VaGunTrader
Regular Member
If he was filming for CNN then I would think he is up to no-good
what all was he doing?
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Looking to purchase an AR15....
- Thread starter crossfireltd
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If he was filming for CNN then I would think he is up to no-good
what all was he doing?
walking around and talking to people with a sizable camera crew(full blown tv/movie camera sound guy and at least 4 other people)
we shook hands i told him i was a fan of super size me and he asked me why i was there today. didnt get any further then that before i moved on down the aisle.
I'm guessing it will idle down for a few days and after the 1st something will get introduced. That will not only kick it back in gear, it will raise it to a full panic. I may seriously think about selling the SOCOM then.
Sure am glad I cast, swage and load all my own ammo.
Some but not like loaded ammo.
223 dies are not available now...anywhere I've seen. I have some anyway.
Bullets are unavailable.
All that will change as the manufacturers catch up and prices will stay steady.
There may be another run on primers, I haven't looked at them but I have 20,000 or so.
Firearms Iinstuctor
Regular Member
When the Russians were in Afghanistan 303 brit was selling for 2 to 3 bucks a round there.
This is marget driven every body who thought that they might need one at some time is jumping in.
It is a good time to sell if you have any extras.
If I could get a buck a round I just might go buy a new 4 wheeler.
This is marget driven every body who thought that they might need one at some time is jumping in.
It is a good time to sell if you have any extras.
If I could get a buck a round I just might go buy a new 4 wheeler.
Bob1
Regular Member
Got an unfired Vietnam Nam era AR with modified sear stuck away in one of the safes. Must admit, I've been wondering what it'll be worth if this lunacy continues.
Now don't anyone go PM'ing me about it, just idle curorisity. I'm not selling.
I don't know Bob but I just read the NRA's special alert on Feinstein's bill. She says it will be introduced on the 3rd. That will probably bring things to a fever pitch.
Reading the bill, it will also destroy future trusts.
I'm going to buy powder today (I have dozens of different powders but every time I load something different, I don't have what I need)...It will be interesting to see if Greentops is still standing room only.
TFred
Regular Member
i'm getting a .22lr conversion for the AR and saving the 223 for when it's really needed.
i would love to reload but i just dont have the room at my current place. and i'm sure my boss wouldn't be happy about me cranking out 100 rounds at lunch
i would love to reload but i just dont have the room at my current place. and i'm sure my boss wouldn't be happy about me cranking out 100 rounds at lunch
Wolf_shadow
Activist Member
cpt I don't have a lot of space for a reloading setup either. I bought the Lee Challenger Reloading press Anniversary Kit (http://www.midwayusa.com/product/42...reech-lock-single-stage-press-anniversary-kit), and built a small bench out of 2x4's that I can stick in a corner or closet. Single stage press and not going to load large quantities, but I can load 50 rounds at a time with no problems.
Frankford Arsenal also makes a portable reloading stand (http://www.midwayusa.com/product/155024/frankford-arsenal-portable-reloading-stand)
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TFred
Regular Member
No doubt, another one of those, "We must pass the bill to see what's in it" disasters.
TFred
Esanders2008
Regular Member
I'm not very good with politics, but why would ANYONE vote on something they haven't even read?!
Unfortunately, that's not uncommon, especially Federal bills which can read like War & Peace.
They get a summary from their legislative assistants, and discuss it in committee and that's what they go on.
JamesCanby
Activist Member
And I'm certain that part of the summary includes a spreadsheet (that's a computer file, for those south of the Ni), that contains how many "political contributions" are available from their favorite lobbyists, along with the recommendation for which way the Congressperson should vote. From there it's a simple matter to total up the contribution dollars for and against and, voila, the voting decision is made...
Esanders2008
Regular Member
Shame.. I've also heard that many bills include small parts that often have nothing to do with what the bill is actually about? Usually something controversial that by itself would be tossed out, but because it is part of a larger bill that has a lot of support, gets passed anyway?
That can be good or bad.
If not for that, we wouldn't have carry in National Parks which piggy backed on the Credit Card Reform bill.
JamesCanby
Activist Member
That's absolutely true --- the Hurricane Sandy Relief bill had many millions of dollars of pork included in it that had absolutely nothing to do with the devastation in the NY/NJ area...
Esanders2008
Regular Member
Ok I know I am temporarily derailing this thread, but what can I do to influence a legislator who is apparently only going to tally the dollars?