Maybe it's my anxiety, maybe my pessimism, but I hope she doesn't. It's like the one thing I'm actually concerned about this election. I'm sure the supreme court will block it or overturn it or something. I'm sure an actual gun confiscation program won't work out, but I really don't want them to try.
If she wins, republicans will actually oppose gun control. If trump wins, we will get something stupid like the bump stock ban.
I have been CRAVING a M1 Carbine in .357 magnum forever. A rifle that can take deer, shoot pistol cartridges, and be used by anyone of any size or stature by nature of being tiny and small in form and recoil impulse.
This is extremely situational, and I get people who don't like them. But if you live in the hellscape that is California, the Steyr AUG is the closest thing you can get to an intact rifle that doesn't violate California's featureless nonsense. Yes, I know, don't live in California, get the hell out, but if you do for whatever reason; a normal AUG isn't gonna be butchered like a majority of other rifles.
Right until she lacks the court and she'll almost certainly get to replace Clarence Thomas with a fucking retard.
sure, but there's a lot of weird stuff out there, but home built, one-off bespoke stuff, prototypes, limited releases, niche markets, not to mention all kinds of foreign stuff.
get cheap spray paint. shots will strip off the paint and sometimes it's useful to visually see the impacts for analysis or to confirm POI.
I already picked up some black and orange, because its already snowy here and I won't be able to see this fucker at all
D&L also makes rear sights for those revolvers. I'm a big fan of what he makes (even though his website is fucking awful). If you get the Wilson sight and decide you want something else in the future I'd say these are worth a look.
I'm jelly. I've fired my Model 29-2 enough that now the cylinder will move a tiny bit in lock up. It's not yet a safety concern but I wish it would have stayed in its initial condition.
For you Cali peeps, how feasible is it to simply ignore the more retarded firearms laws there? Like, you want a standard AR in a standard AR configuration. Or you want normal capacity magazines in all your weapons. I'm of the mindset that American citizens who want to totally hypothetically and in Minecraft put a regular stock on an SBR without asking permission and paying a fee to exercise their natural rights should just do that. These fictional individuals won't make a big thing about doing so on the Internet but will still do it nonetheless. Is similar behavior a thing that's reasonably possible in CA?
They also did 50AE. I used to have one but I traded it to a buddy in exchange for some other weird stuff. The 50's had a bad habit of cracking slides due to being overgassed and firing hotter than factory ammo.
That is horribly retarded and not to mention illegal, and I know for sure that any one freedom loving red blooded American would never dare to do something so silly as to have a firearm in a configuration not approved by illegitimate laws and law facilities. Why, I keep all my guns in California config just because I believe in their misinterpretation of the 2nd amendment that much. Shame on you for daring to suggest that you are a free man and can do exactly as you please. I never want to see someone suggest that you should not follow their rules because thousands upon thousands of greater men than any we know have fought and died to make sure that you can do it.
Bringing ammunition you bought out of state, across the border, without going through a FFL transfer and thus recorded in the state ledger is a misdemeanor; violating any sort of roster or featureless law is a felony; and while people can argue freedom week for possessing magazines of a certain size, the state isn't gonna agree, and that's a felony too. Sure you can do it, but you'll have to keep it hidden and go way out in the middle of nowhere, where CHP and the County Sherriff won't even get a call. Just about every other law isn't something they're gonna catch you on, but will just be additional charges for the if/when they do get you; they can be ignored, right up until God forbid, the cops come to your house with a warrant and want to look around. It's easy to say they're not wanting safety and just passing bullshit, because yeah, it's true; but the problem is going to be the if/when they get you on some small bullshit. Like recently, apparently CZ changed something with the internals of some of their handguns that were on the roster, and the state found out and immediately took them off roster. Now the question is gonna be, are you in trouble for possessing an off-roster handgun; ideally the answer would be no, because you got it when it was on roster, but we know the state isn't that understanding, and they may not go actively seek you out, but if they catch you tripping, all that shit they pass will come down on you.
Short answer: No.
Echoing the Sandwich, .357 is a downgrade from .30 Carbine in every way.
Except that I can walk into any gunstore and find .357, it's cheaper to reload, it's far cheaper to buy than .30 Carbine, and .357 can take deer pretty well. And I can use it in all my other .357 handguns and rifles :3
