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Come on guys. Keep this on topic or I will be forced to report post to the mods.   No wonder Gideon has such a high post count, he plus ones everything! Learn to use the "Like" feature Mike. This is what happens when you live with libs. Their libertard starts rubbing off on you. ;)   Just messing with you Mike. :wave:

Nobody cares about the spot on your rear, but the story how you got it would be very interesting. ;-)

And here we go. Some of you guys never miss an opportunity to turn a legitimate thread into a "bump your thread count here" thread. :-D

No kidding. How did you guys double up on me on post counts? ;-) I guess I need to do more plotting to overthrow the world and speculating with tin foil :-)

Double. Sorry.

I'm curious if it its more a blessing or curse for TGODavid right now!? :-)

Just curious what the membership numbers look like since the maddness started. I'm seeing post from people I've never seen before and the classifieds looks like a giant gun flea market with low post count members wearing it out. Been kinda interesting to see the influx of people who obviously don't post on much on forums. ;-)

It just says doctors can't gather the information. The'll find another collector.

Like I said pointless. Brian did a good job doing what he said he would do. I did like his part about the history and decribing the gun especially the "AR" definition.

Call them what they are ... Fantasy camp. :up:  Fun and you will learn some good stuff but practicality is not the reason people go. The training above is more realistic IMO

bring it by the shop. we can walk you through it.

Even Sharpton says some good stuff from time to time, but that is not why he is used by the media. ;) We're not that naive Brian and I'm one that likes Bill. :rofl:

Thanks. You made my point. ;) 

This is all pointless. The premise is false "Why would people like such a deadly weapon as used in a shooting of school children?". This is sensationalism. Brian has already stated that he doesn't intend to give any decisive information, only to reassemble opinions of people and organizations that are already established. I'm not sure why I'd want to read a story that doesn't present anything new. Who is the target audience? My only guess is to sell a story that does little more than to continue to emotionalize two groups that are already charged. I believe we are trending back towards Yellow journalism.   Brian, I think you are a good guy with good intentions and that you have no hidden agenda. I also don't think this is your intention, but intended or not it is what it is.

Not to mention the one nut or infiltrator that starts shooting in order to "jump start the revolution". I see that ending badly.

If you filed for a CCP that may be your problem. There is no such thing. Should have learned that in your class. If you didn't you may want to check all the other info they taught you. That's kind of a big one. ;)

It's how the AR guys can get an AK and not feel bad about it! :) It's a great round for the same reason the 7.62x39 is, but it maintains the versatility of the AR.

Great thing is at some point this will all end and the market will be so saturated I can buy AR's and lowers for next to nothing! Of course the price of mags, ammo, and parts will stay up for a bit longer and unforntuantley AK's will never go down. :(

Outside of the fact they didn't account for leap year on our calendar their end date actually happened last year. Of course, I always found it funny people thought they could see the end of the world in 2012 but not the Spanish. ;)

Rusty the L5A is what you are looking for. The L5 was the first gens. I had a bunch of them and really liked them. Metal feed lips and floor plates with poly bodies that were equal in strength to the Pmags. Plus they look really cool IMO with the translucent bodies. I wish I had them back but the early ones wouldn't fit in the MSAR I had at the time, so I sold them.

Actually I'm leaning more towards leaving it alone and getting the SBR done. The whole confiscation/search thing is relatively secondary concern as has been pointed out a lot would have to happen between now and then.   I was thinking more about if I wanted to sell it or do something else with it down the road it might be a little more difficult.  As we've seen the ATF can change their "interpretation" on laws at the drop of a hat (like with the once a rifle always a rifle thing) and could easily "interpret" it a less helpful way. Just my thoughts.

Not so concerned with a gun round up or search ATM, but if things were to change (laws change) it would make sense that the first list they would start with is the NFA list. I could also see that if grandfathering wasn't allowed that it could be conceivable that a warrant could be gained simply for being on the NFA list if there is no other record of it being disposed.   I don't see this happening quickly, but I was just wondering if it was worth the risk for one SBR that works just as well as a pistol. Also the ability to sell it later could be a problem.

Started happening to a couple of us at work yesterday. We'd log out and then come back later and one of us would be logged back in. Don't know if it's something on our end or something on TGO's end. Not that big a deal really, but if you see some weird post from me ... it may not be me :)    We've learned the hard way to ALWAYS log out of personal stuff at work. You may or may not get a lesbian rainbow belt buckle bought and sent to you through your Amazon account. :rofl:

Dolomite please refer to Roberts post. No your response was not relevant.