Garufa

Yes, but do you find it difficult to reassemble?

Good thing you filmed that in the dark 'cause if the man catches that fully auto business you might be in some trouble.

Do you have any extra parts laying around when done?

Even with the Ivory grips that is a very nice score. Pinned & recessed Smiths rule.

Felis Domesticus. It's a black cat alright.

I never get tired of expressing my disgust at disassembling these fiendish things. My Mark II actually gets harder to take apart the every several years that I do it. Last time it took a hammer. Never again. This gun is why aerosol gun cleaners with the little barrels were invented. That being said, I wouldn't give that pistol up for anything.

The Hogue is a more manly sized stock, right? As in there is a greater length of pull.

Heck, I saw Santa's sleigh when I was a kid...with all the reindeers flying over the house on Christmas Eve. I am stone-cold serious.

Didn't Wonder Woman wear bullet deflecting bracelets?

That gun ain't go no trigger. Do you have an invisible coating?

Congratulations. Your words speak volumes on how a marriage should be.

Chupacabra.

Federal Firearms License

While I have no dog in this hunt, I'm too far away to worry about it, I find it curious that every time a gun store receives a negative review on TGO a principal in the operation shows up here to defend their business. They sign up, get into arguments and then are never heard from again. Interesting.

What else would a Steyr use? FYI, AIM has Prvi Partizan bewlitts for that thing....http://www.aimsurplus.com/catalog.aspx?groupid=245&name=8x56R

Tell us something we don't know. There are morons everywhere.......

Not to derail your chosen theme but I would suggest you argue people have an ethical responsibility not to lie, cheat, steal, put their own needs above all others and just generally screw other people over.

I think they work best when sitting in the middle of a pyramid.

They have four posted right now.

I propose we call all single-row magazines clips and all double-row clips magazines.

Both the Remington 1858 New Army and Colt Army, Navy, etc. were converted back in the day to fire cartridges. Maybe the Remingtons more so as it is a superior design () but it was quite common after the War of Northern Agression and evolution to cartridges. I know .45 Colt conversion cylinders are available for the modern Reminton 1858's.

Don't forget Dan Wesson.

She hasn't read the book...."One Second After".

I am by no means an expert but I hear good things about the Smith & Wesson M&P15 line.

With two boxes of ammo I'd say that's about right. Please do post some pics.