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I finally own an SKS!!
When you figure the price of ammo, travel, time sighting in and shopping, a few extra bucks over internet prices is worth it, unless you are an expert on the rifle. One bad purchase and you've eaten up the savings on quite a few future purchases. Spend your time shooting instead of shopping.- Richard47
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- Forum: Rifle Country
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Why video and audio recording are changing the nature of police work.
It doesn't matter if the kid rides around trying to trap officers. (I don't think he does; I've seen officers do that when I was young.) The police officer is the professional, the "young boy"? Or any other people the may meet? They are the reason we hire police. The Chief would never... -
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Ever wear out a shotgun?
I've shot an steel receiver Rem 1100 for about 40 years, mostly without lube because it jams in cold weather with lube, or if dirt gets stuck in the lube. The magazine release mrchanism is worn and I guess it can't be fixed. Maybe 8 boxes a year-800 shells, heavy ammo mostly. It shoots, but... -
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Question for professional gunsmiths
LLC They can and will sue you personally, by alleging you were negligent. After the case is over you fijnd out if you personally were/are liable. And if you borrow money the bank will require you be personally liable. If you have employees or partners an LLC will help. But you'll still need...- Richard47
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- Forum: Gunsmithing and Repairs
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Of Zumbo, The First Amendment, and Fiduciary Duty
Even his "apology" gets it wrong. Still talking about "legitimte Hunting gun". If you don't "hunt" you are NOT legit, I guess. This guy is a professional, a paid writer. Because he's too tired from hunting all day, he then goes to his keyboard, and makes it up. He should be held to...