John in Covina said:Santa Claus is coming to town!
carebear said:Just one point.
Most of the Thompsons and BAR's used by organized crime were in fact stolen in bulk from poorly secured and often isolated police and National Guard armories. .
PKM101 said:Every MG is live and either a transferable or post sample, the RPGs are live registered "destructive devices". The PG and OG rounds pictured are INERT and for training purposes, although a Russian and Czech 7.62x39 sub caliber trainers are pictured and used for live fire familiarization....
This stuff is used to train USMIL prior to deployment, learning how to operate a threat weapon for the first time is not a good idea on the two way range....
PKM101 said:...the RPGs are live registered "destructive devices".
WolfeMan said:Anyone got one of these? It would be perfect for my little sister.
John in Covina said:Hello Kittie! The pistol grip on this is rather unusual, what's up with that?
Naphtali said:I finally scratched my itch - a .72-caliber rifle. The silly rear sight will go as quickly as I can regulate the barrels. I intend to mount one of Brockman's all machined steel wing-protected adjustable aperture sights. And the steel butt plate will metamorphose to a solid rubber recoil pad - 600-grain bullet with 150 grains of FFg is not something to look forward to with delight.
John in Covina said:Hello Kittie! The pistol grip on this is rather unusual, what's up with that?
John in Covina said:Hello Kittie! The pistol grip on this is rather unusual, what's up with that?
Naphtali said:I finally scratched my itch - a .72-caliber rifle.
Undertow said:I know we hesitate to discuss laws (as it strays in to politics) but this California thing is new to me.
So there is still an assault weapons law in CA that states rifles cannot have pistol grips? Is there anything else like that in other states?