gjohnsoniv

My Uzi probably isn't a good example to use in this case but it's a brick. It doesn't recoil all that much but it has a stiff charging handle that would be difficult for some people.

What's the story on that one?  Looks like someone used it as their throw away gun.   I actually somewhat like that completely slick look.

Somehow that's not out of line for Spike's or Mookie. Come to think of it, that's smart because they're going to get publicity over it.

Best advice is to get the trailer place to look at it. I've rewired a couple and installed brake-aways but it's a chore.

Oh yeah. They'll go to town on new born calves.

Whoa, welcome back TMF.

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Guess it was bound to happen sooner or later to justify themselves after the M855 failure.

If I remember correctly you have to have a permit to shoot them. That might be something else though.

GG&G makes a rail mount/sling loop combo for the Supernova.

Yeah but when you're single it's buy a gun anytime.

Wait so are both sides metal or is it half metal half G10?

Is it a requirement to sell within the state? If not then I'm sure a number of places like Aim and what not would buy them up without much thought.

Then they'll complain year after year abut budget problems and how they can't outfit officers in the correct equipment. Or is he hoping Obama will send more of those sweet, sweet surplus items?

Well there it is, the dumbest thing I've read today.

I would imagine that you could put a half cock notch in without isle issue. Or more appropriately they should have.

Yeah no way that's not suspicious.

This^

You just started a discussion that gives 9mm vs .45 vs .40 a run for it's money.

Have you contacted Smit and Wesson to see about a magazine replacement?

I heard a really interesting one from the group of people I was arguing with the other day.  One of these ladies said "I'm scared sending my children to school every day for fear they'll be shot." Someone else followed up with "well they have security officers and police in schools, and if there isn't one then you should ask for one."  Her reply was "I don't want to live in a totalitarian police state where my children see guns and police in their schools."  Everyone had a collective "what?" moment.

The dye was "dry" to the touch at least but I would imagine it kept everything flexible still and the top coat soaking in I imagine helped as well.

So how do these work? I've always wondered that.

Surprisingly no. I did the molding when they were still drying from the stain and top coat.

Here are two I'm working on now. Crappy picture, my bad. [url=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/20150818_012714_zpsr5jbn7wp.jpg.html][/URL] Top is a 19 with a Surefire X300 Ultra. Bottom is for a 17.