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To the debunkers. You have keyboards and fingers, so use ask.com to find out about the info regarding RFID chips in 2009. And again I know you are a paid debunker because only you mention Illuminati, New World Order, and so on. If you are so smart, then please explain why the US military is...

For the so called know it all's or government paid debunkers please go here and you will see that yes CA does have these laws. http://www.latimes.com/news/local/la-me-guns18-2008dec18,0,3132923.story http://newsblogs.chicagotribune.com/clout_st/2008/12/daley-to-hold-g.html...

L.A. council tightens gun, ammunition laws The move is intended to help reduce the city's gun and gang violence, but an NRA lawyer says a lawsuit is likely. By Maeve Reston December 18, 2008 The Los Angeles City Council approved a package of gun control laws Wednesday, placing new...

Ammunition Accountability Act Gentlemen, The purpose of this bill is not to make ammunition accountable, but instead it's to make ammunition much more expensive for the working man to afford. States like CA and NY have already passed this bill under a secret Constituion Act meeting. Which...

I am a former LEO. Before I retired 4 years ago, the higher ups in the department were making sure that we got the training we needed to disarm the private citizens. It's been in the news, use Ask.com instead of Google, and you will see that Police Departments are being Federalized. By...

FACTS TO PONDER: (A) The number of physicians in the U.S. is 700,000 (B) Accidental deaths caused by Physicians per year are 120,000 (C) Accidental deaths per physician is 0.171. Statistics courtesy of U.S. Dept of Health Human Services. Now think about this: Guns...

Yes you may agree with RCmodel, but if you do a whole slide polish for a few surface scratches, then you have just voided any warranty from the factory. And believe me, Colt, Springfield, and Kimber are sticklers regarding this. Also using a cotton buffing pad on dremel tool, is not going...

You can keep the 23 lb main spring. To pretty much eliminate inertia discharges, they suggest a lighter firing pin, such as titanium, and an extra power firing pin spring. You can get this from Wolff. You don't need to go overbaord only 5-10% extra power firing pin spring. And please, do not...

Different area than I was thinking of. I was under the impression that it was the screws on the top of the back strap, which is plastic.

If it's the SS mil-spec one I'm thinking of, then it has shiny side flats. And yes the jewelers rouge and dremel can be used to buff them out, if you take your time, and know what you're doing. You do not need to re-polish the whole side flat, unless it's s bead blast, matte, or speckle finish.

If they are deeper than the leather can get out, then you might try some jewelers rouge and a buffing pad on a dremel tool.

Send it back to Browning. The area you are talking about, the backstrap where the take down screws are is plastic. It will melt if you heat it.

If you haven't cleaned out the firing pin channel, firing pin itself, and the roll pin that keeps everything in place in the bolt, then maybe it's time you should. Also I have not had good experiences with Wolf ammo as of late. I get a delayed firing when using it in my SKS. My buddy got...

If you haven't cleaned out the firing pin channel, firing pin itself, and the roll pin that keeps everything in place in the bolt, then maybe it's time you should. Also I have not had good experiences with Wolf ammo as of late. I get a delayed firing when using it in my SKS. My buddy got the...

1) Completely disassemble the bolt with firing pin. Clean and lube the firing pin channel, firing pin itself, and roll pin. 2) Re-assemble bolt 3) I have not had good experience with Wolf ammo lately. Usually I get the pop, then fizzle, then bang from them. Delayed firing. Only has...

I don't think the extractor, firing pin, or ejector was damaged. The barrel may have possibly been scratched by shooting an undersized round. But hopefully not. I would take it to a gunsmith that is factory certified by SIG. If anyone else does work on it, it will void the warranty. I...

If you want to shoot the rifle and enjoy it, then yes get it repaired. A new one will run between 400-500 dollars.

My grandfather, God rest his soul, who was in WWI used to say that a reliable weapon is a clean weapon. You can also use "Simple Green" as a cleaner. It works wonders on dirt, grime, dried on grease or oil, and other muck. Plus it doesn't eat my skin or hurt my lungs. If you have copper...

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Hello All, Despite the many who have not heard of me, I am known in OH, and I do take pride in my work. Below are the pics of a 30 year old Remington 572 that I recently restored for a customer. While I did not do the re-bluing of the barrel and magazine tube. I did refinish the stock in a...