Is there a jig for drilling the holes?
I met a guy online that swore you could have the extra hole in the receiver as long as nothing was done with it.
I am not sure that is not true as long as you don't have the parts that would utilize that extra pin hole.
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Re: pick a weapon
by Rampdog » Sun Nov 25, 2012 7:48 am
Bob wrote:Is there a jig for drilling the holes?
I met a guy online that swore you could have the extra hole in the receiver as long as nothing was done with it.
I am not sure that is not true as long as you don't have the parts that would utilize that extra pin hole.
Yes, there's a jig that you can buy to use with a drill press.
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Re: pick a weapon
by Haiwayman » Sun Nov 25, 2012 8:16 pm
Bob wrote:In my not so humble opinion you are right.
Bread (welfare) and circuses (NFL)
This country is now doomed.
It may take a few years or a couple of generations but doomed we are.
Lady Liberty is crying.
How long do you think it will be before the savages running this country break her down for scrap?
Don't think it can't happen.
They lost their guns in Australia and the crown jewels in Britain.
**Snip**
The British crown jewels are renowned for their magnificence and historical significance. More historical crown jewels would still exist had it not been for Oliver Cromwell. As Lord Protector of England, he felt the monarchy would never be restored, and so ordered the existing crown jewels to be sold or melted down and struck into coins. He also sold the medieval coronation garments in the collection, destroying priceless artifacts.
**Snip**
Looks like I need to buy some hi points and cheap surplus guns then. Like Shelbyman, use them as fodders when the government comes knocking.
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Re: pick a weapon
by Rampdog » Sun Nov 25, 2012 9:25 pm
That is a good idea. Go to a gun show and buy a few cheap old throwaways.
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Re: pick a weapon
by Bob » Tue Nov 27, 2012 3:47 am
I did and then turned around and sold them for a profit.
I sold a revolver Saturday night for $300 I paid $100 for it about six months ago.
Wish the bank paid that kind of interest.
I sold a revolver Saturday night for $300 I paid $100 for it about six months ago.
Wish the bank paid that kind of interest.
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Re: pick a weapon
by Bob » Thu Mar 07, 2013 3:22 am
Too bad you can't buy an AA12
You can buy a Saiga
You can buy a Saiga
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Re: pick a weapon
by skrog1 » Thu Mar 07, 2013 7:39 am
Bob wrote:Too bad you can't buy an AA12
You can buy a Saiga
Well... You can't LEGALLY buy once as a civillian.
And the Saiga rocks. That would be my second choice.
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