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Selling one while paying on two is quite a relief. Right up until you realize you've actually gotta move all that stuff. It's better when it's over, but moving is such a pain.

    Depends entirely on what they previously contained.  New food grade barrels are hard to find if you're not in the food business.  What little I see is $100 and up, and you might have to buy 10 of them.

    Amen.  Lord knows there's piles and piles of uber cheap bubba'd rifles laying around that would be perfect for this.  Even with the $200 tax stamp, you may only be into it for $250-$300.  If I wasn't afraid of the ATF, it might be worth it. 

I warn people depending on the situation.  Is the goal to catch people speeding and take donations, or is the goal to make traffic slow down so its safer for everyone?  The answer to that is usually quite obvious. 

    Unfortunately, I believe it requires a tax stamp since it started as a rifle.  My understanding is you can go pistol -> rifle -> pistol, but can't go rifle ->pistol.  It's classified as a "weapon made from a rifle".

Here's a pic of mine. Yes, it's generally this cluttered when I'm not working on some specific project.... \ Just by luck, the stock length counter top fit perfectly between the wall and the water heater.

I'm waiting on the slide fire version of the SIG brace.  ;)

I still think this is one of the coolest things ever...

Because only the military can afford to finance the development and they don't care about any of those.

Mine is 127. I recall from the previous thread that there were 166 ordered. Then 3 more were offered up so that makes 169. And if someone's got #13 and wants to trade.... :)

If it's not 26" long, it's an SBR and requires a tax stamp.

All of the above?  My guess is the FN-49 and Enfield are probably the least common of what you've listed. 

Cool.  :up:

If you're casting your own, why not modify the casting mold such that more of the bullet's mass is forward, but still be rounded enough to feed properly? 

Cool.  AR pistols still look strange to me with the buffer tube exposed, but if it works for you... :up:

I used the H&R Block online again this year.  Did them over the weekend, which is early for me.  Thankfully my taxes are still fairly simple. I could pencil & paper them but the software and e-file is worth the $20 to me.  Now I need to figure out how to reduce my withholding.  I like getting a refund, but it's been pretty big for the last couple years. 

    FTFY.      :)

Real men paint their rifles baby poop green.

    Mine are quite well protected.  My wife keeps them in her purse.  I don't really need them anymore anyway...

I've got a purpose made 50 gal rain barrel attached to one of my downspouts. I picked the particular downspout for two main reasons... 1) It's in the back where people won't see it, and 2) That one downspout gets water from a large area of my roof. A typical summer downpour will fill it in a couple minutes. It looks a lot like this, though I added a screen to the downspout outlet to help prevent the crud that comes off the roof from blocking the screen that's on the barrel inlet. I also put a mosquito dunk in it periodically through the summer. The barrel sits in one of my flower beds and it's mostly covered by the eave so I have the barrel overflow hoses set so they dump into the bed. Been thinking of putting in a 2nd one.

I believe so, yes.

Desantis nemesis for my P3AT.

That wood is super dry. The sound alone is a giveaway.

Me three! Loved that show. Nothing like the sound of a big radial. "Whistling Death"... Yeah baby. I assume y'all have also heard of the "Glacier Girl" P38 that lived nearby in middlesboro KY until a few years ago? I attended a presentation on the retrieval and restoration several years ago. It was fascinating. I now work with a few people who helped with the restoration. http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Glacier_Girl If you're ever in central FL... You gotta go here. It's awesome! http://www.fantasyofflight.com

Mobility, comfort, not wanting to look like a mall ninja.... Something along those lines.