nightrunner

by the second one i just started randomly clicking everywhere on the picture

on another forum i get on they actually made this a sticky in the new members section....

go with 7.62, more specifically, 7.62x51mm or .308

since i like that lack of paperwork, i likely wouldnt have a FTF transaction with paperwork. however saying that, IF i did buy a gun FTF that had the possibility of being used in a self-defense situation, CCW, home defense gun etc. i would probably get the police to run a check on it to make sure it is clean

no need for any paperwork of anykind in a FTF transaction. the closest ive had to it was the guy wanted my name, address, PH# and DL#. either he knew the laws that i didnt or he didnt care cuz that was for a handgun when i was 19.( i know legal, but i thought it was 21). no law says you have to get a receipt, so i dont want one

i guess some dont feel the need for a superior handgun, OR in many cases dont want to/cant spend more money on a handgun when they all work

i thought they did that when you put duct tape on them

check my sig

thanks for the explanation even california? or illinois?

maybe im just not understanding it but what does all that legal mumbo-jumbo mean?

shoot, if i put someone on my ignore list everytime i disagreed with them, this would be one empty forum through my eyes, especially after the religious threads from acouple of weeks ago

i heard it was in the basement....

well, at least thats better than asking if his G38 takes .38spl. ammo.....

a top-break? feeling retro this morning?

i dont recall many rednecks in your shop last time i was there

i have a XD and love it. it seems more like a tool than a beautiful machine(1911)

i just knew someone was going to throw up the USP at me

polymer pistol

or that you were looking/waiting for someone to shoot

remind me not to look at the next thread posted in the ready room with pics

ive always heard to NEVER use a NFA/Class 3 weapon for self-defense. you then have to convince a jury that you NEEDED a full auto machine gun to protect yourself when others have used a single-action .22 pistol to do the same.

good luck with that.

i dont see why not. would just be a little different (not sure what the differences in hunter and target are)