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rcmodel, the reason I don't want to buy the tap I need is because it is around $60... I need the buffer tube tap for an AR-15 lower and was thinking about all my options before I sprung and bought it...which I would like to avoid if possible.

I have a Don Hume B112 belt, you can interchange the buckle. It's 1 3/4" though. http://www.donhume.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=8&products_id=88

Is it possible to use a steel bolt (taper it, fire-harden it) to tap aluminum? I'm assuming it will work to some degree, but how much? I'm curious to see if anyone has tried it.

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Mainsail, If you go back and read my whole post you will see that I discussed how careful handling should remove any danger of a ND. And as answer to your questions, yes. Driving will increase your danger of getting in an auto accident, as there is no chance of it happening if you aren't...

I personally carry with one in the chamber, but I can see why some people might not. Doesn't mean I think it's smart or advisable, but I can see where they are coming from. 1. Carrying with one in the chamber drastically increases your chances for a ND 2. Racking the slide may have an...

I have a friend who is taking a semester in Austria to study abroad, and he is getting withdrawals due to not having an outlet for his gun passion. Does anyone know of a range near the Scheibbs district of Lower Austria? Would anyone be interested in taking him shooting?

haha...well that can work out in your favor...now she doesn't know how much you are spending on them!

God bless you, and your son.

Seems pretty clear that it is an opinion to me, luigi...

Sounds to me like a zip-loc bag with a few dessicant packs is the way to go...with the air sucked out of it before closing. Thank you for the input guys!

So putting it in something with wicking fabric and a few dessicant packets would work? I still plan on detailing it every few weeks.

I keep a blued large-frame revolver in my truck, which is outside most of the time. Should I be detail stripping it on a regular basis in order to prevent rust on the internals? What precautions can I take to prevent corrosion? Keeping it in my truck is a must.

Depends on the situation and what I am wearing for the day. During the summer, I carry a Kel-tec P11 in a pocket holster strong side pocket. During the winter I carry the same gun strong side either IWB at 5 o'clock or OWB in a Fobus at 3:30.

I think everyone is getting a little too personal with this... In my opinion, as long as you respect the limitations of the cartridge, then .223 will work fine. Range, bullet construction, and shot placement are important with any cartridge. If it is legal to hunt with .223 where you hunt, and...

There are plenty of reasons why one could/should open carry. -quicker draw and less chance of snag (getting arm caught in shirt, etc.) -deterrence -comfort -let people know about the 2nd amendment There are also plenty of reasons to carry concealed. Pick your poison. I carry both ways...

Haha, good work there. I took my girlfriend to the range at around the third date, she's already hooked. The sad part is she is shooting about on par with me now...nothing is more frustrating than shooting for years at roughly 4 moa with a .22 and then teaching someone new who somehow shoots 4...

They put all of your belongings in a container to be collected by you or your family. I'm sure the police are alerted however.

You can legally possess a handgun at 18 in many states, and in Indiana you can get an LTCH (License to Carry Handgun) at 18. You have to buy in a private transfer under 18, as you can't buy from an FFL until 21.

benminer, I recognize that I could not have a loaded gun locked in my car without a permit, however the question was about an UNloaded gun. I do appreciate the response though. Thank you for the codes rtroha, that does clear things up a bit. While open carry is still technically legal on...