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I paid about $515 for my AOW 5901A1 a few years ago, that's with shipping, transfer, and stamp. Hopefully the non-AOWs will be found for under $500 but I'm doubtful they'll be under $400. I could also be very wrong, hopefully so, I'd like to pick one up as well. I must have gotten extremely...

Now with the above being said, I am excited about the .44 spl GP, will definitely be my next gun, and I will sacrifice some cash to run a variety of ammo thru it.

I couldn't agree with this more. I'm always on the lookout for .44 spl ammo, defensive or plinking, and almost never find it but see a plethora of the above calibers . Houston has plenty of gun shows and LGS, I've been to plenty over the years with little luck, as far as availability and...

Y'all have made me realize I should have named this thread Gun Safe Suppressor Accessories Storage. I also keep my rifle cans on the guns and at least one on a pistol, so most of those pouches are empty. What I find myself needing more is to organizing and store the various tools, pouches, spare...

Like MenaceMan47, the second NFA item I bought was a 14" AOW 590A1. I bought it about 5 years ago, NIB with no grip for about $525 after shipping, tax stamp and transfer. I used to see them all the time on GB (still do but not as cheap) and it always surprised me they where never more popular...

Hello all, I was wondering what you guys do to keep your suppressors organized in your safes. I asked because I recently built a cubby out of 1/4" MDF and while it came out functional, I think there are better ideas out there. I've tried to find stuff online for this but have failed...

I've read and understand the physical and pressure differences between the 5.56 and .223 cartridges, but do they apply to 7.62/.308? I would assume the pressure of a 7.62 would be higher but what about the dimensions?

I picked up an complete RTF on gunbroker a few months ago and built the slide mostly from lone wolf parts, built it as a 17 for a can and it came out the exact way I wanted but I'm considering swapping some parts out now. Edit: I forgot to mention how slick it looks with no slide markings...

My first stamp It took me 7 months of acquiring parts and tools, the last 4 months were also spent waiting on my stamp. I blame this thread in particular for kicking off my NFA collection. Next purchase is a Silencerco Sparrow but after that, one of the AAC cans for this baby.

Mine just arrived today, so excited for this weekend. Form 1 on a trust Sent March 28, 2011 Check Cashed April 12, 2011 Received July 26, 2011 Four months from door to door

Thanks Onmilo, I'm about a year away from finishing this control and instrumentation electronics Bachelors, so I have looked into starting an Associates as well, in Machining Technology or Manufacturing Engineering Technology, since switching to an Industrial Technology degree would not be a...

Hello all, I am currently returning to school for a control and instrumentation engineering technology degree and I would really like to get into CNC programing and operation when I'm done. It seems like most of the high quality firearms and firearms parts manufacturing are done this way...

Hello, I am a currently a student but a non-traditional one. I spent 4 years in the Navy after which I spent 4 years working but due to a loss of that job I am back in school to earn an Engineering degree with my V.A. educational benefits. I have had an interest in firearms since I was a child...