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At one time, a company was building M1 carbines in 45WM. I dont remember the name. I once made one up in 357 Auto Mag, so I guess it could be done in 45WM.

If the Bush the First EO ban is removed, we might be able to get semi auto Saigas with regular AK features.

Imagine if that letter was about Hiliary. The press would beat him to death. I heard it was illegal to fire someone over politics only in 3 states.

Trump also said he would reverse all EOs on firearms. Anyone know what BHO has right now? It also should include the Bush the First original ban.

Withdrawn: No Longer For Sale

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Note:Withdrawn. No longer for sale. Up for sale: 1 Saiga .223 10 shot original Izzy mag $15.00 plus shipping and 1 SGM 5 shot .223 mag $15.00 plus shipping. Both look unused but a few scratches. Did not fit my rifle. BP-02 low. Used, a few dings. Fits tight. $40.00 plus shipping. SPF AK74 Mags: All $35.00 each plus actual shipping. 4 Tantal poly. 4 Izzy marked plums 3 sanitized Izzy plums 2 East German bakes marked .223 on baseplate. These were fitted to a MAK90 I had. Worked fine. ----Also worked in 4 different 5.45x39 rifles. Shows fitting. Doesnt loo

Check out Dixie Slugs. Thats what I would use.

I like the scout scope. Forward mounted so it cant hit you. Very fast. The red dots will also work but a good one is costly. The Russian scopes look good for the money but not sure on getting repairs. My choice would be a low powered one for the large field of view. Take a look at one before you buy. Presently I have a Primary Arms 1x4 scope and like it.

Probably had super high prices. Went to a gun show Sunday and the only .223 Saiga there had an $899.00 price tag! A .308 was $1200.00! These were bone stock.Some shops here that still have them are selling them for around $550.00 but I havent looked in the last week or so.

I am in a bad situation right now and need to sell a couple of excess rifles and mags, etc. Dont know what to ask for this stuff. Been into the AK for some time. It is hard to judge prices right now. Dont want to sell but have to. Would much prefer to keep everything. Would it be best to put everything up for auction? Thanks for any help.

I believe there are some plants over there. I am up against one right now. Seen some sneaky tactics from him. There are some good guys over there so I continue to post.

Israel had a major school attack some years ago. They armed the teachers who asked to be security. There hasent been another big one since and the attempted attacks were quickly put down with little damage. We need to get this info out.

A CCW is used to carry emergency life saving equipment. I think any fireman could understand that.

Buy it. No problems with this ammo. Had a bunch of it back then.

I would go for the AK in 7.62x39 in your case. Better for hunting. Ammo is made here. Dont count on getting any ammo if something happens. It will dry up right away. Get it while you can.

Remington Sluggers were very accurate in my S12. Wolf was close.

My S12 was very accurate with slugs. Just make sure it is properly zeroed. Mine was, right out of the box. For buckshot, The Federal FliteControl will print tight patterns. If you are hunting in a GA WMA, slugs only are allowed.

If bolts and pumps are better than semi-autos, maybe they should be banned too. Makes sense, right? OH, and single shots too. You need to be really accurate with them. VERY dangerous.

You will lose about 100 fps when cutting from 22 to 18 inches. No big deal.

The Beretta Tomcat in 32 ACP has a tip up barrel and the slide does not have to be pulled back to load. Might be an option. I like the 38 snub but it is hard to shoot especially for a new person. When I used one it was with 110 gr bullets for less recoil. The 3 inch barrel ones are easier to shoot. The 38 Special S&W Bodyguard with laser would be one I would look at for her. Also the Ruger LCR reportedly handles recoil well with its grip design.

Any factory 30-30 ammo will be fine. Only difference might be the zero. May have to adjust the sights.

Might be a mag for one of those experimental fletchette guns. Had a friend that worked in testing this rifle. Couldnt find any info in a search. I remember he said it had regular type mags and a 150 rd drum. Was a very straight cartridge with a plastic sabot holding the little arrow. Had a muzzle device that stripped the sabot away. That was the problem. Sometimes the fletchette would come out at 90 degrees to the bore. The project was scrapped.