Capbyrd

GSG1911 = Pot metal. I'm not sure about the new M&P22 though. likely pot metal like the rest though. Just get the best thing going. Factory threaded 22/45.

Of course Leatham is going to be pleased. I'd bet Springfield asked for his feedback every step of the way. Everyone I've seen with one of these in their hands has been incredibly pleased. I wouldn't hesitate if I was in the market!

If your primary target is varmint that shoot back, I wouldn't want to cheap out on any part of my build.

First, I've been true to my word so far this year. I haven't bought any new guns since I said that. I've only bought accessories, tax stamps and a safe. Second, I want that AR-7. Might have to order me one next year.

Haha. I've got XX .22s in the safe. I can play with those all year long. Football season is short my friend! and I haven't been to a game in three years. I'm jonesin'!

Can someone explain to me why people want lower third co-witness? Logically, to me, you would want absolute co-witness and I can't figure out a reason for lower third. Hoping someone can explain it to me.

Titans, hands down. Guns are for sale all year round and they make new ones everyday. The Titans only play 16 games a year (assuming no post season).

Vick isn't getting those same calls. He is right. They aren't throwing flags when he gets hit as they would when one of the pretty boys gets hit. They just need to call em all the same and I'm fine with that.

Its still semi auto. I did machine the safety lever to be able to travel that far though. Semi auto in E and F and safe on S.

You should put an airsoft lower on it. Really changes the look. This is mine with an airsoft SEF lower and HK selector.

You can. But you can't make it solely for the purpose of resale.

If you manufacture a gun for yourself, then there is no process involved. You can make your own firearms as long as you follow the guidelines from the ATF. You will have to etch your name and a serial number into it but thats it. No other licenses or anything.

As long as the person has their own 3d printer and is making this for personal use, there is no law broken. Its no different than an 80 percent receiver build. The only thing that Thingiverse is providing is plans.

If its the window regulator, its not body work. You need to visit a regular mechanic.

Check out the Huntertown Arms guardian. I've been hearing really good things about it so far. I'm still waiting for the Major to do his testing on it though.

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He is asking about different models from Saiga.

Ever owned or shot one?

Buy it without hesitation. You will never regret spending that money.

Its just a Form 4 transfer. Just the same as your initial purchase.

Must get!!!!!

I took it as mainly target shooting AND home defense. No worries though. I completely agree that an AR isn't the best. For MANY reasons. But if its what you have, then by all means...

I don't see this being a good choice if one were using his AR as a home defense rifle.

In Memphis, the CLEO is the Shelby County Sheriff. The process is a little something like this. Go to the courthouse with a money order for 40 bucks, your license and your fingerprint cards. Go to the Records office and tell them you need a No wants sheet and fingerprint cards and hand over your information and money order. Wait to be called and they will print you. Once printed, they give you the no wants sheet and you head back up to the 11th floor where the Sheriff's office is. Tell the secretary you need to get the CLEO signature and they will do it while you wait. Takes about 15 minutes. Process is done. It sucks that I have to pay 40 bucks but its nice that I don't have to wait for the Sheriff to get back to me.

Hit me up sometime man. Lets go kill some paper people!