nice gun...but dude i got a major problem with your sig, the NRA supports SAFE gun etiquite, we're not the fuckin retards you see doing stupid shit like that, thats exactly what we want to put an end to

i got a huge one in something....i use it to keep my pistol drawer free of moisture

most hardware stores dont stock aluminum pipe and fittings, i used what i had on hand, and weight isnt an issue, this thing is about 3 lbs if that

No where talking real ones. Go to center fire systems in google and click ak47. They can be semi or full auto if you have the right permit. It cost like 2 thousand dollars a year though. Thats for full auto.


you dont need the permit, the class III is for machine gun dealers, you just gotta jump ...

(i'm assuming you live in the US here) they're not illegal, unless you live in Kalifornia of course, and you can shoot them at any rifle range.

look around on ebay for some older South Bend lathes, you can sometimes get them for only slightly more than those mini lathes cost.

you'll want to use a female adapter on the end of it so you can reset the diaphragm if it gets messed up, if you just cap it and it does get out of line, you'll have a very expensive plastic log.

get yourself a weaver rail, drill and tap for it, and mount the red dot on it. if i were you i'd sleeve that barrel too to keep it straighter for better accuracy.

chosen_way wrote:imagine putting someones severd arm in that and shooting it, is that to weird. you could make french fired arm sounds yummy.

.......Can i buy some pot from you?

hmm not sure on that one, but why the hell did you shoot it at a bullet proof vest? they're like 300 dollars for a crappy one, unless you're talking about an older flak vest, they're pretty cheap.

i can always pick up some tracers and such whenever a gunshow comes around, and theres usually one every month or so. to me tracers and such are more of a novelty, not something i would shoot often, especially due to being a fire hazard at the range

i believe a class II license holder must make the supressor from scratch, i dont know at what point in the construction it becomes a legal supressor, but best not chance it.

the headspace is fine on my pistol, i say it was the old ammo because i had no problems with any new ammo using a one piece ...

amadeus, might want to take that money and put it away for a car or car insurance, i just emptied my account to buy my 2004 ford focus from my great uncle. if you really want to spend it on a gun, i'd either go with something like an FN bolt action in .308 and put a high powered Leupold or Schmit ...

my parents usually allow me to get one gun a year as a birthday present to myself, i dont mind, i've got 6 i inheireted, and 2 i bought. the ammo is stored at my grandma's house up the street, so there's no safety hazard there. the only thing they dont want me to get are hi-cap semi auto rifles ...

yeah, but that can be a good thing too, for learners. i'm hoping to get my mom to go with me out to the range, and i'm starting her on my .22's to get her used to them, before moving on to larger caliber guns. i think i paid 9 bucks for 550 rounds of .22, whereas i would have paid that for 50 .45acp ...