Photoguy67

I've been thinking the same thing.

If not for control, the entire NFA is useless.

http://www.robertsoncountyarc.org/ Since you are in Robertson county, you might try these guys.

First pistol I ever owned was a security six exactly like this one except stainless. Great pistols!

my old brain isn't what it used to be. isn't that from the Harley dealership in Kodiak at the interstate?

I am not any shape or form an expert on the m-14, but I don't think it was ever chambered in 30-06. The m-1 garand was, but not the m-14.

Only problem is they would have to give an ffl to anyone that requests one even without a store front. (criminals excluded)

That's a beautiful rifle!!

If there are several people in the Nashville area that would like to get together most weekends, I would be more than glad to help you with a class. I am a general class operator.

Depends on what you want to do with the wood. I also am a hobby wood worker, making pens, bowls, other relatively small things. You can dm me if you would like to chat more. There is a wood turning guild in Nashville and Woodcraft also has classes in Franklin, Tn.

I love photography and at the time, I was shooting with a Mamiya RB67.

I am not knowledgeable in that stuff, but I always thought it was done for better grip.

Or, possibly, gummy oil in the firing pin channel. Weak hammer spring is possible if someone has tried to do a back yard trigger job (ie... didn't know what they were doing). Personally, I would take bolt out of rifle and give through cleaning and light lube. Then retry. I am leaning to agree with RED333, very good possibiity of binding springs.