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Changed my stock from the Tapco to an ATI with a metal buffer tube. No more rattles.

You mean 90 Firearms for every person One step at a time, man. Sounds like a plan!

Can you post some pictures?

The third lug dent hits where the case necks down and leaves a scratch towards the bottom of the case . Didn't keep dented cases or I would post pic . But you said putting a buffer helped minimize the amount and severity of ejection dents . What kind of buffer if more than 1 cuz I only know of 1 ? Just the standard recoil buffer I got from CSS. I got the idea from someone on this forum and it seems to work.

I've never seen the third lug dent, but had the ejection port dent on all of my brass, until I added a recoil buffer. I only have a slight dent every tenth round or so now, and my sizer die can pull it out fairly easily (most of the time). Great videos, but now I'm tempted to take a dremel to the ejection port.

There has to be a way to remove the spring. As you said, a firing pin couldn't be machined with the spring in place. The photo you posted looks like the spring could be removed by "unscrewing" it off the front of the firing pin. Hard to tell just from a photo, but they got it on somehow.

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So why give her a reason to sue? Taking her property, without reason or warrant, does not limit their liability. It enhances it.

The report was dated March of 2000. I have to believe that the events of the last decade have rendered the results of the report irrelevent. While some of the extrapolations might be applicable today, a new survey on the subject matter is called for. I believe the answers from law enforcement might be very different.

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I've got to agree with that one, but the cost of the bumpyboomer makes me think twice about getting one. Those that want them, already have them now (or they're saving their pennies in anticipation). A manufacturer like S&W is not going to make them standard on any of their weapons due to liability issues. The current price gaurantees that users are going to be proficient (unless you do a YouTube outdoor show), and motivated to make it work right. As long as the market niche is fairly small, and there are no big blow up accidents, then I think the Bureau of Compliance will let it ride. If

How come I can't get into the gallery? Do I need to apply for a double secret password or is it messed up. A message, other than telling me to sign in would help.

I have a tapco Saiga stock assembly, with cheek piece and butt pad. $50 dollars FTF or $55 shipped. It can be used with or without trigger modification. This is also listed on TexasGunTrader.com Postal Money order prefered.

I've never understood why the parts/accessory companies don't include a new safety as part of a 922 conversion kit. Hell, it could be another USA part.

The BM59 was a Garand in 7.62x51 which used 20 round magazines. I don't know if the magazine was compatible with the M-14 magazine. It was a good rifle based on a reliable design made by Beretta who is a top notch gun maker. Imagine if the Garand would have used a magazine like the SKS which was top fed instead of the in bloc clip or if the rifle would have been converted to use the BAR magazine during the war for a new version. Believe it or not, towards the end of WWII, the Japanese actually made a copy of the Garand that used a fixed box magazine and fired the 7.7jap top fed wi

If you want something right away and have a limited budget, it's a good choice. Most (but not all) people that have it though, are generally looking for an upgrade.

I've seen too many videos of cops tazering a suspect, just to have him fight off the effects and require several police officers to subdue him. The tazer only works as long as the current is on. How long before the assailant is on your ass, beating the crap out of you for tazing him? He won't stop until your head is a bloody pulp. Shoot to kill, and your first, and only words, when giving your statement is "I was in fear for my life".

This kid didn't do anything of any consequence. The prank would have been laughable if the doll had been inflated. Now we just have a kid getting an education in prison. Blindly following the rules (zero tolerance) is the result of an overly bureacratic education establishment, and overly anal retentive lawyers.

Young enough to stare long and hard at the 20 something hardbodies at the pool. Old enough to know they don't really want anything to do with someone who looks like their grandfather.

I've got one on mine, and I'm replacing it. It rattles, it doesn't feel as though it would hold up to hard use, and quite honestly, it just doesn't look right. I know that last observation is purely subjective, but I had to add it in. When I first got my 308, the T6 was a low cost and easy way to upgrade the look of my rifle. I have Tapco products and they are fairly well made, so I wasn't concerned about quality. Knowing what I know now though, I would have taken my time and spent a little more to get better parts. The first picture is of the initial modification. The second is after I ch

I'm glad you guys posted this. I thought my pooter pucked pup.