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Welcome aboard.

We have a winner

Kids? heck anyone under the age of 45-50 probably can’t tell you how to program the stations on that radio.

What was the issue?

I have an old Remington Model 514. It needs work on the stock, a bolt and such. PM me if you are interested.

What is it not doing? Locking the mag in place or not feeding correctly?

That’s a beauty. If I wasn’t already looking at a couple Marlins (not quite as old)….. GLWS

Probably get more sales there.

True, stupidity knows no bounds. But maybe if he had been 21, and out of college, he would have made a better choice.

At 18 most young adult’s brains are still developing and maturing. Along with being taught how to use a weapon of war by the military, one is taught discipline, proper usage of the weapon, and weapon safety as well as personal responsibility and group responsibility. I have no problem with an 18 year old member of the armed forces have the right to carry. But many 18 year olds with out this supervision and training have no business carrying a firearm. Most lack the maturity to understand what they are doing. An example is the kid 18yo Senior at FRA in Nashville who, while riding with his GF, brandished a pistol at a young lady who brake-checked them for tailgating. He was kicked out of the school and faces felony charges.

@79troublehead was looking for one

Just, wow.

@Grand Torino may be able to help.

TTT

Bump

After I replaced the disconnector, the gun runs great.

Man, are they just throwing away all those chicken’s front legs?

Like in the modified car world, it should be cheaper usually (or should be cheaper usually) to pay less for a modified item, than to buy stock and modify it yourself. Not that it should be cheaper than stock, but you typically never get back what you put in. Then the question comes down to who did the work and I was it done well. Some things, like a simple drop in modified trigger I think would add maybe 80% of the cost of the trigger, to the value of the gun (depending upon how long ago the mod was done). Extensive work still has depreciation. The amount of which depends upon the opinion of the buyer and quality of the workmanship. I enjoy modifying my own guns in the same way I enjoy modifying cars and trucks. Some folks want the mods but don’t enjoy doing it themselves so they either pay to have it done or buy modified. I think the bottom line is unless you are in the business of selling new modified weapons, you will almost always loose a little money selling a modified firearm of what you have in it.

That’s stupid. It should be focused on abolishing the NFA, not the ATF. Get rid of the ATF and we are still bound by the National Firearms Act.

Shot my first dove (and second, third, etc) with a Herrington and Richardson single shot .410. @FUJIMO has it now.

If you haven’t read it, the book from which the title to this podcast gets its name “Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance” is also a good read. I read it back in high school (many a moon ago)

So did the ATF put anything in this new rule to compensate the citizens who don’t want to own a SBR? Or did they basically rob us all of $$$.

Please don’t give me any other ideas

Whelp, both the ones I was interested in are gone. Darn those lever guns for sidetracking me.