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  Will be at least 15 working days from PSA more than likely. But they'll come.   - OS

  I've done two with CMMG, didn't have the bolt catch problem.   I like them 'cause the parts are sorted into groups, don't have to worry about mixing up the springs and stuff.   - OS

  That was one of my first thoughts. Worst case would have only been the hassle. Maybe not even that.   - OS

  If they're not millionaires after lawyers' fees and taxes, they had the worst mouthpieces in the US.   - OS

  Can assure you that a loaded firearm always qualifies for "intent to go armed" absent any of the other defenses.   - OS

ten posts down:   http://www.tngunowners.com/forums/topic/60278-zip-22lr-modular-firearm/

  He'll need to hide his own body better than that probably, if he wants to do the D.B. Cooper thang.   - OS

  Only if you have a carry permit. Otherwise, illegal.   Doesn't relate to carrying on person in public, however.   - OS

So they're cranking up showing them from the start in black and white too. Don't quite see the attraction, but whatever...   - OS

  No. Oct 1, 1996   http://www.tfaonline.org/index.php/civilian_permits/index

  The clumsy definition of "unloaded" notwithstanding (and I doubt a cop even knows of it), if he didn't have ammo on him for the rifle, hard to believe he could be charged with unlawful possession/carry, as it is legal to have "an unloaded rifle, shotgun or handgun not concealed on or about the person and the ammunition for the weapon was not in the immediate vicinity of the person or weapon".   - OS

  When is your next public appearance with a loaded AR?   - OS

  Yet that is where legislation really happens.   - OS

  Most have gone to 2 or 3, yours hasn't?   - OS

   He wasn't legally in possession of that legal firearm The protest wasn't really about TN carry laws, so I don't see how brazenly violating one was any help to the overall cause.   - OS

  No kidding? ;)     That part is news to me, thanks. - OS

  Never seen anything but 00 buck. Have bought a lot of that through the years, the Remington 15 round packs.   They were still stocking this before the panic.

  I've never seen #1 buck at any Walmart myself.   - OS

So you're suggesting the zombies are in more advantageous situation, or what?

  TN went with Carter and Slick Willy twice. You don't think tide could easily turn back to that?   Women's vote here in '16 maybe swing it for Hillary?

Complete LPK with mil-spec buffer/stock at PSA. "only" about $25 more than pre-panic.   http://palmettostatearmory.com/index.php/palmetto-state-armory-classic-lower-build-kit.html   Take two or three weeks to get it.   - OS

  Watch kid 'bout have a stroke at 2:57 :)   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2eIut0b1hPs   - OS

  Yep, nifty. bold, italic, underline work, thanks.

  Yeah, thanks for that. I had never really thought of the issue before, not being an "air gun guy", until threeeighty's original post.    Dumb part is that "silencers" ever got associated with "bad guys" in the first place.   The frigging gummit ought to be promoting the untaxed and increased use of them merely as a matter of health, prevention of hearing damage. Imagine the typical range where half the firing going on was through cans. Or even "can only ranges", would sure be nicer for neighboring residents, etc.   I've also seen it said many times that many European countries actually promote their use rather than restrict them for sport shooting, as mentioned in the article.   Gaylord is wrong about this, though:   If that silencer has no serial number, it becomes a firearm without a serial number - the possession of which is a criminal offense.  It's only a criminal offense to remove an existing serial number.   - OS

  Sadly true methinks. George Orwell's boot on the neck was just off by about 50-60 years.   - OS