gjohnsoniv

You'll notice it's for "minorities," because it violates their rights, not everyone's.

Kerif Night vision out in Vegas is a good outfit.

That is one unhappy ram.

I figured it was something along those lines.  I saw one last night where a guy ran out in front and fell over.  Driver stopped in time but got out and beat the crap out of the guy who tried that stunt.

Great for insurance over there.

Why in the world do Russians have so many dashcams?

KP-31 and KP-44 are 9mm.  PPSH-41, PPs-43, and CZ 26 are all 7.62x25 Tok.

Little late for that. You already posted a couple pictures.

I think the use of the ammunition would justify hoarding or just being a shooter.  See if I buy 20k rounds but refuse to shoot that because I'm saving it for whatever I call that hoarding.  However if I buy that, shoot it, replenish I don't see that as hoarding.

We'll start a bail-out fund for you.

I was wondering about that on yours because it looked like you had put more of a flash hider on it.  I considered porting mine but haven't gotten around to it yet.

Why not just get an AK if you want to have high cap mags in it?

Come to Knoxville then.

I go pretty much everyday if I can find someone else to go with around 7 by the time I go home and grab my guns and turn around.

Yeah, it's heavy.  Let me know and you can come out to ORSA with me.

Yeah it was a TNW kit. It was already a reduced inner diameter tube so I didn't have to make and weld in a blocker bar. If you want some pictures of the FCG I'm using I can send some your way or let you look at mine due to your location. There is also a guy I know who makes a trigger kit if you want me to put you in touch with him. No clue on the price though.

PM Dolomite, he should be able to walk you trough it.

You need it. Benelli's are awesome.

It's an 80% receiver.  You have to mill/grind out the hammer slot and the charging handle.  I built three, the first one I built I used a drill press and grinder. The other two I used a mill and lathe to machine.  Past that it's welding and assembling little pieces and semi auto FCG's. It's a couple night project if you pace yourself.  Really just a couple hours to assemble and make sure everything fits right.  It's a lot of trial and error.  It's also heavy as can be.  Unloaded it weighs 13 lbs, loaded with a 72 round drum it's even more lol.   You're more then welcome to shoot it at the range and I can break it down to show you what all has to be done to it.

Wal Mart has Scouts for $300 something.  I think you might also be able to get away with one of the Fury series at 500 lumens each with a rifle clamp.

The grandfather of everything else: KP-31 [URL=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/kp31_zps83e862f5.jpg.html][/URL] Parts kit. [URL=http://s1246.photobucket.com/user/gjohnsoniv/media/2012-12-21_015850_zps464d35f5.jpg.html][/URL] Completed but not parkerized.

They come in pages of 100 or books of 1k I think at 10 cents per stamp.

Correct.  Just have to pay the ammo tax from the state.  A lot of hardware stores are like that.  The chains generally have an ammo section within sporting goods.

Oh I know, just giving him a hard time.

You don't find this interesting, Peejman?