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I am soo happy I am moving from this god foresaken state. I have planned for years how i'm going to make the move from NY to NH happen. So far all is going according to plan. A position just happen to open up when my 2 year contract expired here. Is that a sign? lol. Cant wait to buy all...

Thanks for the replies. I do have a conceal carry license with NY for my handguns(as there is no way to own them otherwise) and I only have to drive through Vermont in between and They do not require a license for conceal. However I know I have to surrender my NY license once I change...

I recently applied for, and got, a job with my current company in New Hampshire. A state I have been trying to get to for the longest time as I currently live in New york. My question is, my company is paying for a moving company to move all my posessions so can I ship all my guns on the...

I have been looking into possibly getting one of these. Has anyone here ever owned or shot one? I would like to know a little about them other than the fact they they were the 20-30's gangster weapon of choice lol.

just get a wasr 10 for god sake. I have 2 and my friend has one. No problems. I stained my furniture and varnished. Looks great.

thanks for proving what I said poserhoser.

Like I said, I have 2 wasr's and they perform great. If anyone is worried about old defective parts on one, just inspect the thing before you buy it.

I have 2 wasr 10's and they are great. Its an AK47. To me its suppose to be rugged and spray led. thats what they are for. No point in spending a ton of money because a few parts are "better" on the "better built" brands. If I want accuracy I shoot the M4. If I want to blow stuff to...

I did some searching and ran across this site. http://www.combatstocks.com/Shotgun_Stocks_Folding.cfm

Heres what i'm talking about.

Not too familiar on the shotgun end of the rifle spectrum but i have always wanted a tactical shotgun with the fold down metal stock that unhinges from the top of the gun. I cant find these anywhere. Does the stock affect the legality of the shotty? Hoping someone can point me in the right...

unfortunately it easily pry's off the track about halfway through. I mean too easy. Hardly any effort is needed. The entire bolt assembly has some side to side play as well. Strange cause the track looks like it thins out a bit in the center too.

I just bought ammo for my enfield and noticed that the bolt head comes off the track and wont seat properly when trying to load a bullet. How can i fix this?

Its been 10 months but I finally got my concealed carry permit. So I looked at the local shop to see what they had and ended up buying a glock 34. One thing i dont get about this gun is the giant hole on the front top of the slide. Does this serve a purpose? Also, what does everyone think of...

Here are some more pics krinko.

I looked at the buttstock and noticed that it says 1943 yet in the pic above it says 1913 on the ring. It also has the roman numerals 3 and 7 on the buttstock above the date of 1943 and also says 8/47. a lot of info here. Not sure what to make of it.

overall it looks like its in great shape. I took apart the bolt assembly and its very clean. i am going to look at the barrel next.

I posted a thread a while back asking you guys about a lee enfield that i want to purchase from a friend of mine. He let me borrow it so i can take pics and find out what you guys think is a fair price. Here is what i got.

anyone gonna chime in on this?

Ok guys i have a chance to make an offer on one of these. I looked at it today and it hasent been fired in ages. I noticed that it was lacking the rear adjustable sight but everything else in in good condition. It has the roman numeral 3 by the trigger guard and I know this tells us how...