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Ruger AR's this past week at Grab a Gun for a touch under 500.00, I'm thinking that's cheap...
Hopefully this buyers market will extend to AR-10's as well
$479.00 looks like a great deal on that Ruger..
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Ruger AR's this past week at Grab a Gun for a touch under 500.00, I'm thinking that's cheap...
Hopefully this buyers market will extend to AR-10's as well
if the military would surplus or put the SR-25 into the CMP system.......... itd be a great dayNow, if AR-10's would become more reasonable, I'd add one to the collection in a heartbeat...
Ya know the guy at the store looked at me funny when I told him my assault weapon wasn't an assault weapon at all and wanted my money back.Weird... I'd have expected it to be out shooting people on it's own; They're really dangerous like that. ;-)
"B-B-But it's MILITARY GRADE!" They REALLY don't like the idea of us having equal equipment very much...if the military would surplus or put the SR-25 into the CMP system.......... itd be a great day
EDIT: I mean, they are being replaced by the M110 series, as well as other guns, so there's absolutely no reason that the surplus SR-25s wouldn't be available on the civilian market, seeing as it is semiautomatic-only, thus not under the post 86 machine gun ban, like the M4 and M16A4s.
I shoot at a club up in the north part of Whatcom county called Custer Sportsman club we are introducing a new club match called Practical Rifle which will be a combination of steel and paper out to 100yds. It will happen on the 5th Sundays of the months that have them for the rest of the year to get the bugs worked out and will go monthly in 18. I'm not a facebook person but there is a facebook page for it there is also a brief on their website. Sounds like all levels of centerfire rifle will have divisions. There was a good talk about it at the board meeting last week.
in Canada, Africa, India, SW Asia and Middle EastWhere are all the cheap AK's? FAL's? HK clones?
We actually get quite a few Canadians that come across and shoot in the matches. It's a hassle for them but is better in some ways than what they have available. Lots of paperwork and you want to stay on the good side of the border guys. All of our matches are starting to get really full, 3600 members at the club. Had 63 guns in the club speed steel match last month.Man, you guys are so close to the Canadian border, are guns even legal there? Sounds like fun though.
Back in the early 90's I lived in Spokane and used to go over to Sandpoint and Libby MT to matches. Quite a few canucks used to come over to shoot. Some even left their guns there. Hi cap mags were left there too. I believe they had just passed some laws in Canada outlawing them.We actually get quite a few Canadians that come across and shoot in the matches. It's a hassle for them but is better in some ways than what they have available. Lots of paperwork and you want to stay on the good side of the border guys. All of our matches are starting to get really full, 3600 members at the club. Had 63 guns in the club speed steel match last month.
Ya know the guy at the store looked at me funny when I told him my assault weapon wasn't an assault weapon at all and wanted my money back.
Heck all the missionaries came to the door I placed it next to and it did nothing.
Then some vacuum cleaner salesman stopped by. It did nothing.
Then the county tax man came by and nothing. Now the last one pizzed me off.
The neighbor's dog pooped right in front of my house!
Why have an assault rifle if it doesn't assault the folks you don't want at your door?
I want my money back
in Canada, Africa, India, SW Asia and Middle East
blame 922R/EOs on this (import ban from China and other countries)
In fact I think its part of 922(r) that says "a rifle not suitable for sporting purposes shall not be legal to import" or something like that. That is why many of the Com-Bloc and Euro rifles have US made parts, or came into the US as parts kits.
That's funny, they would have a tough time doing that now. One of my buddies comes down every week, his kid shoots on the junior speed steel team and there is quite a bit of paperwork for guns and ammo. Whenever he starts to get hassled at the border too much he just reports to the club management and they make a call to one of the big guys as the club rents bays to the CBP for their quals.Back in the early 90's I lived in Spokane and used to go over to Sandpoint and Libby MT to matches. Quite a few canucks used to come over to shoot. Some even left their guns there. Hi cap mags were left there too. I believe they had just passed some laws in Canada outlawing them.
"B-B-But it's MILITARY GRADE!" They REALLY don't like the idea of us having equal equipment very much...
from article in 1989Administration officials said that without the ban 700,000 to one million foreign-made assault weapons would have been imported into the United States this year, but they acknowledged that the slack would easily be taken up by domestic manufacturers
Same trick as they seem to be pulling with ITAR on even basic iron sights: "Okay, foreigner, you can play with toys on a range under certain conditions... BUT YOU CAN'T HAVE ANY WAY TO AIM IT!"You see, this is exactly what the Liberal politicians fear that we will take over once we finally says f*** you Chelios, enough!!! That's what they fear, they fear their citizenry, even the people that elected them.
Still better than having Hitlery.I still think this is one of those " careful what you ask for, you just might get it" situations