Ramjo

Guess that's what I'm gonna be having for supper!

Well we may have to meet up at Shooters Edge or something one of these days and see. Fostech Outdoors is the company that makes the Bumpski and the DefendAR-15 bumpfire stocks, and they apparently have submitted a stock design for the SKS. http://fostechoutdoo...ned-sks-web.pdf The prototype picture is attached on the last page.

What is your reasoning there? If the Tapcos are easily attached and detached, I would think the extra 10 rounds would be a big plus.

I have tried one brand of extended 30 round mags before. It did not work at all. Are the Tapco mags any better or do I need to just go buy an SKS-M?

Rather be paranoid than caught off guard.

Referring to the Colorado incident, ‎"We do not have a crime problem. We do not have a gun problem. We have a sin problem, but why should we be surprised, since we have taken God out of our schools and homes." ~Mike Huckabee 8:00pm Fox News~ Huckabee made this statement after naming off some of the statistics of other instances where human life is lost, not to draw away from the victims, but to make people realize that the other lives are just as important. His examples were people with emotional or mental issues that lead to suicides and abortions.

Strange how he picked one of each firearm category to use, two of which are hot on the medias list. Why not just bring the AR and several mags if killing people was his goal? Instead, he spread it all out among the AR15, 870, and Glock40....

Wonder if the movie theater has a no carry policy. The one here has a gunbuster sign.

You need to look up Bob Munden.

Hell, they should just carry a .44 if penetration is what they are worried about...knock out those engine blocks haha.

Well gee what do you expect, coming from Massachusetts...McDonald's food is dangerous anyways without having a court declare it.

Every time I see a Denny's I think of Tim Allen in The Santa Claus movie

Awhile back I had thoughts on picking up one of these just to have one.

Make that pellet guns!

I have been researching some more and found records for Joseph Walter Durbin. The first link actually has some stories of his adventures with Bass Outlaw and others...he is accredited for killing the outlaw George "Bud" Crenshaw in 1886. http://gonetotexasgtt.com/f982.htm http://search.ancest...=Texas&uidh=ru7

Possibly! This relative's mother's maiden name was Miller...I don't know how she is tied to the Durbin guy from there.

I would drop google chrome, but Firefox does not work well on my internet, and explorer is just what it is...

Figured yall would like the guns in this picture.

What would be funny is if the officer's last name is Hatfield...

Standing from Left: Jim King, Bass Outlaw, Riley Boston, Charles Fusselman, a Mr. Durbin, Ernest Rogers, Charles Barton, and Walter Jones. Sitting from Left: Bob Bell, Cal Aten, Captain Frank Jones, Walter Durbin(holding the deluxe 1876 winchester), Jim Robinson, and Frank Schmidt. This is a photo in a relative's house that is dated 1887. He is kin to the 4th fellow from the left on the bottom row, Walter Durbin, through his mother's side of the family. His grandmother and my great great something or another grandmother were cousins or sisters. Somewhere down the line, I may even be sorta tied to the same fellow. A real cowboy and Texas ranger!

I don't advocate hitting women, but that b!tch deserves it.

I remember 7th graders being the worst acting of any grade I was in, I think. That's the year that suddenly everyone cussed like a sailor...some of us grew out of it and others not. Either way, I never would think of treating someone like that even if they pissed me off.

Listen to the audio. These guys are just showing a few kinds of accessories you can put on one platform.

Interesting...

At $20 shipping, no thanks. I can get 440 steel core rounds for that amount of money.