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Good video. I'd be interested in also seeing some accuracy tests. I bought an AAC 762 back in 2008 and have been disappointed in the accuracy degradation. After that I am as much interested in what it does to the group as I am sound suppression and other features.

I think most of us can think of products that can improve sales. Here are some off the top of my head: - All revolver model available without a lock - get the 629 into volume production - 5" 625 - 5" 610 - 610 Mountain gun - Centennial light weight 9mm

Owner since 2006 and have never been asked. This was in both CO and NH. I always bring them just in case. I also have one form one that I never ended up getting the original with a stamp. The form one with the stamp was lost either at ATF or in the mail. I had to wait 30 days after it was...

Both my Model 71 from SOG and my adapter from Tactical Innovations arrived today. After a cleanup and test fire I'll be removing the fake silencer. The gun has some wear around the trigger guard but the barrel looks new both inside and out.

Voted yes. I left California both because of the laws and that it was just too expensive. I moved to CO but then left for NH in 2011. If I was still in CO I would stay and fight, since it looks like CO at least has a chance of turning things around.

Another vote for Oakley. I wear a pair with the lenses replaced with my prescription.

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It seems to me that not wearing eye protection may be getting more rather than less common. I have seen a number of youtube videos of shooters without eye protection. The current ranges I shoot at have a written requirement but do not have on duty ROs. That may also be part of why I have been...

I have the misfortune of living next to Mass. and for hostility to gun owners from out of states it is one of the worst. No ammo purchases for out of staters. Very heavily regulated for bringing guns into the state. If you do a search on the internet you can find endless info on how convoluted...

I'm also very happy with the Savage Mark II and the Silencerco Sparrow SS.

Any source for that? Here are the ones I found indicating a ban: http://www.guntrustlawyer.com/2009/03/indiana-in-what-nfa-firearms-c-1.html http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gun_laws_in_Indiana http://ingunowners.com/forums/carry-issues-self-defense/41868-indiana-ltch-sbs-laws.html The last...

I live in Nashua NH and shop at a Walmart in Hudson NH, both cities are right on the border with MA. I have to show my NH DL to buy ammo. If you show a MA DL you need to show a MA FID or LTC. Most likely this is due to Walmart operating in both states, so MA can lean on them to enforce MA...

A number of states keep getting repeated as best even though they are bad for many NFA owners. Vermont bans Silencers Washington bans both Short Barreled Rifles and Machine Guns Indiana bans Short Barreled shotguns. Vermont is the worst since despite a ban on a very common and useful NFA item...

Ruger also made the MP9 submachine gun. To the best of my knowledge the full auto 10/22s are all after market. I was able to shoot a rental full auto 10/22 at a Sparks, NV gun range in the early '90s and they are fun to shoot.

I am shooting an AR15 so I always full length resize. This is for both high power and 3 gun. What kind of competition and gun are you asking about?

I have a spread sheet that does the counting for me. It is set up to add up the different types using one of the fields I enter for each gun and then add all of the types for a total.

There are pictures of the NFA branch showing boxes and boxes full of forms. Most of the time is just waiting due to the backlog.

Definitely call. I had a form 1 approved last July that was lost after approval and never reached me. I ended up getting a certified copy from them. If I hadn't called I wouldn't have known that something had gone wrong. When I called they told me to wait the full month and then mail them...

I've used quite a bit of the SK pistol match ammunition for bullseye matches. The combination of accuracy and reliability has been worth the money to me. Their ammo is definitely not the same as bulk .22.

I was able to get one by signing up for email notification at Atlantic Firearms. I don't know of anyone that has them in stock for long.