TripleDigitRide

Yes it does.....but..... http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/showthread.php?t=12817&highlight=boston+legal

Any chance you can polish the screws you have?

Congrats on the new toy!

I think it's a cool look. It really needs some stainless screws to help set it off. What are they made of? **EDIT-- I see you already thought of the stainless screws.

YES! Thread Closed!

Feel free to delete. It's a fake.

Without seeing the gun, that is exactly what I was thinking.

I'm going to try not to be very verbose, so here goes. A customer of mine went to Wal-Mart to purchase a stainless 10/22 with wood stock. He looked at the display model, and everything was fine. He bought one. He quickly looked it over while at the store, he thought it looked fine. After getting home, he read on one of these internet forums something about Ruger painting or coating their barrels to look stainless. He took another look and compared his barrel to that of a friends .308. The 10/22 barrel looks like it is in fact coated with something. It doesn't appear to be very smooth. He went back to Wal-Mart and took a second look at the display model, and the barrel on it looked better. It didn't appear to have been painted/coated. He asked the folks at Wal-Mart about an exchange, and they at first tried to tell him that it was against Federal Law. Knowing that was a lie, he spoke with the manager who told him it was against Wal-Mart policy to refund or exchange on guns and/or ammo. Question; being that Wal-Mart and Ruger advertise this 10/22 to be "stainless", it should be stainless, and not just a stainless colored coating, correct? Question; Do they normally put some type of coating over the stainless barrels? Any help would be great. Thanks in advance.

Sounds like a plan. I really wanted an EMP, bad, but my hands are too damn big. If the grip was just a tad longer.

Congrats! The current grips aren't worth a picture?

I'm curious who these people are. Doctors, lawyers, gun shop owners, militia groups, etc.? Owning these types of weapons can't be cheap, and all the ammo it takes to feed these things is a whole other story. What's the scoop?

Yep! And as surprising as it may be, no one has been shot at one of the Meet & Shoot's. We just love to argue.

It's really difficult to take someone serious when they're wearing one of those goofy headsets. Just sayin'. I kid I kid...Well, kinda.

Likely the fattest member of TGO, I almost wet myself from laughing so hard. Great post. And one I really should listen to.

In reality, speed bumps/humps are likely going to be the only realistic option. If you can get enough neighbors to complain as well, obviously your chances of getting something done would greatly increase. I don't live in the Rutherford County area, but I'm there at least twice a week, and there seems to be no shortage of city and county LEO's driving around. You'd think this little stretch would be easy pickins for them.

Hmmm.....It's like they dropped a 360 degree curb in the middle of the road. It's usually filled with grass, flowers, shrubs, or a sign. You've seen them before, I'm sure. They force you to slow down to maneuver around them. They are kinda like miniature Town Squares. That's the best I can do.

Unfortunately for you and your family, this is a perfect example why both shopping at Wal-Mart and OC are bad ideas. Neither are worth the trouble.

Yep, it looks as if they should expand quite nicely when you shoot yourself in the butt.

+10000000000000 BL is one of the greatest shows, ever! I'm sad to see it going.

Thanks! Once I can finally afford to shoot mine, I'll determine if I need to make any changes. I opted for the LMT Standard S/A BCG. To be honest, I'm not even sure what type of buffer I have. I guess I need to find out.

You must be a proud owner of a Hi-Point!

Question is, are there any real benefits for the average shooter? This is a serious question. I really have no idea.

I lived in a residential neighborhood in Davidson County, and they opted for the Speed Humps. Unlike regular Speed Bumps, these humps were much larger in width, and not quite so high. They would require the driver to slow down, but not quite like you would going through a parking lot with regular speed bumps. These were installed before I moved to the neighborhood, so I'm unsure of the effort needed to get the city or county to put the humps in place. This particular road (Gibson Dr.) was a connector, between Due West Ave. and Old Hickory Blvd. Sounds somewhat similar to your situation. Best of luck.

That is the greatest ***** ever! Nice find!

Looks to be a fairly rare find. And in the Nashville area. http://www.sturmgewehr.com/webBBS/semi4sale.cgi?read=205873