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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/07/07/obama-unveil-gun-control-reforms_n_892633.html

Im not even seeing much in new product announcements

i know I think the same thing every time I see that road sign. EVERY SINGLE TIME

I am not finding anything newsworthy on .22's lately

I had an awesome meeting with Mark today. I originally inquired about a trust as a path to Suppressors and and SBR's but after a few emails, a phone call and todays meeting I really came to understand that a gun trust is about so much more. It's really about protecting you and your firearms. Ill save that for another topic. Mark was not at all what I expected, he's a shooter like the rest of us, likes the black guns and is a strong supporter of the 2nd Amendment and the NRA and he just happens to be an attorney. He explains things very clearly and really makes you feel that he has your best interest at heart and is not BSing you. I spent a good hour and a half talking with him. A good 1/3 was discussing guns. He was kind enough to bring out some of his collection for me to fondle. Anyhow anyone in New England looking to purchase NFA items or just wanting to protect their collection now and in the future would do well to give Mark a call. It may be the best money you spend on shooting. Check out his website The Law Offices of Jalowiec & Zeck, LLC 114 Sodom Lane Derby, Connecticut 06418 Phone: (203) 734-1100 Facsimile: (203) 734-7279

somebody needs to make a qd mount for these so they can be put on a quadrail as a backup ;D

thanks

embarrassingly I don't even know what an Appleseed rifle is :-[

thanks for the info

I received my scope today. I ended up getting it from SWFA. Anyhow it's appears to be made better than I had expected as well as weighs more than expected. Ill post pictures with it mounted next week.

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If it happens again there might be a better clip style to use.

man that came out great

got a picture for us non 522 owners?

:laugh:

I think this is pretty slick

Thats exactly what we figure happened to this little guy. The cats wait all day for something to move

Most here probably would have viewed it as a moving target but after living in the city for such a long time I have come to appreciate feathered and furred creatures. Plenty of bad people for perspective.

Heading out to walk the dog we startled one of our cats and a little bird came flopping and fluttering out. It had a small cut over it's eye and was missing tail feathers. Couldnt locate any help last night but we were lucky this morning and a local nature center agreed to take it and rehab it. We had initially thought it a young femal Cardinal but we were mistaken. It was a bird I had not seen or heard of. A Cedar Wax Wing. The nature center folks were thrilled with their new guest.

Many of the most accurate competition rimfire barrels are sleeved. Dont let the name lead you to think something of a lesser quality

Actually I mispoke. It's BLO followed by Shellac. I shop here http://www.highlandwoodworking.com/search.aspx?find=shellac

as a life long woodworker I want to one day do an authentic tung oil and shellac violin type finish on the wood of a fine firearm. I feel I mastered the technique well enough. No other finish creates the same glow and is so simple to repair. It's very gratifying to buy your own fresh shellac flakes and creating the finish yourself

;D and he's the talk of the ladies

I know but it's way funnier to picture asmurff limping around with an AR-10 stuffed into his jeans :laugh:

You carry a .308? :bow: