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Yes, I butchered them and cut them down to 17" and 18" . Then I "customized" the stocks, and glass bedded them. Hey, I absolutely support the right of anyone to do as he wishes with his own guns, but I do like to inform people about the options. In this case, the option would ha...

WarHawk-AVG wrote:

Shiner Bock wrote:Have you located a good source for a proper sling?

If anyone knows...please...let me know as well!

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bdickens wrote:I hereby renounce my English ancestry.

I started to say that my Scottish ancestors had sufficiently renounced Britain when they left in 1725, but then I realized that the Scottish Parliament has been even worse than England.

I would support a "long gun OC" picnic where a bunch of people get together, but one guy walking around with a rifle evokes images of situations Texas has not seen since Charles Whitman, and we do not want the people and/or Legislature to be reminded of these situations when we're trying ...

What's the elevation adjustment for 0.167G?

The cure for a bad trigger is always "front sight - front sight - front sight- front sight .... bang!"

Trouble is, with a bad trigger, it can be a loooooong time before the "bang", during which time circumstances and target might change.

Paragraphs are your friend.

Sorry, but I could not read that at all without going cross-eyed.

Vic303 wrote:Surprisingly, the Hungarian M44's can be pretty accurate too, if you extend the bayo first.

My Polish M44 (Radon '53) is amazingly accurate for such a short, light, full-power gun. It has the best trigger I've ever felt on a milsurp gun. The Poles are generally considered the best of the breed.

I've heard so many times over the years that "NRA was already working on that, we just had to keep it quiet!" that I frankly don't believe it any more. And frankly, I no longer care who feels insulted when I state my doubts. After a while, it starts to sound like the Russians claiming they...

I'm glad to see that I'm not the only one who was misinformed on the whole drink and carry subject. :lol: It's a common misunderstanding. There are a lot of instructors teaching this incorrectly, and a lot of students misunderstanding instruction that is perhaps too subtly nuanced. "Guns and a...

Officers of the Salvation Army are pastors. I don't know of any evangelical congregation that would tolerate a pastor marrying outside the faith. (By that, I don't mean just another denomination, but a significant departure such as Jewish, Islamic, Unitarian, etc.) But what doesn't really get menti...

seamusTX wrote:The key is premises owned or leased by the federal government where federal employees work regularly.

That's the 18 USC 930 definition, which does not apply to post offices.

Weg wrote:

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Here's what I did to mine.

So, you butchered a hundred bucks' worth of furniture to avoid paying $79 for an aftermarket synthetic stock?

...and it comes with the original leather sling and bayonet with scabbard. The receiver is stamped "1944" and serial number is BO 188XX. The original sling would be canvas, not leather. Maltby produced the most of any British factory, and 1944 was their biggest year, so you won't get any ...

This one's on dogs too, but a different take on them. I hate to see folks tote their dogs on the freeway in the bed of the truck. Everytime I see a poor pooch carcass on the road, I just think about the poor brokenhearted tots at home whenever the news is broken to them "well I had to slam on ...