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The only problem is that it was overturned because it "looked bad" and not on any Constitutional basis. I would not want to risk my right to own a firearm on this "logic".

The failure of the mental health community in Connecticut has provided the Country with another tragic example of the results of "mainstreaming" of those who need our help. It has also given an opportunity for those who have worked for "gun control" (read people control) for years to again...

Snuffy, I have to partially agree with your evaluation of Alex Jones, but he was only doing what has been done to the pro-Second Amendment advocates for years. When we attempt to have a rational discussion with the anti's, they will not allow us to complete a rational thought before they talk...

All reports are that the Illinois facilities are phenomenal. I just fear the day that the Illinois politicians screw it up.

I hope the ATA is happy with their move from Ohio.

Teco Coal officials announce layoffs (Eastern Kentucky) (90 Employees) Momentive Inc. plans temporary layoffs for 150 Wilkes-Barre officials to announce mandatory layoffs (300) 600 Layoffs At Groupon More layoffs announced at Anniston weapons incinerator (50) Murray Energy confirms 150 layoffs...

1. Since when is money a problem for the Federal Government? 2. Think Waco and Ruby Ridge. 3. This was given as an example. I am certain that given time (and the unlimited funds of the imperial Federal Government) they could come up with regulations by the score.

While you are correct vis a vis the original ban, there is no telling what they might come up with in a new law/rule/regulation. For instance, they could give you 10 days (or pick a time frame) to present your EBR to your local LE to insure it meets the latest "safety" regulations. Any not...

I don't want to throw cold water on the idea, but I just built an A2 to shoot at Perry next year. I had to scramble to find what I was looking for in a 20" barrel and a lower. I hope you are not too late to the party.

I appreciate the position, but the internet is the last place that I want to advertise that I have a cache of firearms. While I am happy to introduce myself face to face, my security and safety is foremost. Google is a scarey thing.

C.C. Johnson had a shop in Lawrenceville, Ohio - about 6 miles from the Clark County seat of Springfield. The town has probably never had more than 300 people. My grandfather had a farm about 5 miles away and had a Stevens Favorite that C.C. re-barreled (probably in the 1940's). It now...

Our Tuesday morning group consists of about 10 shooters who compete at 50 or 100 yards and match rifles or sporters on a given day. A few of us shoot Center-X while most of the rest use Black Box. Rules are pretty simple as to scopes, weight, no one piece rests and no tuners. We find little...

http://www.killoughshootingsports.com/index.php/ammo/eley-match-22lr-ammunition.html

Some of the competitors in our Tuesday morning shoots do very well with their bipods. I on the other hand have not mastered the technique and stick to the Caldwell Rock with a "bunny" bag on the rear as a relatively inexpensive setup. I am able to produce sub 1/4" - 5 shot groups at 50 yds...

Some of the young shooters in our area who are shooting on the state level are doing well with Eley Sport. Not expensive as target ammo goes, but it seems to perform well. I am about half way through a case of Wolf ME and have found that while it will group reasonably well at 100 yds, I will...

http://www.mcmaster.com/#compression-and-die-springs/=dk36xn It needs to be cut to 1.37" to 1.42" long.

I cannot address the .17, but here's what I did with my .22's (one 455 American and one 452 Trainer): 1. Clean the preservative from the barrel - I used a bronze brush dipped in Hoppe's followed by 3 or 4 dry patches. Repeat until the dry patches are clean. This may take a while. 2. Trigger...

I bought some springs from McMaster Carr that worked well on related models. I will need to look through my collection to see what I have and check that it will fit in my LSA. PM me with your address.

Oatey Fix-it Stick works well for my .22 applications. It is a 2 part, steel filled, non-shrinking epoxy that comes in a 7/8" diameter stick about 7" long. I slice off an appropriate amount and knead it to a consistent light grey color. You have about 3 to 5 minutes to work with it and it...

I generally just use a single dry patch and accuracy returns with a couple of fouling shots.