AegisDei

crap, first post in about 2 years and i double-posted. i'm gonna crawl back into the woodwork now.

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I love the idea of using a mid-barrel comp to maximize pressure scavenging, but will the gun still cycle with the regular gas system/gas ports? Does anyone produce a shortened gas system? Or would DI include that in the comp package? Any projected price of the entire kit and caboodle? Thanks!

Wow...it's like prom night. Nice work!

Late reply...I don't make it around the forum enough. I stuffed the 11oz 4"x7/8" into my 20ga and loved it! So then I put one in my S12 too. It does reduce recoil some without the annoying "SPROING" noise of mechanical buffers, but it's not night/day difference in recoil. The main is the improved the weight balance for what starts as a very front heavy gun. However, it is a bitch to make fit, so prepare to spend some time filing out the diameter of your stock hole and pounding the recoil reducer in. Unfortunately, if you pound fairly far but your ID isn't uniform deeper in, you'll hav

Not to toot their horn too much, but Atlantic runs a tight ship and do really good work--from my experience, they take personal interest to esure each of their orders is successfully completed. One of my orders got lost in transit and someone personally called to answer my inquiry email, then called a week later to make sure that everything was delivered successfully. In a world of slow, impersonal emails and lackluster responses, Atlantic's customer service impressed the hell out of me.

I LOVE southern winters. I'm in NC right now, it was about 70 and sunny here too. My friend just got back from NYC today...she said it was cold, bleek, and supposed to snow/sleet.

i'm afraid it takes a lot more than a governor. it'd take a paradigm shift. let's just hope the supreme court will lay the groundwork. i'm actually moving to NYC this summer and probably going back after i graduate. bye bye guns.

HAHAHA, you rule. I just hope Heller v. District of Columbia comes down in our (2nd Amendment advocates) favor, which may hopefully make gun laws a bit friendlier in places like NY.

Crap...took me so long to respond, I'm sorry. I had no idea what busy was until this past year and summer. Ugh. Anyway, as mentioned, I can't give legal advice, but after reading the statutes and regulations, my analysis is that it is NOT legal for a non-licensed individual to sell a gun to a non-resident citizen, or to a citizen that the seller had reason to believe was a non-resident. I have reached this conclusion based on the following: 18 USC 922: (a) It shall be unlawful-- (1) for any person-- (A) except a licensed importer, licensed manufacturer, or licensed dealer, to eng

When do you need to know by? I'll check on yours. I got hold of the ATF today and they said that I was right on my last query. I can't guarantee I'll be right about yours, but I'll look into it and give you my non-legal advice (I can't give any form of legal advice until I am licensed). But I *think* that you can NOT do a FTF transfer to a non-resident unless you're an FFL. But if you can, it'd have to conform with both states' laws, it could only be for a long gun, and I think you'd need to the atf background-check form filled out. As I say, I'll double check and let you kno

Both allow it. Thanks! I spoke with both state's ATF agents and got both to admit that it was legal. So now I have to convince my FFL to call the same agents with whom I spoke. But now I'm one step closer.

I want to get a second, knowledged opinion to be sure I'm not wrong in my interpretation of 18 U.S.C. 922(a)(3),(5), 922((3), and 27 CFR 478.29. I'm a NC resident, working in WV, and I go to school in KY. Can I buy a long-gun in the state of WV? Pursuant to the exceptions listed in 18 USC 922(a)(3) and 27 CFR 478.29 for the sale of long guns and shot guns to non-residents, can't I? As long as I purchase from an FFL, face-to-face, and it conforms to all three state's laws and regulations? (the gun i'm purchasing is legal to buy in NC, KY, and WV) I've fought with every gun-store

remind me not to fuck with that firm...

Well...RI_shotgunner got my S20. He has been super-nice and very patient as I took a while to ship because I was in the process of finishing finals, packing, and moving. My new housemates misplaced the payment he sent, yet he patiently and calmly waited until it turned up. If it had been me I would've been pissing thumb tacks, but he was understanding and polite. So the take-home message is that he paid promptly and he's patient, understanding, and nice. Thank you!!!

73cj5 got some parts from me. he paid promptly and was polite, patient, and an all-around good buyer. thanks!

+1 from me too...he purchased some stuff, paid promptly, polite and communicative. thank you devin c1!!

Thanks man! Genocide kicked a$$ too. Quick payment, nice guy. Thank you!

http://www.cross-conn.com/Saiga_Conversion/Step_1.htm 3 Screws. And don't be afraid to pound. Only if you bend the receiver or barrel can you really hurt a Saiga.

http://forum.saiga-12.com/index.php?showto...15250&st=30 ...half way down, second page of the thread...

The judge in the case is considering sanctioning him for failure of good faith and fair dealings and malicious prosecution. He embodies everything that's wrong in this world. The cleaners offered $13,000 for a pair of pants (as settlement), and he refused it!!!! I hope karma gives that guy his due.

Is there any word from C&S if they plan to produce the adjustable gas setting? I think it precludes the use of Jammer's C-more mount, but I'm not sure. A low, forward mount optic is tempting, but gas adjustability is too...

My family is wayyyyy too small.

Updated prices. It goes to the dumpster if not spoken for by the end of the weak.

my .460 S&W will do that.. I have a "small" critter problem that I needed it for. You have a .454 and a .460? That's intense