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I need to find a suppressor with a flash hider attachment, then I could be truly invisible. (with that shoulder thing that goes up!):what:

Those old ads always kind of make me wish that I had one of these.

Sad news, indeed, I read a lot of his posts and gained a lot of good information in the process, He will be missed. Tom

My question to liberals when they talk about "assault rifles" is "Why is it when you see a man walk into a gun store, he subjects himself to back ground checks in some places, a waiting period, he needs to complete a federal document regarding his purchase, you think, There goes a mass shooter...

I worked on a GI carbine a long time ago for a similar problem, what I found was a fair amount of shaved brass packed tightly in the notch (for lack of a better term) that the extractor rests in when the bolt is closed, until I cleaned the brass out, the bolt would not go completely into...

Which is exactly what I did, but he insisted I was wrong until I showed him the manufacturers name on the rifle.

I once had a man try to argue with me about my FN49, He was quite convinced that it was an M1 Garand, and was not willing to accept any other answer.

I followed some links to the story in the Columbus dispatch, it is house bill 147, for any one wishing to check up on it.

There was a permit-less carry bill introduced , (I believe in 2013, ) it never made it out of comity, I watched it for about a year and it never moved. I live just outside of Cleveland, and yes it is a dump.

I enlarged the pic to get a better view, it seems as though there is either a mag well or ejection port on the bottom just in front of the trigger guard, now I am curious as well.

I don't know what the gun is, but in my opinion, that small box mag. is way too far forward, I mean if the bolt was long enough to pick up a round from there, it could no way move back far enough to eject the spent case.

It was a squib, driven out with a cleaning rod. I can say that with confidence because I have a bullet with the exact same marks, that I personally drove out at the range. Tom.

Here is a thought from an old truck mechanic, who, admittedly has no experience with this type of choke tube. Could an over torqued tube cause a fracture in the threads at the point of the last thread contact, eventually causing it to crack in a ring around the tube...

I've got a claymore that in no way has a sharp edge, but at 9 pounds with a good two handed swing, it will part your hair clear down to your belly button.

Is there a difference?

"Speculation" This bill passes, How many guns would be floating around with the serial number "0001"? How, exactly would that be good?

Just quote, comedian, Steven Wright. When they ask "do you have any firearms?" Just say, "Waddya need?"

Granted this is pure speculation, but, In as much as the tares are in the same vertical grid line, and in the same direction, I would be inclined to believe they were a result of a flaw in the paper.

You can also damage the pump linkage due to excessive force needed to close the pump handle

I have one, just like in your post(pic) it is a Mossberg (can't remember the exact model number). I got it, and a CVA front stuffer, (I gave that to my brother), from a friend years ago, I like them too, just for the cool factor, You don't see many of them around any more. Mine is a 16ga. and...