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Don't forget the Franchi SPAS 12 under the no Budget section. It gives you some neat features - folding stock with unique hook that wraps around your forearm for extra security or one handed shooting (if you're as strong as the Terminator!), and a button to switch from semi-auto to pump action. This is a great feature for using specialty shells that won't cycle a semi-auto shotgun.

How about an Arsenal SGL41 series shotgun? http://www.k-var.com/shop/home.php?cat=358

Yeah, that strip of grass is your responsibility, not your neighbors. I have a similar situation which was resolved with Roundup and mulch. It's a pain having grass growing right up to the fence, anyway as you won't be able to get it all with a mower.

AR15 http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k239/jjjxlr8/Firearms/AR15/IMG_4136.jpg

The Double Star receivers are made to military specifications and are just fine. Looks like you have a nice AR15. Congrats!

There are some things that just aren't readily available to purchase with cash. You can't go to your local gun store and buy surplus 7N1 or Lake City .30 carbine anymore. Sometimes when you put something up for trade that you can't just buy anywhere, you might motivate someone that has a stash of 7N1 to trade. I know that posting this trade offer is a bit of a long shot, but you never know unless you try. Now, if you wanted to pay me enough money for the .30 carbine ammo so that I could purchase the ridiculously overpriced 7N1 on Gunbroker we could talk.

I really don't need cash, just 7N1 ammo.

I have some very nice Lake City .30 Carbine surplus that I would like to trade for 7N1. Looking for 400-800 rounds of the 7N1, sealed tins would be nice. FTF trade preferred. http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k239/jjjxlr8/IMG_4312.jpg http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k239/jjjxlr8/IMG_4306.jpg

Chinese military equipment and ammo is top quality, unlike other goods from China. I'd be more concerned with the Wolf ammo than any of the Chinese stuff.

I'm afraid it's going to be even worse this Fall.

There are shortages of ammo and components right now. I spoke with a gentleman who owns an ammo manufacturing company (commercial reloader) last Friday and he is having problems getting bullets for .223 ammo. He buys them buy the barrel, though, so maybe smaller quantities are still available? The panic buying has started early.

If it's a C&R firearm and the seller has an FFL03, he needs this information for his bound book. FFL03 holders (just like other FFL holders) have to maintain "bound books" to keep track of any firearms they disposition or acquire.

There is no gun registration in Ohio, but firearms could be tracked from point of sale when the firearm is new by the information stored in the dealer's bound book. After that, there is no law requiring a paper trail and it's up to the individual to keep track of these things. Lot's of people don't. A simple bill of sale is a good idea to protect both the buyer and seller. Most of these documents have a statement that says the buyer is not a felon and is legally allowed to own the firearm. When the buyer signs it, that provides some protection to the seller since the seller cannot knowingly sell to someone who is not allowed to own the firearm. Both the buyer and seller should check IDs to verify that the person matches the name on the bill of sale. If the buyer purchases a firearm that was used in a crime and the authorites come looking for it, it's good to have a document that says "I purchased the firearm from Joe Blow."

Maybe she got tired of looking at the junk pile between the garage and your fence? You don't see from your house but it's probably the first thing she sees when looking out her back window below her flowering tree.

I love how they are very careful not to say firearms in their response. It's as generic as can be.

1943, 1944 Izehvsk Mosin Nagant M91/30 PU Snipers http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k239/jjjxlr8/Firearms/Temp_PU_Sniper/second/IMG_3182.jpg

Those are fantastic scopes. I'm sure you'll be very pleased.

This.

Usually they call them "automatic pistols" or even "assault pistols." I was surprised that they actually go it right this time!

Is it made by ISD? Is is converted or in the 'sporting' configuration?

That's a great looking M39, but your covering that beautiful arctic birch with that shell holder/buttpad!

I see people holding onto the magazine wells all the time. Those magwell grips that people are selling are a very bad idea. Here are some examples of why you shouldn't have your hand near the magazine well...50,000 psi of hot gases can do some damage! http://i1116.photobucket.com/albums/k561/bronconation1/photo-4.jpg

IMI Galil 329 (7.62x51) http://i89.photobucket.com/albums/k239/jjjxlr8/Firearms/Galil_329/IMG_4141.jpg

Here's an original Chinese pistol grip. This one appears to be a Polytech as they were thicker and have the checkered pattern. Nice grips. http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.aspx?Item=279250426 You should try to get the original dust cover, too, in case you ever decide to re-sell it. Looking forward to the gun list....

1942 Izhevsk. Let us know how she shoots!