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Who at the MSP is advising snyder? Could we email them a piece of our mind. Ive had it with them.

kriss super v. http://www.kriss-usa.com/products/carbines/vector-crb-45-acp

thanks everyone for your help, ive never built an ar like this and i just want to be on the safe side.

Just so im 100% sure is this the proper spring.> http://www.midwayusa.com/product/191371/dpms-buffer-spring-ar-15-rifle?cm_vc=sugv1910805

is it common for them to be out of stock and alot of things, also only saw a hydraulic rifle buffer for 100 bucks. Is that recommended?

Im looking for a rifle buffer and spring for an a2 buffer. What are some good options that wont break the bank but also are not junk.

just sent an email to John Walsh. Thanks for posting this.

Wow, those are really cool. Thats why I love the 10-22, its comes in every flavor, As you have demonstrated.

I have a walther sp-22 m3 and it is a very accurate gun. CDNN has them for pretty cheap. Mags are far from cheap, and some think its ugly as sin, but it fits my hand nice and never jams on me with any ammo.

SW99 in .45 acp PPQ in 9mm.

classic arms has the Chinese type 53's for 149. Not sure if that helps. http://www.classicarms.us/firearms.htm

I have one and i like it alot. I paid 159$ at walmart for it, and its probably the best sub 200$ brand new shotgun ive used.

what does it take to make laminated stockwood?

as far as holes in your birch ply go. I was talking to my grandpa the other day and he was cutting something out on the scroll saw and was raving about that 9 ply Baltic birch from woodcraft. He said it had absolutely no holes in it. He was an engineer and i rarely here him sing praises about...

i see no reason you need an epoxy for gluing those together, plain wood glue is stronger than the wood itself. Now as far as a gun stock goes, i dont know. But every project ive done or seen done used plain old wood glue and you could never tell. I think proper clamping is more imperative.

this is a good option for people like me who live in Michigan and do not have the option to sbr things.

on their website the have the letter posted and it mentioned a revision without a front grip. so apparently the think you wont grab it by the rails? Who know? I Really like it though. I like most of there stuff, its futuristic looking, and something different.

not sure about the barrels but everything else is interchangeable. 150 for a maverick is a no brainer. Cousin just bought one and loves it. I got to handle it a bit and it was nice, he paid 179 i think. The top isnt drilled and tapped though for a scope mount, not sure if thats an issue.

i bought a nef pardner pump, looks alot like a 870, feels quality and ive never had a problem cycling any rounds through it. They are a 159$ brand new at walmart and other places. Hard to beat that for the price.

fishbed, what i meant was I dont have/ remember the details on the guy who won. im sure the gun store guy does. He wasnt selling me one i already had the gun for over 2 years. I mentioned that i liked it alot and how accurate it was and he chimed in about a guy who won with it at some competition.