Oh yeah. Don't be fooled about Google trying to avoid taxes thinking he is against Obama. He is very much a liberal in bed with them. They tell the .gov anything they want on the internet.
GUNS!
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Oh yeah. Don't be fooled about Google trying to avoid taxes thinking he is against Obama. He is very much a liberal in bed with them. They tell the .gov anything they want on the internet.
I am probably on somebodies watch list somewhere but I am going to live like I've got nothing to hide cause I've got nothing to hide.
The idea of tossing non automatice weapons in with automatic weapons class 3 is being floated. In other words, a weapon that only fires one bullet each time the trigger is squeezed is going to be categorized with M60 machine guns, Thompson submachine gun, FAL, MP5...and all the other weapons you see on fullauto.com.
ten barrel percussion cap pepperbox, 1860, designed to fire one barrel at a time.
Spanish, unknown vintage, fires three rounds with each pull of the trigger
Spanish, unknown vintage, fires three rounds with each pull of the trigger
Love it!!
Different each time. :chuckle:
So I ended up selling the carbine to a local guy for $350. I am sure I could have made more on gun broker, but I decided not to be a pig about it, and still ended up with a tidy profit. I went out this morning and got myself a Taurus PT-22 for $230
I got the one with the new "poly grip". For tiny little weapon I can't believe how well it fits my hand. Whith little extension that is built into the magazine, it doesn't even leave my pinky dangling like is the case with even some 9 mm pistols.
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Oh, yes, it's a very nice. I'm going to look into a .22lr pistol just because there is not a handier load.So I ended up selling the carbine to a local guy for $350. I am sure I could have made more on gun broker, but I decided not to be a pig about it, and still ended up with a tidy profit. I went out this morning and got myself a Taurus PT-22 for $230
I got the one with the new "poly grip". For tiny little weapon I can't believe how well it fits my hand. Whith little extension that is built into the magazine, it doesn't even leave my pinky dangling like is the case with even some 9 mm pistols.
When it has a cartridge chambered, does it poke out the end of the barrel? :freak:
Right, you almost made me LOL out loud.
Help!
I'm trying to get a definitive answer on New York State's regulation of Title 2 weapons.
Specifically, I am interested in the Ruger 10/22 AWC Ultra II, a factory built semi-auto with an integral suppressor.
I can't believe that there's no legal way to own this weapon in NYS, but that's what it looks like.
I've checked out the NRA sites and links and nobody seems to address this.
Ultra II from AWC - $1,249
The 10/22 Ultra II (tm) is an advanced concept in a quiet .22 rimfire semi-auto rifle. The 100% stainless steel suppressor is integrated with the barrel of the reliable Ruger 10/22 rifle. This system represents the State of the Art in silencer technology and craftsmanship.
This small diameter silencer has the appearance of a heavy target barrel. The barrel of the suppressed rifle is precision machine modified to allow the user to use high velocity .22 long rifle ammunition. Reliable semi-auto function is assured and calculated velocity control techniques also enhance the accuracy potential of the cartridge. The muzzle signature of this device is similar to a spring action air rifle.
Has anybody shot this?
I'm trying to get a definitive answer on New York State's regulation of Title 2 weapons.
Specifically, I am interested in the Ruger 10/22 AWC Ultra II, a factory built semi-auto with an integral suppressor.
I can't believe that there's no legal way to own this weapon in NYS, but that's what it looks like.
I've checked out the NRA sites and links and nobody seems to address this.
Ultra II from AWC - $1,249
The 10/22 Ultra II (tm) is an advanced concept in a quiet .22 rimfire semi-auto rifle. The 100% stainless steel suppressor is integrated with the barrel of the reliable Ruger 10/22 rifle. This system represents the State of the Art in silencer technology and craftsmanship.
This small diameter silencer has the appearance of a heavy target barrel. The barrel of the suppressed rifle is precision machine modified to allow the user to use high velocity .22 long rifle ammunition. Reliable semi-auto function is assured and calculated velocity control techniques also enhance the accuracy potential of the cartridge. The muzzle signature of this device is similar to a spring action air rifle.
Has anybody shot this?
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I watch Haven on the SciFy Channel. The lead female character uses a Glock 19/23, not sure of the caliber. Funny thing though, the front sight is missing. The original sights on Glocks are polymer, unless they were replaced with steel night sights. Just an observation, not looking for any replies, but are welcome anyhow.
When I have a question about Indiana gun laws, I start at the
IN gun owners forum. Those guys never let me down! Seem like within an hour or so someone on the forum has tracked down the info for me and posted links to the governing statute and often times links to specific court rulings on the matter.
My guess is that there is a similar forum specific to NY State.
Here is one you can check out...
http://www.nyfirearms.com/forums/
I will be interested to hear if you find a good one, or if Indiana is just blessed in this area.
I have never shot anything like that, but I can tell you that if load an average .22 rifle with subsonic ammo it is not very loud.
I may just have to but some of that to try out in my new pea shooter!
I have never shot anything like that, but I can tell you that if load an average .22 rifle with subsonic ammo it is not very loud.
Particularly if someone threads an oil filter on the end of the barrel.
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I've never fired subsonic.
The place I used to enjoy shooting (at the cottage) has become developed to the point where I'm no longer comfortable doing it.
I could shoot at my farm, but I'll have to build a range with a backdrop - I'm on a rise with farmland around me.
The place I used to enjoy shooting (at the cottage) has become developed to the point where I'm no longer comfortable doing it.
I could shoot at my farm, but I'll have to build a range with a backdrop - I'm on a rise with farmland around me.