Recent content by S.W.G.

This gun has been tested and functioned just fine. We shouldn't be disparaging someone who is trying to further firearms technology and metaphorically 'flip the bird' to the feds at the same time.

My best friends grandfather gave me an unfired NORINCO MAK-90.

MP5 and SP89 'pistols' are just that; pistols. In the configuration the manufacturer ships them to the dealer, they are Tile 1 items. No different from, say, a Glock.

I meant as a percentage of those that were imported. Ford and Chevy pumped out tens of millions of pickup trucks and the like, so of course they will be seen more frequently. A Honda from 1975 is more likely to still be on the road than a Chevy made in the same year. But Chevy produced more...

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How many Chevrolet's from the 70's are still on the road? How many Honda's from the 70's are still on the road? More reliable, more efficient, cheaper. In a word, 'superior'.

Yep. That about sums it up.

Price isn't the only factor. Why did people start buying Japanese cars in the 70's and 80's? Because they were all-around superior to their contemporary American counterparts. I love America, but if someone else make a better product, I won't hesitate to send my dollars to a foreign country...

People put WAY to much importance on manual safeties. Unless I'm at a public range, with some cranky RO breathing down my neck, I don't use one. If you don't want the gun to discharge, don't pull the trigger. As simple as could be. Unless you are prone to epileptic seizures, there is no...

Annnnnnnd, SENT EDIT: Looks like dogtown town beat me to the Zumbo comparison. EDIT EDIT: 281-693-GUNS (4867) Internet, do what you will.

I double up for anything bigger than a 22. Why take the chance?

Fixed ...while out of the country on vacation, you forgot to add.:uhoh: After all, on American soil that would constitute manufacture of a Destructive Device.

Heckler & Koch SP89 with a registered trigger box. Vulcan V53 with the same box. M2 Carbine

I see your example and raise you this: 'World's Dumbest' had a video of a guy trying to rob a bank with a scoped bolt-action. Yep. They called it an assault rifle. Probably because it had a synthetic stock.

The little guy on my right shoulder wants a RR M16A1. It would be the most practical. The twitching gremlin on my left shoulder wants a Beretta 93R. 'Cause it's cool.