Recent content by Rosey

Well, I guess we better roll over and let it happen. After all, it's systemic so whatcha' gonna do. Defeatism at it's best. Way to rationalize your way out of the fight. (Harsh comments to be sure; I'm making a point at your expense. If I'm way off base about you (personally)...

I say forget about "what would happen". Instead, focus on MAKING SURE IT DOESN'T HAPPEN! What I mean is, you're asking the wrong question. Instead of pondering what you will do after rights have been stripped, ask what you can do to make sure it doesn't happen in the first place. I emplore...

Yes it does. Actually, the bill has passed through the Senate committee hearings and a Senate floor vote. Now it must pass through the Assembly committee hearings and then a Assembly floor vote. Right now SB 357 is still in Assembly committee hearings. Only after the Assembly votes in the...

Or could not pay it. $200 in 1934 is over $2850 in 2005 dollars.

***? Where can I go to read up on those two gems? ETA: SB 489

I've got a thread going at ARFCOM on SB 357 and AB 352. I'm doing my best to keep it up-to-date. To the best of my knowledge, SB 357 will next be heard before the Assembly Appropriations Committee. AB 352 will be heard before the Senate Appropriations Committee. Dates are unlear at this...

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I'm sure they are registered SBRs. They would be illegal otherwise.

The buffer tube is from ACE Ltd.. It comes as a kit that includes the neoprene sleave. The upper is from CMMG. I'm looking into getting a 9mm buffer or some other super heavy buffer to delay the bolt unlocking as long as possible. Prior to some tweaking, it would begin to rip off case...

Most any shotgun or a handgun would be far better for home defense, IMHO. Mine is a 7.5" barrel. The bullets never reach the velocity needed to fragment in the target. That's the .223/5.56s primary wounding mechanism--fragmentation. AR pistols just make .22 caliber holes. I would...