the ammo operates at higher pressures than standard ammo.

I think SEALs still use stainless S&W revolvers sometimes.

The Russians have already done that. See the bottom half of this page.

Dexter as the new head of NASA. Samurai Jack as the new Sec. of State.

Depends on the caliber. If you had a StG. 44 and had to make each piece of brass, I suppose 100 rounds would be a considerable amount. I've heard that some of the big bore rounds for double rifles can cost $125 for a box of five. So yes, 100 rounds could be quite a lot of ammo.

I think someone was making a new stainless steel bolt carrier that had the Galil style charging handle. I think I saw it at ak-47.net.

Meek, keep reachiing, something that actually makes sense and can be defended logically might come within your grasp.:rolleyes:

Impolite and rude? Explain that.

tcsd, I can respect that, but I think you should consider that soldiers are an inventive bunch. If there is a way to get something home some of them will find it. IIRC, that gold plated MP5 got shipped home, but was intercepted in transit. How many haven't been intercepted though? Didn't the...

They might be plain old combat helmets. People have been saying that helmets need integrated eye protection since at least the '80s. I think some have finally started to move in that direction.

I'm betting That the agent didn't check the chamber at all. The man from the audience didn't know anything about firearms, but acted as if he did.