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I have a Remington 870 - 7 shot synthetic. I have had it for a couple years, it's never been fired. I started to strip it down yesterday and the magazine tube nut won't budge. I went as far as to wrap the nut in a piece of leather to protect the finish and use a pair of pliers...no luck...didn't even budge. Any ideas? I'd HATE to take this to a smith for such a seemingly simple problem.

I'm not as grumpy as either of you. But I do find myself getting grumpier every day, does that count?

Gimme enough ammo and I'll shoot you a one inch group, off hand, at 50 yards. It should only take a few thousand! lol

No joke...you could buy a Mig for 10k...shipping and assembly required.

Yeah....that statute isn't worth the paper it's written on with several armed officers in your house to confiscate your weapons.

I definitely no motorcycle guru but a buddy of mine owns Cycle Concepts in Murfreesboro. You might give him a call and see what he thinks.

I had already switched to 5.11....for that tacticool feeling...lmao

+1,000,000,000,000,000

Simple Green is what I use to keep the "Sniffer" at bay.

So when's the wedding?

I bet that LED makes ur face show up really good in the dark.

I love how this guy cried about being wronged and threatened legal action....after he committed blackmail and threatened slander himself...a real outstanding individual. Freakin moron.

^^^^WOW!

In Murfreesboro go to Tagz. He will get any cut you want.

Try a piece of glass and 1000 grit sandpaper. Strop on the backside of a leather belt.

A little clarification. The National Guard Armory is NOT where this is located in Murfreesboro. This is at 1209 Park Avenue. I believe it's in a warehouse. Maybe the old Werner building on the right. I can't tell exactly from the mapquest map. The VA purchased the building in Smyrna, that's why they moved it.

I always thought a .223 was pretty flat, at least to 100 yards. 3-4" difference? Are you sure?

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Is this a recent change? My grandfather had a true 21 gun (7 men - 3 shots fired). That was about 1988.

Cabela's has them for sale. But one that you build with your kids will mean more.

I'm familiar with the other thread and also thought it sounded that it sounded familiar. But in this case the shotgun has never been posted on the web since he took posession. It has been at a smith since he received it. The detective is from the same city where it was purchased which. I always thought stolen property is always stolen property until the rightful owner chooses to sale or give the item to someone else. Although I know there are certain times that unclaimed property can be sold. The Sheriff's department does it a few times a year here with cars and Is it the same type of situation with a pawn shop? Can they advertise an item in the newspaper as"unclaimed" and legally sell the item in this type of situation?

I think I know the answer to this one but I'm gonna throw it out there since the store owner disagrees. A relative of mine who lives in Alabama has purchased a shotgun from a pawn shot in Georgia...followed the rules and had it shipped to a friend who holds a FFL in Alabama and took possession after the transfer. He has now spent several hundred dollars having the shotgun restored and (somehow...not sure how) a Police Detective has contacted him, says that the shotgun was stolen and has directed him to turn in the firearm within 30 days (weird?). The owner of the store where the shotgun was purchased in Georgia has told him that, here's the other strange part, since there was no claim against the firearm during the 90 day period - it's his to keep, regardless of if it's stolen or not. Maybe there are laws in force here that I'm not aware of, but I have always understood that stolen...means stolen...regardless of any pawn shop's 90 day pawn period. Does anyone have experience with this type of transfer? Who's right? The Detective? The Pawn shop owner?

I'm willing to bet it's dirty ammo causing buildup. Did you shoot the Remington last?

There are good problems and bad problems...David I'm hoping that going 100 mph is a good problem.

What...we expected him to earn something? Why? It's always just been provided for him in the past...