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Don't rifle barrels need to be machined? I doub't you will get good accuracy results with a dremeled muzzle crown. But like others said, looks like fun.

Was she shot by a FMJ 9mm? Its army right?

I bought a can of Mpro-7 CLP to use on my LCP. I sweat a lot and the regular hoppes oils weren't working well. I wipe the outside down every week or two with the stuff and let it dry for a bit before I wipe it off. Every other time I do this I field strip the gun and do the same to the barrel...

Your LTCF is not just for concealed. It also allows you to open carry in your car and in the city of Philadelphia. Heres a link to the Pennsylvania Firearm Owner's Association that spells it out...

Right now? My Yugo AK. Its never had a problem and it has a sling. I only have 2 30 rd mags and maybe enough ammo to fill those. If S really HTF I would go out back and try out my new AR. I have 3 mags for that and more ammo. I have tons of ammo for my Mosin, and it is better at longer...

The reliabilty of a revolver vs a semi seems to come up a lot on this board. I wouldn't trust a gun for defense that isn't 100 percent reliable. Maybe my 1911 will act up if I shoot a thousand rounds through it and don't clean it, but for self defense its always good to go as far as I'm...

Mosins are almost always good enough for minute of deer at 100 yards. I think their biggest drawn bag are the big clunky sightes.

In PA you can buy a handgun face to face at 18. You can also be gifted a handgun at 18 by a family member. You need to be 21 to buy one at a gun shop.

An AR is great for police actions like our current military is in. I wouldn't trust an AR to shoot over 100 rounds without a cleaning. I am ignoring that some ARs are picky on ammo and the .223 round. Any gun that ****s where its eats needs a lot of maintance to be reliable and its because...

You don't need any license to have a mosin. You just need to have a gunshop run a background check on you and then they will give it to you. Or you can get your class 3 federal firearm license and order old guns for yourself and get them shipped to you. But you don't need to do this if you...

I don't think so. The dimensions are different for one.

I don't know anything about it, but it sounds like an AK with an interesting pully action that doubles the rate of fire that gives it a 2 round burst without recoil. Thats cool, but it makes it a lot more expensive and probably less reliable. So to answer your original question, what do you mean...

I'm a younger shooter. I would love a SxS but they seem expensive for what they are. I only have the money for one shotgun right now. I can get a nice pump for less than 300 but SxS seem to be more than but also less practical.

In PA you need to go through the NICS and the PICS when you buy from an FFL. Face to face with long guns between two individuals you do not.

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In PA we can OC or CC in a bar. No one has ever gotten drunk and shot up a bar with a legal concealed handgun. I'm glad that my state lets me choose to be responsible.

S and B softpoint ammo is cheap and dead accurate in my Mosin. I don't know a whole lot about fancy hunting rounds but I would think those would do the trick. You can get Silver or Gold Bear WOlf in SP for about 10 for 20. Or you can step up and spend a fortune on something else if you want.

How many large game animals do you shoot in a year? Say you shoot 10 animals and shoot 10 rounds of practise ammo per "real" shot you are still only looking at 100 - 200 bucks for premium hunt ammo. If you want to shoot more get an ammo that is available as mil surplus FMJ. Like a mosin round or...

Thanks for helping out guys. I'm from outside the city but I fear things like these eventually taking over the state.

Military Classic has a sealent on the primer and bullet. Black only has sealent on the primer. Both come in hollow point but supposidly it isn't an expanding hollowpoint. I don't know much about the science behind that.