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I will be putting that Shorty upper on my SBR I am building, 10.5 inch NFA once I build it, I am done with AR-15's, 3 is enough for me

Dave, I figured you to be an M&P man I am with someone now who orders from them alot and he tells me they are good to go

I am definately in if I will be in the Country, PLEASE let me know as soon as a date in 2010 is set, I should have my Noveske by then and this is the Course I was planning on taking with it, the sooner I know the date, the easier it will be for me to fit it into my work rotation

You should move

Henry Golden Boy, they are very fine Lever action rifles you will find nothing better for the price IMHO

Those Shortys are awesome, you will love that gun if you get it

Specifications: 14.5" Cold Hammer Forged Barrel, 1 in 7" twist, 5.56mm --Made of Mil Spec M249 Machine Gun barrel steel, with heavy M249 Chrome Lining, (appx. 2 times as thick as an M4 or M16) --Extended Feed Ramps --Mil Spec Phosphate finish --Same weight as M4 barrel, 1 lb, 9 oz, but improved contour for maximum rigidity, no M203 notch --MP HP tested with certification --Carbine length gas system --Vortex Flash suppressor permanently installed for non-NFA use.. --Shot peened and MP tested bolt --Properly staked carrier key --Auto carrier --Mil-Spec receiver extension, staked --H Buffer --Vltor Carbine buttstock --Tango Down pistol grip --Noveske QD End Plate --One 30 rd mag included Low-Profile Configuration --9" free floated handguard w/ 1913 rails --Low-profile gas block pinned to barrel --Flip-up front and rear sights --6 lbs 12 oz I changed my mind on the Socom2 .308, they are hard to come by and I was looking at the guns that my dealer had in stock I have always wanted a Noveske and he gave me such a good deal on this one that I could not pass it up. I still have to pay for it (long layaway) anyway I hear that they are great rifles Noveske Rifleworks, LLC. Precision Battle Weapons.=

Testicles are in mine

Very nice photos, what model of Canon EOS?

That piece of officer should be immediately fired and no longer allowed to work in law enforcement. He is a disgrace to the state of Tennessee

I love Mt. Juliet I am so happy I moved my family here

Man, You have me very close to ordering an Elephant one LOL, I have not looked on their website in a while but the elephant skin one, that is the toughest leather there is and they look very cool! I was going to get a 3rd sparks but I think I will be ordering one of these instead, I honestly thought they were backed up more than a month, what ever leather you choose Belt-man makes an excellent belt for sure, you will be happy with it

What exactly is the difference?

For what it is worth, I have had 7 gun belts in the last 10 years, Beltman, Don Hume, Galco,De Santis and a few others, I recently got a Milt Sparks and I can honestly say it is above the rest that I have had, I may never use another manufacturers Gun belt, I waited several months but it was worth the wait. I have sold all of my other belts. This one is made of Shark skin and by using the measuring method on their website, it fits me perfectly, I could not be more pleased I have already ordered a cowhide belt and am thinking of getting a 3rd

Now you know how it is done, I did the same thing the first time

Don't feel stupid, the Bull barrel gets several people frustrated, enjoy your gun

try this, after removing the slide assembly..look at the guide rod if there is a tiny hole in it...if there is then try pushing the rod with your thumb until that hole can be visible just inline with the barrel tip, then insert a pin on it, (pin lenght should just be enough that it would not touch the slide frame for you to remove it rearwards, when the rod is locked in place with the pin, remove it rearwards, then remove the barrel forward, That is the best way I can describe it, I hope this helps

I am not familiar with Daly 1911's, but I have taken the Bull barrel out of Springfield's, Kimber's and Wilson's, the Ultra Carry Kimber I had it was a Bitch to remove but it did come out, without seeing pictures I really cannot help you anymore than that!

Yes it does come out, if it cannot be removed then you have got a problem! this should help you

I have used one several years ago, it was a crank up unit not very bright, since then I have started a collection of surefire LED lights, the Surefire batteries have a 10 year shelf life and I replenish the stock on them every couple of years, sorry I didn't answer your question but the model I used did not impress me enough to remember its name

He does throw like a girl now doesn't he

Yes he is, but you would have to drive to Michigan and get George Talia to let you fondle it Gunslingers - Your Source for Quality Firearms

I am in the same boat, still debating weather to SBR my next AR, which I will probably do, after I get the stamp I may go with an LMT 10.5 inch

1) Reliability 2) Accuracy 3) Stopping Power 4) Comfort 5) Looks

That is one BIG tomato!!!