frankmako

based on the prices that everbody came up with, somewhere just a little over $1,000.00 for the setup. then the guy shoots the gun. now it is a used gun. so it is worth the price of a used glock. the other add on parts are the same as the high dollar radio in the mid size car. you just can not get all of your money back.

nice pistol.

hold the knob a little longer.

nice rifle. many mango seasons ago i had a colt smg. it was an issue rifle for the job. but i had to do lots of range time with it. what a fun gun to shoot. the 9mm in a rifle is like shooting a 22lr,, no recoil,,no problems. just pure fun to shoot and easy to control even on full auto.

i got a 1st gen p32. never had any problems with it. it just shoots. the only bad thing is that they don't like hp ammo unless you do the "flyer wire" fix of the mag. but with fmj ammo it shoots.

i watched it and the no gun thing just makes the show a bunch of crap for me.

ammo is what i would go for and/or items to reload your own if you have a reloading setup.

go to the guns sale sites to see what they are selling for. also go over to the ar site and asked the same question. it/they will give you a price range. with home made ar i have seen the price all over the place. most ar buyers want an ar that is all of the same brand/parts, not a parts gun from different brands. some try to get a little more money than what they have in the parts. but it all comes down to is what you want for it and what the other guy wants to pay for it.

yes

plus one. this wal mart is a war zone, day or night. i can see it from my office window. when they were building it i had high hope that it would not turn into @#$%. but it did. i would go on, but i want. don't want to seem to be on the wrong side of the "pc" police.

only one picture needed.

i wished i was able to go,, but had to work.

just more bs that we are getting from the left. get ready it is going to get worst.

years ago i picked up a cav arms lower. i got it cheap and it had the trigger group and all other parts. i fit it to a bushmaster upper and it is a tack driver. no problems and it is tight. if you can find one i would get it. i know cav arms is not in business now, but their lowers were made well. the one i got was.

i might go on sunday just to look around.

there you go. what more do i have to say.

i have also been looking at getting one to replace my kel tec p3at. good the hear that the problems have gone away.

yes it will work. don't worry what others think. if you like hunting then you can get a different rifle.

i have watched all the shows so far. i don't know why i have,, i just haved. i passed through ringgold daily and so far i have not seen their business. but come to think about it i am not realy looking for it. but for some reason i watch this train wreak each week.

i use to pick them out all the time. but with all the new small pocket pistols on the market it is getting harder to see whom is carring.

i reload 9mm, 40 s&w, and 45 acp for the glock. i do cast lead and fmj bullets. i also use aftermarket barrels in my glock when i shoot my reloads. it is the 40 s&w that you will have a problem with the non supported barrel. with the first batch of glock barrels it was real bad, the opening was large. but with the new barrels/glocks the support is better. but anyway it is best to get a aftermarket barrel if you shoot reloads in the 40. just do a full resize on the brass and you will be fine. some peoples do shoot cast lead in the glock factory barrel without any problems. i don't, but some do.

hit the pawn shops for the older ones. they are made better and the prices are better.

everybody needs a lever gun in the house. the lever gun was the "ar" back in it's day. everbody had one.

when it comes to land problems and when the other party will not do the right thing it is better to get a lawer and/or the courts involed.

i pocket carry with one in the chamber. the ruger is made to/for pocket carry and it is made for carry with one in the chamber. to carry a gun without one in the chamber is like not carring a gun at all.