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Maybe Everyone who posts a number could paste this one line below their number post so that the next person will be almost forced to see it: If your number is 3 digits or less, add zeros to the front to make it 4 digits long. Example: 43 ---> 0043. Please copy this line to the end of your post. so, an example post would look like this: #### If your number is 3 digits or less, add zeros to the front to make it 4 digits long Example: 43 ---> 0043. Please copy this line to the end of your post.

TO ANYONE WHO HAPPENS TO READ THIS: There IS a reason why some people are adding preceeding zeros to any number shorter than 4 digits: That way it will show up in search.

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I was selling some 20-round mags on Gunbroker. My ad said that I do not sell to Cali, NY,... Someone from California won one of the auctions. He lists his address as California, but he wants to ship to another state. (The payment is in USPS money order, so stolen account or some other problem like that is not a concern). My question is this: Is it legal for me to ship the magazine to a state where the magazine is legal while knowing that the buyer's address on file with GunBroker is a California address? I assume that if a California resident has a house in an other state, he can own what

Does Wal-Mart have 00 buck in the bulk packs?

Heh, you are funnier than the joke I told. Based on the prototype, they look nice, which is something that one might infer from the fact that I bumped up the thread.

My two Wal-Marts have .32 in stock allways and 357 mag and 44 mag in stock most of the time. I have gotten "lucky" with 9mm a few times, being able to buy 8-11 boxes at a time. Last time I was there, they said they were expecting to receive 9 boxes, as in nine 50-round boxes, not 9 cases, soon.

Next time you see that, ask them if they also tie their socks around their ankles. WTF!!!!!!???????? What does that have to do with a Tromix Bolt on Charging Handle? Hell, I would even accept comments about American made Saiga clones, but this is way the hell off topic. Stay Focussed!!!! It's commony referred to as a "free bump". I was considering bumping up your US-Clone-Obsession thread next, but now you can forget it. Do you even own a Saiga? You are not very good at recognizing a joke when you read one, are you? I admit that it's not the greatest joke, but a

Next time you see that, ask them if they also tie their socks around their ankles. WTF!!!!!!???????? What does that have to do with a Tromix Bolt on Charging Handle? Hell, I would even accept comments about American made Saiga clones, but this is way the hell off topic. Stay Focussed!!!! It's commony referred to as a "free bump". I was considering bumping up your US-Clone-Obsession thread next, but now you can forget it.

Next time you see that, ask them if they also tie their socks around their ankles.

I ordered a IZ-109 Saiga 12 on Thursday, 12/17 from a gun store and it was ready for pickup on Monday, 12/22. $520 + tax. So, Saiga 12s are availabe, just for more $$$ than they "should" cost. They have one wood furniture 308 in stock, but they want $580 + tax for it. They told me that they expect supply of 308s to ease up in January. I did not realize to ask them what information they are basing that on.

I saw 308 in a shop yesterday. It had the wooden stock, not even sure what barrel length. Is $579.95 an ok price in the current environment? I thought that the wooden stock was actually fairly nice, but it seems like the gun "should" cost around $300-399, not $580. Some other shops are asking up to $650-700. They are including one or two 25-round magazines at that price. Have I compeletely misunderstood? It is illegal to insert a 25-round mag (anything over 10 rounds) into a Saiga 308 wihthout first making it 992r complaint (10 or less foreign parts), right????