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I would recommend Czechpoint as well. The junk ones are the ones Century puts out, they have a permanently attached AKM slant brake to bring the barrel length past 16".

Stripper clips can be left loaded indefinitely.

http://www.centuryarms.com/?attachment_id=272 Quite ugly, in my opinion. Also, I'm not sure if the selector lever, top cover, and other non-922(r) parts are American.

Specifically, is there a trick to putting the hammer strut bridge back in place? While I had it disassembled for cleaning I bumped it enough to allow the hammer spring to be released, it flew across the room along with the HSB. I thankfully found both, but after 30 minutes of trying to put it...

Exactly. I think it was aimed more at importers and commercial manufacturers like Century or Vector, not so much some guy making rifles for his personal use in his basement, even if it still applies to him. And of course giving them one more thing to try and stick you with if they decide to...

Maybe there's some kind of super-secret-squirrel forensic technique they could use on it, I don't know enough about this kind of thing to know for sure. But if they want to get you so bad that they're taking an electron microscope to your handguards they'll find something to hang you with.

That's a very nice-looking handguard. If I were your friend I'd stamp or burn (with a soldering iron or similar implement) a small "US" somewhere on the inner surface of the HG, where it could not be seen when installed on the rifle. That should do, maybe photograph the furniture at various...

+1 on the Boresnake.

Ammunitiontogo.com will, they're good to deal with too.

Cheapest: used Marlin 60 with old (but still good) Bushnell scope - $115 Most expensive: WASR-3 - $400

No, because only that parts listed in nailoth's earlier post "count" towards 922r compliance. A vertical foregrip is not on that list. This actually works in our favor most of the time, 922r would be far worse if every little spring, pin, and rivet were counted as a "foreign part".

You got me excited for a minute, I thought someone had somehow started bringing SVDs in again.

MY WASR-3 loves the 62 grain HPs.

CZ-82 with 94gr. Silver Bear hollowpoints in a Galco IWB holster, spare magazine (usually carried in jacket pocket), Leatherman Wave multitool on my belt, 2 3/4" Spyderco Harpy in pocket, Mini-Maglite flashlight with LED kit, either in coat pocket or pants pocket. Also have a cell phone and...

There are places that sell preban mags just for the NY folks. I live close to these guys, good people: https://dkmags.com/PREBAN.html

A gun shop not too far from me has a FAL for $600. It's got a DCI receiver, wood buttstock, and those round metal handguards with built-in folding bipod (side question: where were those made? I don't know FALs too well). I was just wondering if there were any specific issues to look for, like...

To be fair, that just might actually make sense within the context of that particular movie. If you can alter the parameters of the simulation you're running around in to give yourself a fifty-foot vertical leap and the ability to dodge bullets, why not move a few more ones and zeros around and...

Midway has a tool for this exact task: http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=479729 Probably not worth the money if you'll only need it once, but I thought I'd mention it anyway.

I'm a little fuzzy on the details, but Clinton and Yeltsin signed an import restriction agreement some time in the early 90s. If it's not on an approved list it's verboten. That's why the supply of Russian SKS and SVD/Tigrs got cut off and why Saigas have to be brought in the way they are...

Minnesota doesn't have a photo. Very slick-looking card, however.