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1. Check your state on the AAC website. They have a map that will help you. 2. Use a transferrable living trust. 3. There is NO better deal out there right now than a M4-1000 the only thing that it has that is comparable to the YHM is the price. I find that a .223 can will work OK on a .22...

Most of the problems sprout from weak extraction and improper buffer weight. Put it together the right way with the right parts and you'll have no problem.

I am looking at the SN-3 3.8x-22x or 3.2x-17x. My question is what size objective should I get? I will be doing 90% of my shooting during daylight. However, I will also be using the rifle to shoot deer on a large plant nursury (proper permits from the DNR of course) about 10% of the time and...

Dick Tylock: Your kidding, right? Don't recall ever hearing of a 1 in 11.5 barrel. Humm, 1000 yards and beyond? Go FIFTY !!!! Think you can still get ammo for $5 to $6 a round, and garanteed mostly a double tap isn't required What? I just want to be able to go TO 1000yds, as my...

I ordered it back in the first of January. I have no clue when I will recieve it, I'll bank on another two months at least.

Thanks guys, I'll be sure to post when complete. Zak, Right now I think that I'm going with the SN-3, but I got to play around with a PMII the other day and I was impressed. With cost not being an issue, which do you prefer? I haven't had the chance to check out both side by side.

Yes, I understand that you have a successfull corp, and that right now it works fine. I was trying to let you know that the Trust has ALL the same benefits, but NONE of the negatives.

Thanks a bunch Zak, you were exactly who I was wanting to hear from.

My custom .308 bolt gun is almost complete, I'm just waiting on the A5 which should be here in a month or so. The build is using a Surgeon action and a Broughton barrel. The problem is that I had ordered a 1-11.25" twist barrel and Broughton sent a 1-10" twist barrel. What problems will I...

My only advice would be to NOT use the corporation to acquire the MG. 1. The corporation needs to be paid yearly 2. The MG will be a part of the corporation's assets. 3. Any liability that the MG incurs will effect the corporation. 4. When the corporation dissolves, the MG will have to be...

This IS part 3. Look at page 1.

Link to part 1: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=254058 Link to part 2: http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?t=254059

Correct, the whole purpose is to make the pistol ergonomic for human beings, not space invaders. I will never understand why the hump on the fullsize models is located where it is. I think that all glocks, stock and modified, are some of the ugliest pistols that have ever been produced. That...

I give mine a good bi-annual cleaning. The way that they are designed leaves all the parts and lockups plenty of clearance to be run dirty. The metal parts won't rust or corrode. A tiny little drop of oil on the frame rails every 2,000 rounds will help as well as an occasional boresnake...

I use Acraglass gel.

"I actually though about trying to "melt" my backstrap in. I can do wonders with a torch (oddly enough I rarely use them on steel) but I was worried about pushing the magazine well in too." Been there, done that. Don't worry, you WILL push in the magwell. It will also make the plastic brittle...

"Tell us about the different method on the last pic" Ancient Chinese secret. It's just not a DIY type of process, too many specialized tools you have to fabricate for it to work right. The purpose of my grip reduction DIY threads was to show people how to do a reduction with common tools...

Good job man! Here's a 36 I did for a grip reduction/stipple comparison: And here's a G21 compared to a 1911. I've been using a different method that I've developed to do the backstrap reductions. Now you can keep your lanyard loop and no epoxy is exposed. This stippling WILL tear up...

If you have the ability, go to the gunstore and take apart and reassemble a Ruger and a Buckmark. Get the one you feel comfortable with. Both have a 1911esque grip, great triggers, tons of aftermarket goodies, and are very accurate and reliable. In my experience, the Buckmark will go a...