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You mean you didn't help her get that hot brass outa there? I keep a ball cap in my range bag for a reason.

Heckuva deal! Just like the description, the trigger on my yugo had a mile of creep. Get this guy to do the trigger, you won't believe the difference... http://www.kivaari.com/SKS%20Target%20Match.htm I also installed these sights as I much prefer peep sights.... http://www.tech-sights.com/sks.htm

Bummer that I missed it. There's definitely something satisfying about pounding on red hot metal.

Ditto. Like most things, I'm sure this was made up well in advance and just a form letter response. I need to do some research and figure out who's on the ballot this time around.

Glad you enjoyed your vacation. It's a shame to live so close the mountains and visit them so infrequently. Life gets in the way much too often. http://www.pjsparts.com/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=485

I emailed him about the UN treaty thing, got the following email response and attached document. Still don't trust him.

Just be sure you're upwind of the trench. P-U!

That happened to my Dad while deep sea fishing many years ago. They were catching tuna and he had one on. About the time it got close enough to the surface to see, he said there was a flash of blue/white, he nearly got jerked overboard, and the reel was spinning faster than he'd ever seen. One of the boat crew ran over and cut the line. Win some, lose some.

Unfortunately I won't be able to make it.

I have a Smith's system and it seems to work reasonably well. While I appreciate sharp knives, I'm very much an amateur sharpener. I'm sure I could get better with practice, but time is generally in short supply.

You need to decide what level of accuracy you're willing to accept. If you want/need true 1 MOA accuracy, then the AR-10 or M1A are the only options I can think of. If 2-3 MOA accuracy is acceptable, that opens up the selections... CETME, FN FAL, .308 Saiga, ... Be wary of using .308 WIN ammo in a gun stamped 7.62 NATO and vice versa. The two cartridges are slightly different.

If you're seriously considering the bed liner, stop by Line-X of Knoxville and ask them about leaving a smooth finish. I'd think the stuff is much too rubbery/flexible to be sanded effectively. I found this ... http://www.nonslipcoating.com/scratchguard.htm

I like the way you think. It would if you do it right.

Love the point in the serrations. That looks really cool.

Welcome!

A 12 yr old with a public facebook page? Um, no. It's a good thing I don't have a daughter too.

Spray-on bedliner. Seriously.

Cool project. Switch to CE and you can learn to build one out of concrete... http://www.asce.org/concretecanoe/

Fall/winter is hiking season for me. It rains too much in the spring, and its too hot/too many bugs in the summer.

Here's what I sent... short and to the point. And here's Alexander's contact page... http://www.alexander.senate.gov/public/index.cfm?p=Email

You used "UN" and "enforcers" in the same sentence.... now that's funny!

While not as nifty as the UpLULA, I have one of these and it works fine with my P85 mags... http://www.sportsmansguide.com/net/cb/super-loader.aspx?a=49930&e=Y

Awesome! and btw... http://www.tngunowne...56-irony-alert/

Congrats to you! I lost about 20 lbs with Atkins several years ago, but gained it all back. I just couldn't stick to the diet, I like bread too much. I've since lost about 15 lbs by simply eating less. I basically eat what I want, I just try not to eat a lot of it. Portion control is my key.

The problem with the silo is there's no escape. Once you're in there, you're stuck.