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more to it ammo wasn't cheap in 19th or the early 20th centuries. People couldnt go out and burn up a 100 rounds blasting away...each shot meant going hungry or not. Most of the nation was simply rural until the 1950s. Another point is that the vast number of "shootists" shot their victims...

raise your top end up a tad and seek out a used Feinwerkbau 300 picked up one online for $270.00 a few months back, bought a 300S off another this last week for $375.00 These are classic 10 meter recoiless springers that remain competitive today...read one ragged hole. Another option in the...

The Garrote has never been a defensive weapon. Proper employment involves dropping the wire over the head while pivoting and drawing the prey up against ones back while bending over. They are a bloody mess and as a rule will take the neck to the spinal column. Watched one at work many years...

twenty pounds is the maximum allowed for residential stoarage in Minnesota. Answer is to keep your quantities of powder split as the federal maximum is 50 pounds. As far as muzzleloaders in this state people do need to be aware that Minnesota did recently modify the definition of "firearm" to...

Oldest that I shoot regularly is a late 1700s Ketland London sporting rifle

mere possession of ONLY the stock is no issue what so ever. Now if it can be shown that you had under your control a stock and a non exempted pistol you could get hit. Treasury has been AC/DC on stocks for years. For example you can use an exact repro stock on a exempted Belgian P35 Hi...

Depends on the type of C&R pistol for example Broomhandles and certain lugers are legal with a reproduction holster stock so long as said stock duplicates the exempted original. Inglis High Powers, Radoms and others tho must be original manufacture

deal is the stock is way to short to be fired from the shoulder. There used to be an AR pistol that was BATF approved that was a 10" barreled CAR XM177 knock off with a CAR stock that was brazed in the collapsed position.

Good variety of compressed gas Full Auto out there: Some have referenced the LARK M19 which used freon cans or a small compressor as the power source. late 70s/early 80s mfg. Cheap as hell construction, not a very good design at all MacGlashan was a WWII aircraft 1919 Browning training...

Speaking strictly on a federal basis magazines are NOT firearms nor are they regulated in any way. Same goes for EVERY part of the firearm except of the regulated frame/receiver. No federal foul with a felon in possession of ANY of these things and highly doubt there is a state issue in Idaho

Depends on who the character is you are attempting to arm: For example your typical average joe in the colonies ca: 1930 would not have been carrying Anything remotely high end by a top English gun maker. Its as well unlikely that he would have owned anything Lee Enfield based as even the #1...

If it was thirty or more years back it was most likely a CVA kit and came with about an 80% done stock, rough cast fitting ect If it was just a rough cut stock blank, probably an old Dixie Gun Works kit Lots of outfits offering kits in a wide range of prices these days

IF it has no method to attach it to the pistol its simply a chunk of wood

You all can run it how you want, I am speaking from 50 years of experience in this state and how it does business in its courts. If you hear a noise downstairs, grab a gun and shoot the perp you better damn well be certain hes armed. Can recall several cases over the years where crap like this...

lets not get into arguing points of legal semantics on this. While your definition of "no means of reasonable retreat" may seem entirely reasonable to most of us here, myself included that will not be how the majority of Prosecutors will see it in much of the State. No reasonable means of...

Have you checked out these? He is a bit slow but the work is quite nice, particularly his AUG stock www.ironwooddesigns.com/2aprod/11022prod.html The Krinker Plinker kit is rather nice as well

Best deal going is Brownells Steel White. Used it for years. Wipe blue and rust, unlike Naval Jelly or other acidic strippers it wont etch the metal itself. Hydrogen Peroxide sometimes is a great stripper as well in its more potent concentrations

Thats right, theres no clear law in Minnesota on legal application of deadly force by civilians and there is no such animal here as a Castle Doctrine which provides exemption if your home is forcibly entered. Lets say you are in the Kitchen when a gang of slimebags boots in your front door, you...

Understand the "Tools of the Assassin" phrase was out of the 1840s Gun Control is not at all new in this nation

Great many bad laws in the California of the Midwest Here are a few off the top of my head: Trigger activators like the HellFire gimmick are classified by themselves as illegal machinguns under State code A couple years back the State redifined the term Firearm to include basically anything...