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Has to be fake. Their tushies aren't shaking.

Is this sarcasm? There are several US made with the mini 30 being the most famous. You are missing some nice guns too if you require everything to be US made. To the topic in hand, can you give some more details? Do you want semi auto? How many rounds? Cause 357 or 44 mag make nice carbines, but you are limited due to the rimmed cartridge.

I received my lower and parts kit today. They sent me an ar15 kit instead of a pa10. I'm hoping they ship it out quick to me.

I would imagine that custom work would be more than I would want to spend on the whole gun. Might be a little too fancy for me.

I've convinced myself I need one of these. I want a shooter. Prices are all over the place on these though. Any recommendations? I would prefer FN or Browning, but I'm willing to listen to suggestions.

If I short stroke mine, then I just have to pull the trigger again.

The Sunset Blvd edition is only $400. It will be the limited edition white one.

I can ask around about the schools. I'm pretty sure the schools are really nice, but I'll need to double check with someone more familiar with them. Ooltewah is somewhat isolated, but it is super close to everything. It is less than ten minutes to the Hamilton place area and.maybe 20 to downtown. There are several restaurants in Ooltewah as well and they are always adding more. It is home to the slowest and worst Bojangles ever though.

Ellis Island always has a nice steak dinner. It is old school Vegas. Really nice charm there. The burger bar at Mandalay Bay is good if you get the buffalo or Kobe beef. You have to go to Nine Fine Irishmen and get the Mac and cheese. Delicious. There is an awesome book store in the Venetian shopping mall that has a ton of rare books. Pretty cool. If your wife has a Pandora bracelet, they have exclusive ones there at the Pandora store.

I think the one on the CZ forum was probably the CZ imported one. It has a chrome lined barrel but no bayonet lug. It also had a permanently attached suppressor. And they were a whole lot more.

I'm late to the party, but what was the reason for saying a trust isn't a person?

So I ordered one of these from palmetto state with five mags, cleaning kit, and bayonet for $400. My grandmother-in-law is from there, so I thought I could sell my wife on the idea of it being a part of her history. She'll never know it is mostly American. Anyone have any experience with them?

Isn't this how TFOs work? At least the mechanism?

And shipping charges are based on weight.

Which ones are best for SA? And how good does the SA feel trigger wise?

Can I get in on one?

Watching!

Check with Old Hickory. If you only want one color, then it is cheaper. At the very least, call him. He has his FFL and is a great guy.

Anyone have a good recommendation for aftermarket grips? I would probably prefer wood as I want something smooth and not grippy.

I was told a 380 single stack by an insider. I was hoping for a 9 mm, but it is a step in the right direction.

Curse you. I didn't buy the Kimber, but you did cause me to buy my first Springfield. Thanks for the link!

Shooters Depot doesn't charge me a penny extra for layaways. I'm a regular though.

A little birdie said next week.

The SAS looks cooler, but I think that is about it. I have both in non SAS models. I didn't want to pay the extra.

Thanks, everyone. I am the new owner of a Golden boy. Hope to shoot it soon. I'm sure I'll be adding a big boy one day.