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Im just guessing here but I would think the 41 sticker would be an inspection sticker and the 010 markings would be to make sure certain parts stayed together throughout the manufacturing and assembly process. Again that is just a guess.

Good stuff!

Kriss converted mags at 30rd capacity

There is alot on that list but a couple of the rarer ones, Original Winchester 52 S&W 610-2 3" Lew Horton Browning Hi Power Practical Big Horn Armory 1889 .500mag lever action Remington 870 Marine Magnum Pair of Colt SAAs in .45colt Colt Combat Python Colt Anaconda 5"

Yeah, because buying American made isnt important to many people anymore

For Marlin lever actions, the older the better. A JM stamp gun or otherwise know as a pre-Remlin ( Remington owned Marlin) is good but a pre-safety is even better, made before they started putting crossbolt safeties on them.

Yeah, the frame is all that really matters. If you can use a rifle frame and a shotgun barrel it should work.

A rifle barrel deserves a rifle class chambering.

Id hate to be the guy watching me on the other side. Just sayin

Yeah but stereotypes dont just come out of nowhere

Any idea why Hero Gear closed? If i had to guess id say, horrible customer service. It really went downhill when Joe got out of it, I went once after, but swore I wouldn't go back. Anybody know if Jeff the 1911 smith from there is still doing 1911s from somewhere else?

You sir, never disappoint! Excellent work

I hate warning labels engraved on guns. And internal locks And magazine safeties

Wrong thread

I dont know if it was the same guy, but somebody did a build, and documented it online with pics, called it the civette. Evidently the 97-04corvette and the 99-00ish civic have the same wheelbase, so he just dropped the civic body on the vette chassis, so he had corvette engine transmission suspension everything but looked like a civic.

Dont forget the Mossberg 30/30 lever action with an AR stock and picatinny rails all over

Highly illegal, thats messing with the FCC there, they dont like that kinda thing.

I just picked up a used S&W M&P15 at a LGS for 550, deals are out there.

Thought about a .300blk upper for one of your ARs?

4x4 doesn't mean an offroad/hunting truck. Most modern fullsized pickups and suvs can fit 33" tires without any other modifications. And contrary to popular belief, they dont murder your fuel mileage. With the proliferation of technology packed into modern vehicles, there is no reason not to have a 4wd capable vehicle, aside from not wanting one. But, yes this should be the vehicle you drive everyday not a deuce and a half sitting in the back corner of your property that never gets driven, just waiting for TEOTWAWKI

But, but, Sons of Anarchy do it!

Depends on scenario but generally, 4x4 built on truck frame not car Good sized all terrain tires, usually 33"+ Vehicle must be in good repair and properly maintained. Having necessary gear on board. Thats really all that is necessary. Of course other things can be very nice to have such as diff lockers, powerful v8, offroad bumpers, winches, armor, etc. But not necessary. Oh and absolutely necessary is the obligatory TGO sticker, lol

Ouch, that makes me like the idea of 3rd burst on a Beretta 93r even more

Somewhat off topic, but I shot the Kriss at Nashville Armory and it has a similar very high rate of fire, 30rs mags are gone in no time. I also rented the Ak74 they had in full auto. I no longer have any desire whatsoever to shoot or own any kind of AK, even semi only. Im thinking i would like something with a burst trigger better than full auto but thats just me.

Smaller than a Beretta Bobcat? Or just cheaper