Scotty2Hotty

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It would probably depend upon which country you were contracted by, I'd assume. There's no real laws in international waters, but the UN tried its best to lock Africa down on weapons. It's been said you can pick up an AK for $50 or the price goat.

Exactly, it's a shit situation. The UN like usual is absolutely worthless in all aspects. Like maersk was talking about, hire more Israeli security. Some of these recently formed democratic countries in Africa have no real way to secure or police these areas, let alone their waters. Bear AKA blackwater took a contract to deal with pirates. It's kind of a free for all out there.

I tell my girlfriend in a semi-polite manner, to shut the fuck up. The overall rollercoaster of emotions that sometimes flow is a small price to pay for the wealth of sexy time and other womanly shit they sometimes do for you. Adapt selective hearing, and pick up important key words. Repeat them, act like you "understand" and see panties drop. The end.

Easier said than done thanks to the UN. Lots of arms embargos and laws with weapons around Africa. But never the less, it spans back to staying the he'll away from that part of the world. Seems to be a trend that won't see much of an end. Hopefully the US Air Force plans another AC-130 strike in Somalia sometime soon. It'll be good practice for them again.

PMC was given a government contract to supply NATO M855 and from what I heard they opened another factory in South Korea under The supervision of Americans. I've heard horror stories about the British 5.56. I've shot 7.62X51mm PMC through my M1A and it's been great.

I may have a couple built here in the next month or so for sale. I'll post them up if I don't feel the need to keep them

Surefire sold! Lock it up!

Green tip M855? Standard NATO ball ammo. I buy Lake City M855 to run in my LMT.

I believe in arming the world with evil black rifles and educating buyers. I give magazines and ammunition with purchase of one of my black rifles.

Bump! Will take $150 for the Surefire, don't need it. No AR is complete without one!

Bump

I'm free tomorrow Anthony, just shoot me a call. I can meet up with ya.

You've got the 1913 picatinny rail on your's too I see. If it wasn't the same 21SF that I have, I'd find something to trade. Great gun though, someone is getting a steal.

I enjoy spreading the AR15 cheer to all. That Wilson upper is a nail driver, can't wait to see your range report.

Basically. There's a small shop I go to in Dallas, that always ends up with all the newest of the new. I think they had 6 of the LMT 308MWS rifles before anyone else even thought of them.

I'll wait 6 months personally.

Some of the so called "custom" 1911's like the Kimber Desert Warrior had issues, because of the frame an slide being put together so tightly. I've heard of Kimbers needing to go back to the factory after 400 rounds or so. The tolerances are a bit too tight on some Kimbers from what I've been told. Instead of a Kimber a few years ago, I bought a used Springfield 1911A1. My next 1911 will be another Colt though. No idea why I got rid of my Gold Cup, but I've never had one issue with my Colt either.

Wrong section.

I'd check on the value before having it blued. Is this the Colt 1903 pocket pistol per chance? Last I saw one, they were in the $600+ range if all original. Check out midway USA for some cleaning products. I'd soak the slide again in some gun solvent and lube. You may get it pretty clean and clear up some of the rough spots.

For under $100, you can send your Sig in to the factory to have it inspected, along with them replacing parts by their armorer. As many Sig's as I've fired, I have no idea why I haven't bought one yet. In my opinion, they're one of the best shooting handguns out of the box. On topic, if a little holster wear doesn't stray you away, they're usually a good deal for what they're worth.

I got an AR wrench lurking around one of my range bags you can borrow.

Buy trenches or stenches, you'll love those games. Especially on the iPad.

Ding, ding, ding! Go 9mm, grab some Glock 18 mags and have fun.

The Keltec for the simple fact you can use Glock magazines. I guess I should get into the other question as to what the reasoning is behind these firearms? Basically pistol caliber "carbines" is all they are, so I assume this is something for plinking or home defense. To me, they don't serve much of a purpose other than just to shoot.