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They were probably using the Julian calendar...

Check out the Tunguska event, 1908, for a real air blast...

Polish factory worker, with furtive glance "piss on you, comrades"...

Try this page from their site: http://www.olyarms.com/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=98&Itemid=19 has several email addresses listed for contact.

Don't you mean 0.000001%... :usa: , sorry, math teacher here...

Saw a post on surplusrifle last night about a guy who just opened his Polish spam can, found it full of water and ammo/clips severely corroded.  He claimed it was completely sealed (hard to believe), water was packed in before sealing.  Maybe some Polish factory worker expressing his "solidarity"?...

...pickups are your friend...

However, the great sales boom caused by cash for clunkers roughly coincided with GM and Chrysler shutting down a number of dealers, therefore mitigating the slow sales affect after the CFC program ended.  I think the OP is right, many small retailers will crash and burn in the near future.

All ammo goes pretty fast these days, except 380...

And as of 10:00 am sold out - @1000 gone in less than 17 hours.

270 - Calguns guys are on them now

363 left at 9:30

It's slow for me, but not totally unresponsive.  I ordered a couple 30 minutes ago, they are selling briskly but not insanely fast like uppers and mags do.  They put 1000 out @ 5:00 pm, have 620 now (6:30 pm cst). They also got Bulgarian 7.62x54r by the spam can going, my guess is that's what is clogging the site.

AIM has 91/30's back in stock http://www.aimsurplus.com/product.aspx?item=F3MOSIN9130  

Hmmm.  Since many Federal programs seem to be sacred cows to most of our legislators, does that mean they are really closet Hindus?

... where's ole' Joe McCarthy when we really need him...

This guy usually has Lee stuff in stock, refreshes his inventory regularly   http://castboolits.gunloads.com/showthread.php?177853-New-batch-of-LEE-stuff-is-here!   had the 3 die sets in as of yesterday.

Aren't they all?

...doorjambs are your friend...

...maybe they should have revoked it under that "mentally defective" clause...

While I'm absolutely sure that all politicians love new tax revenue (grease for new earmark passage) I'm not sure gun sales would amount to much.  There are @ 300 million firearms in this country.  Let's say that 10% pass through private untaxed sales annually (I would be surprised if it's that high, but bear with me a sec).  That's 30 million potential sales.  At an average price of $500 each, total gross sales would be $15 billion.  Figure an average tax rate (sales, use, property, whatever) of 10%.  You just raised $1.5 billion in taxes.  Chump change, not worth the effort for the average politician in Washington.

  I will be glad to take more detailed pics, but I have to borrow a better camera (and maybe a better photographer) first.  It has the type 2 barrel bands, front is NEW marked, haven't removed the rear yet to see.  Front band screw retainer is missing, rear is complete but is right-hand threaded (maybe it's US made?) as opposed to Russian left-hand threads.  Only visible cartouche or mark I can see on the buttstock is a Finn maker's mark, buttplate is badly scratched and scrubbed from what I can see.  PM me for specific pic needs and I will try to get you what you need.

My first Mosin, first milsurp. A WWI era Russian battle rifle manufactured in the US, used by the Finnish army (against the Red army in WWII ?), then imported back into the US. I think it's cool...

... or a spine...