Special Post for Dino!

[onmyknees]

Caption this.................


"them panties too........take 'em off!"

[Dino Velvet]

This is what I keep under the seat of my truck.

[kittyKaiti]

Wherever you got the rails they are a nice touch. Nice appearance and function. Are flash suppressors illegal there? They are here now. I installed a muzzle brake on a SA-93 of mine.

I don't think they are specifically illegal in New York. The law regarding assault weapons specifies that a rifle is classified as an assault weapon if it has a detachable magazine and at least two of the following features: flash hider, pistol grip, telescoping stock, bayonet mount. My gun has a pistol grip so it would be illegal to have any of the other features.

[Dino Velvet]

I don't think they are specifically illegal in New York. The law regarding assault weapons specifies that a rifle is classified as an assault weapon if it has a detachable magazine and at least two of the following features: flash hider, pistol grip, telescoping stock, bayonet mount. My gun has a pistol grip so it would be illegal to have any of the other features.

If you were to go to Martin Retting(my LA Gun Shop) you would see what looks like some great stuff on the wall. They don't have detachable mags anymore though, just 10 round SKS-type ones that swing open instead of pop out. Glad I can pop one 30 rounder in after another with my AR and AK. Also have a German that was getting me high-capacity mags(15 rounds) for my Glock 22 .40 Cal.

Glad I found a way around a lotta BS and prepared for this day.

[daidone]

Kaiti you are the hottest in those pics...amazing

[kittyKaiti]

If you were to go to Martin Retting(my LA Gun Shop) you would see what looks like some great stuff on the wall. They don't have detachable mags anymore though, just 10 round SKS-type ones that swing open instead of pop out. Glad I can pop one 30 rounder in after another with my AR and AK. Also have a German that was getting me high-capacity mags(15 rounds) for my Glock 22 .40 Cal.

Glad I found a way around a lotta BS and prepared for this day.

I'd love to get a hold of a few 30 round mags and store them away for a bad day.

[Dino Velvet]

I'd love to get a hold of a few 30 round mags and store them away for a bad day.

I hear 'ya. That would be a smart plan if you could find some around you. Sock those bad boys away. Try to buy as much stuff under the radar as you can too. I never showed any ID for all that ammo. Just paid and wheeled it into a GMC Jimmy.

[bobvela]

I hear 'ya. That would be a smart plan if you could find some around you. Sock those bad boys away. Try to buy as much stuff under the radar as you can too. I never showed any ID for all that ammo. Just paid and wheeled it into a GMC Jimmy.

You two really need to consider a move to a more free state (NY & CA being about as unfree as can be)... if it wasn't for the rather damaging snow & ice here in the Seattle area this week... today I would have driven down to the monthly gun show in Puyallup, a show so big that that takes me ~2.5 hours to walk through... and I do it fast as I know exactly what I am looking for and can pick out my targets from afar.

There you can find all sorts of nifty finds be it ammo, mags (of all capacities), knives & fire arms of all sorts, shapes & sizes... and frequently people will go in and out with a dolly for boxes upon boxes of ammo.

It's odd that you talked about not having to show ID to buy the ammo... do you normally have to do that in CA?

At this gun show most purchases are done in cash and with a handshake... unless you are buying a firearm from an FFL dealer and then the fun of a 4473 comes into play... however by no means are all dealers there FFLs... plenty of armatures and collectors as well.

[Dino Velvet]

You two really need to consider a move to a more free state (NY & CA being about as unfree as can be)... if it wasn't for the rather damaging snow & ice here in the Seattle area this week... today I would have driven down to the monthly gun show in Puyallup, a show so big that that takes me ~2.5 hours to walk through... and I do it fast as I know exactly what I am looking for and can pick out my targets from afar.

There you can find all sorts of nifty finds be it ammo, mags (of all capacities), knives & fire arms of all sorts, shapes & sizes... and frequently people will go in and out with a dolly for boxes upon boxes of ammo.

It's odd that you talked about not having to show ID to buy the ammo... do you normally have to do that in CA?

At this gun show most purchases are done in cash and with a handshake... unless you are buying a firearm from an FFL dealer and then the fun of a 4473 comes into play... however by no means are all dealers there FFLs... plenty of armatures and collectors as well.

I believe I have to show ID for a box of 20s now.

I know Arizona and Oregon have easier restrictions. I've thought about making a trip but I don't like bringing things across state lines.

I'm pretty set though and will never run out of ammo. I went up to Ventura County after Pomona got too vanilla.

[NatashaLover]

Actually it's a Smith & Wesson M&P 15 AR-15 and it shoots 5.56x45. It's a great gun! And ya never put ammo in a gun if you don't intend to shoot it.

mmmmmm Now we are talking baby!!! I see Ammo!!!! good girl~
Yes thats what they teach you at gun school.
Its like when I was being teached how to drive, two hands on the wheel and never exceed the speed limit.