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  That's certainly the benign interpretation (which is unusual for TTAG).   He totally leaves out their blatant actual statement of intent included in the "source documentation" -- again, "The term ‘‘fixed’’ has been added to paragraph (a)(2) of the regulatory definition to clarify that weapons with a short stock permanently affixed at an angle to the bore can be classified as ‘‘pistols"."   - OS

  Yep, just before I opened this thread,  I had just posted this:   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/88445-reclassify-arak-pistols-as-aow/   Looks like BHO's last 519 days is gonna be an all out 2A assault with his "phone and pen".   - OS

  Think you have Mr. WhistlePig mixed up with Mr. Possum (who has fat marbled with meat).   I've eaten a number of groundhogs, and they are quite lean indeed. All the fat is in a hard spongy layer attached to the hide which comes off with it in skinning.   Best way I found was to cook them like a pot roast, grilling or broiling made em too dry and hard.   - OS

Among BHO's recently mentioned new firearm regulations, which haven't gone beyond smoke and mirrors hints thus far, most discussion to date have focused on expanded interpretation of the mental health provision (which would almost certainly include misuse of same), but this one, proposed in 2005 by ATF is also among them.   Main thing is that wording would ban all pistols not having a permanently fixed stock, making AR and AK type into AOWs.   http://www.gpo.gov/fdsys/pkg/FR-2005-04-07/pdf/05-6932.pdf#page=1   One change is to pistol definition in CFR 479.11 by adding one significant word:   "The term pistol means: (a) A weapon originally designed, made,and intended to fire a projectile (bullet) from one or more barrels when held in one hand,and having— (1) A chamber(s) as an integral part(s) of,or permanently aligned with, the bore(s); and (2) A short fixed stock designed to be gripped by one hand and at an angle to and extending below the line of the bore(s)."   The problem with the word "fixed" is that the ATF proposal also states:   "The term ‘‘fixed’’ has been added to paragraph (a)(2) of the regulatory definition to clarify that weapons with a short stock permanently affixed at an angle to the bore can be classified as ‘‘pistols"."   And of course AR and AK pistol "stocks" (used in this section of both the USC and CFR to mean what we generally call "grips") are not permanently attached by being part of the receiver/frame as with most conventional handgun designs, and indeed held on by only an easily removable screw.   - OS

You can stab a knife through a sidewall, so would think no prob with 9mm, even a good ways off.   - OS

My dad was on Utah Beach. Said he thought at the time just a wet walk in the park, no idea of the mayhem that was happening on Omaha and etc.   - OS

Very cool -- I didn't realize they even had a range, but see they have three of them actually.   http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/palmetto-state-armory-store-locations   - OS

Treat yourself to something nice that still doesn't break the bank: IWB holsters: http://www.mcssl.com/store/a9856d0dead4463ea8f07338d4d909/iwb-holsters Homepage: http://ttgunleather.com/ I have the "Uncle Mike's Special", matter of fact he's using my pic with permission for that one: - OS

All the range maps I see show them across whole state. Most look similar to this one:

  He's a snob parrot. WASRs are the Glocks of the AK world. They're actually quite more consistently well turned out over the last 2 or 3 years too. Current ones even come with solid wood stocks instead of laminated plywood too.   - OS

They'll often do the broken wing bird act to try to lure you away from the nest.   - OS

  FedEx Ground states the main reason is that there's likely one less vehicle involved in a wreck if you get rear ended enough to push you forward.   - OS

  WASRs have gone over that for now. Better grab one while they're still under 6 bills. Might never see $550 for any new AK again.   http://www.atlanticfirearms.com/component/virtuemart/shipping-rifles/cai-ak-47-wasr-10-7-62x39mm-rifle-detail.html?Itemid=0   - OS

Well you can get this one for $750 too, if you need tacticool: https://www.classicfirearms.com/saiga-rifle-us132z - OS

  First pic in video where he was dropping of his daughter and they mention it,  he has the drum on it.   - OS

  They'll probably do fine with them though. The attraction of Mericun made and backed up by PSA and all. Unless lack of an optic mount proves to be an Achilles Heel for sales. They'll probably add some railed top cover as an add on, generally a so-so solution,  but at that price point should have had a side mount base on it already IMNSHO.   - OS

  Consider this far from legal advice, but I'll still opine that in TN, short of working under employment contract or union agreement, or for the State or Federal Government, I think you'll find about the only protection you have for much of anything is in the area of federal discrimination issues.   - OS

  Yeah, see ya posting again and all, but how are ya?   - OS

  750 I believe?

Already out of stock since I posted -- guess will have no trouble selling all they can muster for a while, sans any general bad reviews of course.   - OS

Knew they had it in progress, did it just come out today? http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/psa-ak47-moe.html A bit surprising to me, no top rail or side mount base. - OS

So, looks like PSA has their own AK out now.   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/88332-psa-ak/?view=getnewpost

  Maybe it was actually enchanted.   I had a haunted Beretta NEOS myself once.   - OS

I was a long time coming around, but must say I have really enjoyed the AK genre once I jumped in. My two plain ole lowly WASRs: And my Zastava pistol thang: - OS

Hell, even I have a couple, just because of a great deal, and beyond that,  well, just because ...   If either was gonna be an everyday mainstay, I'd flatten the finger groove humps though.   - OS