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Hang on a minute. Ok where's my Krylon....

I use a thumbhole or pistol grip stock. That way I can firmly hold the rifle to my shoulder with my left hand and work the bolt with my right.

RCmodel Thanks for the clarification on the AOW. You said it much better than I could have.

Definitely a tax-stamp deal. Found a pic of it on the ATF web site.. http://www.atf.gov/firearms/guides/identification-of-nfa-firearms.html#wallet-holster I am quite sure it was commercially made. The cut-outs and the basket weave design were both machine stamped. I am guessing that this...

Can you help me identify what kind of wallet holster this is? It is commercial made but I can not find any kind of Manufacture's marking. Before anyone posts - Yes I know this is an AOW item.

Check the magwell. It could be binding the mag and make it seat just a little off. I have found the Butler Creek stocks need to be tweaked just a little. They tend to be a little tight in some areas and a little loose in others. A bit of polishing with some 200 grit sandpaper should fix the...

An old beat to death Iver Johnson .22 rifle. My grandfather won it in a paperboy contest. He signed up the most new subscribers that year. He taught my dad how to shoot on it. My dad taught me with it, and I taught my four daughters. Still shoots amazingly well. Might have one more...

I shot with irons for over fifty years. Thought scopes were for folks who didn't know how to shoot. Then old age kicked in....

Quoheleth nailed it. You are a cop and have a cop's persona. From the first day at the academy this attitude was drilled into you. "Take charge of the situation, be the alpha male, control the scene, intimidate the perp." I don't need to tell you how vital these skills are in your job. I...

Habdeed, I am quite aware of current of RFID technology. I have been in EWI/EWC for over 25 years and have tested the capabilities of RFID for a certain DOD application. In my opinion they have some unique vunerabilities that make them ill suited for high security applications. No I will...

I really doubt RFID chips will be used for anything requiring high security. They are WAY too easy to clone.

Can you operate for a while whithout a an FFL? You can sell accessories and parts. Can you run a range without an FFL? Can you somehow hook up with some one who has an FFL and use him for a year or so? Maybe hook up with a gun smith that works out of his house?

Eagle Pass TX is now part of Northern Occupied Mexico.

Killed a number of whitetail deer in East Texas with one. Makes a very handy brush gun. My shots were less than 100 yds.

First officer didn't do too bad for being surprised. He turned sideways to make himself a smaller target. He got in the crook of the door for cover and started backing up to the rear while returning fire. Looks like he took a round/ricochet. He won't get any style points for his move to...

Sounds like the guy got a case of the stupids. If you live in a small town, there are a couple of things to remember: 1. The police chief knows who you are, who your dad is, your mom is, and probably most of your close relatives. 2. Don't mouth off on a local gun board. The police chief...

The problem I have seen with them is using high power ammo. It bends the rails and they become jam-o-matics from then on. (Kinda the same principle as bent op rods on a M1 Garand) Keep it cleaned and lubed, use modest ammo and it will run just fine.

Don't let the little town atmosphere fool you. Tyler has some serious gang and drug problems. Especially on the north and west sides of town. It is nothing like LA, but it ain't Mayberry either.

Please forgive a newb. What are the design characteristics that make it an integral knife? Black Toe that is a gorgeous knife.