Garufa

I once got all wound up about buffer tubes and what number aluminum they are made out of...ordered from Bravo Company, whose tubes are 7075 and advertised as such.  Problem solved.

"Milspec" as in what the US military requires are tubes made out of 7075 material with specific threading and dimensions.  There are plenty of "milspec" tubes out there that are not made of 7075 but satisfy the dimensional requirements.   It's really not something to get all bent over as the term "milspec" is way over used and very few civilians have 100% milspec weapons....for the sole reason there's that pesky little selective fire requirement.

  That would be the Hague Convention....as mentioned in the article.  ;)

It' actually more similar all around to the .303 British that also uses a .311 bullet Sent using wizardry.

  It won't but there could be incidents.  15 or so years ago some redneck boy up in Kentucky got shot dead by a black for flying that flag on the back of his truck.  The "oppressed" are far more bold now.

  When ebay finds out it is there it will be pulled.

While I personally despise the word "homeland" as it just sounds too propagandistic for my taste, the TN Department of Safety is now part of the TN Department of Homeland Security (not the federal).  It's been that way for years now. ,

Seems I recall earlier models had lots of problems.  Don't know about now though.

  Just trial runs of Chinese disruptor satellites.

Those are the gayest things I've ever seen.

.30-06 blanks in a Garand en-bloc clip.

The grip safety was a military requirement for the 1911, JMB did not originally design it that way.   Regardless, I've never understood the issue, but then again I've never had a problem holding the pistol.

You might start here:  https://www.tn.gov/safety/article/hgschools   On a side note/rant, it appears the state is changing their website this weekend, including incorporating that hideous new logo that cannot be trademarked much to their chagrin.  It sucks and all the current google links to the handgun permit related pages are now broken.

  Yep.

What if the snake was a mutant?

  Unless you're wearing shorts, then you have to hold on to that cradle to keep them from touching the floor.

  Go ahead and get one so I can shoot it and properly formulate an opinion.

Looks like the shooter will get popped after all...he's a felon:  http://www.knoxnews.com/news/watchful-eye/robbery-suspects-killer-idd-as-felon-with-a-lengthy-record_49617640

Maybe here:  http://www.tackleexperts.com/atlantic-mapping-gps-lake-maps-p-128706.html?osCsid=ngwmymurmi   I'd be surprised if these weren't available at some local marina.

  I am also curious to hear to experienced reports.  Every time a get interested in these "mini-mausers" I go online and start Googling.  Lots of reports out there of this rifle not handling steel-cased ammo well.  Perhaps the chamber tolerances are a bit tighter than an AK.

Time for some pics Paisan.

  This is the correct answer.

Momma wants justice....http://www.wbir.com/story/news/2015/06/16/robbers-mother-speaks-out-about-sons-death/28832711/

  I wonder if they even have insurance in that country.  They might just do their shakedowns in person.  Probably what the dude on the motorcycle is waiting for.

  GT is just across the border.  If I'm not mistaken an employee drives the gun to an FFL down the street on the Tennessee side.   For $250 it would be real hard to pass up.