PinkFloyd

I have an unfired Saiga .223 build that I would like to sell. I'll be honest, this is my first time selling a gun, so I'd prefer to keep this FTF, but if you want to ship I'm okay with that but you'll have to pay shipping and FFL fees on your end. Payment will be in the form of USPS MO. The only things I'm interested in trading towards are Kel Tec RFB's, FS2000's or Arsenal AK's. The gun has been modded using a 16 inch Saiga .223 which can also fire 5.56 Nato. It has a Mako folding stock with adjustable comb, rubber buttpad and aluminum frame, tapco G2 trigger group, tac 47 trigger g

Any chance I could get you to part out MW2 from that package?

it very well may be. it is a quality stock set. Yep, that's the way Bubinga is supposed to look and it looks good. I have a bubinga neck on my bass guitar. This has nothing to do with guns but I'll bet if you hold that up to you ear and knock on it a couple times it'll have a nice tone to it, sort of like a musical note lol. You can tell its Bubinga if it has a nice resonant tone. Denser woods like Walnut have very muffled tones.

You realize this all harkens back to "It's Bush's fault"? It's not Obama's fault for creating a culture of hatred and disenfranchisement in the US so bad that there are attempted assassinations of US officials over their lack of control over the government. It's all Bush's fault for letting the Clinton ban (Oh he was a good president riiiight?) expire. Fucking gun Nazi's are idiots. Yes, the public already feels like their rights have been infringed significantly, so lets take away even more of their rights! That'll go over well :/

Just finished this yesterday: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=07LVPx--DVA

That looks like bubinga with a dye of some kind. You can tell because of the "spotty" grain.

Damn son, the shot that goes down in NC... About 6 years ago my late mother had an accident with a college student. She basically stopped short causing my mother to crash into the back of her lexus, basically some dumb blonde bimbo with more money than brains and a fancy car that her daddy gave her. Turns out she didn't have insurance on the car and was without a license. When the cop came to assess the damage I'm surprised he didn't arrest her, but they determined the accident was my mother's fault and her rates were jacked up. NC small claims are total shit, they don't go for justice

Wow such hate for Kel Tec. For the record, I've dealt with 2 RFB's in the past 6 months and both worked reliably. I've also shot SU-16's and own a Sub 2000, never had a jam in any of them. Y'all haven't even gotten your hands on the gun and you're already condemning it. Oh well, thats good for me. I plan on buying 2 and they'll be easier to find this way. In fact I hope everyone hates it, that'll drive the price down so they'll be cheaper. It's a fucking pump shotgun people, they're pretty hard to screw up. Don't knock it till you try it, it's an innovative design and we should re

The New/Old Mini's are apples and oranges. They have a stained reputation for the less than accurate 180's but the 581 models shoot between 2 and 3 MOA. I've found that the government 18 inch barreled Mini Tactical shoots about 2 MOA with 55 grain black hills loads, which lets be honest, is as good as any combat rifle needs to be. Get factory mags and accept no substitutes. You'll thank yourself if you mean to use the rifle as a combat weapon. I also like the Ultimak scout rail for optics as it keeps the scope from being dinged and is extremely lightweight and stable. Hogue makes an

I don't care what it costs, it's not much more expensive than an 870 tactical even talking MSRP and it offers double the functionality IMO. 14+1 AND 2/3rds the length of my 870 AND lighter by almost half. I'm in. Not to mention the magazine selection, you can load slugs into one and buckshot into the other and select whatever you need for the situation. It's freakin' genius. I would have paid 1000$ for one.

That realistically couldn't work, look at the hammers, the bottom hammer would strike the primer before the top hammer, and since theres only one slide... Now if you put the hammers side by side, made it a double wide... that might work...

My prayers go with you and your family during this time of grief

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2O1dOd9AqbA

Did another pair today... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NTWMwm_DNAs One more coming

Marrok- I've made a set of Titanium Throwing Daggers before but it was custom order and they took a lot of Ti to get the weight where the customer wanted it, and therefore very expensive. I can do steel but for the most part I concentrate on modding factory knives and doing my Titanium Gothams: Boba- I have, it's very exotic and therefor expensive material and I like to work with what I make. I do make Micarta and G10 in house, which a lot of makers don't, but I find that way I can control the colors and quality better. I do however use off the shelf damascus. I'm currently in the

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NaJAVeR09LE http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=57JpfvESRCg

I love the Captain, it's a heck of a pocket rocket, and H-1 is a favorite steel of mine. I'm impressed that Kanetsune uses Hitachi Super Blue, thats a very exotic steel and I don't know many manufacturers that use it. It's very, very good. I use a lot of OU-31 in my custom knives and I love the stuff, but if I could get Hitachi Super Blue I'd do it. The only issue I have with it is it's hard to grind, but otherwise it's superior in every aspect.

I work on Spyderco's from time to time; I did a wave and clip-flip on a Military not to long ago and it was a sick knife. Never heard of Kanetsune, they're Japanese?

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J37LnnHnvAo http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B-2EU3vYMW8

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