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On post # 21 above I wrote: Correction - the Yugo Tok's safety blocks only the sear... not the hammer

Well my C&R M57 from SOG arrived a few hours ago... like my Polish a lot... but REALLY LOVE this Yugo Tok. Came with a dark brown leather holster that is well used and pliable but in very good condition and two correct 9-round magazines - one used but not abused in good condition and the...

I have firearms and knives I will try your cloth on and report back... sent email. Thanks.

+ 1 - you'll sleep better too.

You can no longer download the application for a C&R license from the ATF website. As I understand it these old forms are no longer being accepted by the ATF. On the website you are advised to have the new application form mailed to you and use the form you are mailed.

+1 for Texas ... 'nough said...

If you are a Veteran of the Armed Forces, I believe membership in one of veteran organizations such as The American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Disabled American Veterans (DAV) would fulfill the "affiliated club" requirement. Being a Veteran would in itself take care of the "live...

Excellent idea... gives a body substantial reason and purpose for the acquisition of a new firearm :evil:

Well... I've had nothing but 100% good on both GBrk and AArms... using Money Orders and personal checks too. (as: marcodelat on these sites) This is a whole lot more than I can say of experiences on eBay and their Pay Pal's "Buyer Protection" scam.

Yep... and I just sold the last remnants of such. Too old for all this nonsense nowadays: http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=81546854 Expensive too...

U.s.m.c. 1970 - 1973

First call is always to 1911 and "dialing up" .45 ACP. ...then there's always that little Beretta that I use for CCW.

Well, I put in my vote. Truth is, in my opinion, don't think the future seems bright for gun-owners. There nor here.

Maybe she's talking (or trying to anyway) about a collapsible and/or folding stock. Best I can figure...

They may not last long... http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&item=170136134592&fromMakeTrack=true&ssPageName=VIP:watchlink:top:us http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&rd=1&item=180146694279&ssPageName=STRK:MESE:IT&ih=008

Your rifle has been modified from its C&R configuration. Just to be on the "safe side of things"... you might want check that this firearm is 922r compliant. To begin with, you may want to check out this: se "10 or less question" http://www.victorinc.com/SKS-FAQ.html Also, it sounds like...

Yeah seems that these numbers had to do with assembling the rifles If you are sure your rifle was truly "unissued" when you got it, you might try to contact this man... as he's trying to determine questions on the issue - see this...

just picked up a "new condition" SKS rifle, P prefix, at SAMCO last Thursday - $209.00 (with all new accessories included). I decided to get one with the logbook for $20.00 extra - set another rifle, a "D" prefix rifle (also with logbook) aside for pick up later on this coming week - didn't have...

Check this out... wonder where this rifle was purchased? http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=72367037

Nice rifle... bands on mine are loose too (actually, the rear's just hanging there - the rear spring on mine was broken off the pin) ... gotta get that rear band spring... maybe when I order another rifle I'll see about this. I'm very happy with my rifle... but, why did you HAVE to mention...