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the 26" is with the stock at its longest - whether collapsible or folding.

Saw this at a car show at the Kumquat festival over the weekend A VW bug in drag as a Ford. I recognized it as I walked past the front as the shock towers are sort of unique on a VW

Well worth taking a look at. I'm trying to decide whether to grab one now

no, they won't need those, they'll only need them next time they try to add another NFA item

I went to a family reunion a while back. I saw a cousin I had not seen in years. He said he had some moonshine out back and would I like to try some. Hell yes I would! So we went out back behind the old barn and got soundly shitfaced. After a while he looks at me and asked if I had ever had sex with a pig. I said not just no, but hell no! He said it was the greatest thing in the world and I shouldn't knock it until I tried it. After awhile I said that I guess I would try it. We go around to the pig pen and he grabs up a pig and starts going to town on it. He says grab you up one, its great! So I catch one but I just can't seem to get aroused. My cousin looks over at me and says "whats wrong"? I say I just cant get aroused about doing a pig. He looks at my pig and says, "NO WONDER, YOU PICKED THE UGLIEST PIG IN HERE!

what I've always wondered is - if nobody on the trust is with me, what do I do if I have to go use the toilet?

how long does the gas tube measure, and where did you get it?

thing is, how likely am I to not go to the range with my cousin anyhow if he's visiting for 4 days? :) The only thing that makes worse is that if your trustees haven't changed in the last 2 years since a stamp was approved, you didn't need new prints. doing that sort of thing would require new prints from you every time.

there's always this as well http://www.adamsarms.net/adams-arms-small-frame-308-patrol-enhanced

what it says is that everyone needs to be done once every 2 years, assuming no new trustees have been added since the last time. That actually means if a stamp has been APPROVED in the last 2 years with newly sent in prints, you don't need to do the fingerprints again

I still haven't built the cold smoke generator. have the 4" square tube still sitting here

or if it were to get stolen, to actually identify it as yours when its recovered

Straight up disobeyed them, were caught by ATF auditors, given around 6 weeks to fix it, and didn't fix a single one. That was on the 3000 unserialized AR lowers, the other violations I'm less sure on. Their excuse at the time ? "The guy" who does our engraving was on vacation. What sorta goddamn vacation time do they give there if he was gone for 8 weeks or more? :D Also, their excuse of why they held them that way (knowingly illegal) was in case they got a return as a manufacturer reject, they could replace it with one of the same serial # (also I believe illegal)

No, a Bradley GT. a little lower end than a bricklin, still will be a fun little VW to drive :)

here's my new project car, it's a total basket case right now

We've been watching them, but only because my daughter was watching his Vet Ranch videos and we had to go look at what his other thing was :)

I have always wanted one, whether a superbird or Daytona. I found the company that makes the repro nose cone and wing but its still a lot of work to put one together and i'm too lazy and poor to actually do it :)

really at 200 yards it hardly matters. Yes, you are loosing 200fps. but given 308 ballistics unless you are shooting 180gr+ you're still staying at the 2500fps mark, and probably only dropping to 2300ish at 200 yards. with a good short barrel you should still be able to put down less than 2" groups at 200 yards.

for a 200 yard range, i'd go with a 14.5 barrel with a pinned muzzle brake to make it hit 16. then go with a nice light stock. even at that barrel length, you'd get good performance to 500 yards.

I know, that totally sucks.

she's not even nearly the first, just the first here in the US. they've been using women for decades elsewhere

Did you kidnap my wife and make her cook? Cause that's what we end up with when she does

you generally end up with a pretty good deal, particularly if you get in on it very early. but that means you have to check the kickstarter site regularly :)

it was $30 for a 3 pack of the tops plus 4 mason jar mouth size thick glass circles (to hold the veggies down in the mason jar so they don't contact the top). Kickstarter projects are usually pretty good but there have been some that the people lose out on. This one particularly was from a company that was already in business selling other largely related to pickling products on Amazon so it was pretty safe. Pretty much the idea is that a company (or individual) researches out a product and says "If I had $45,000 I could do a run of 3000 of these covering initial costs as well as materials and at least break even, but have my molds, jigs, etc already covered for future sales" So they start the kickstarter, set the $45,000 as the funding goal and determine themselves at what dollar amount of more or less donation people get what reward. If it doesn't reach the $45,000 in the 30 days, nobodys credit card gets charged. If it does reach it (or goes over by any margin), the business receives their funding less kickstarter's processing fees and is responsible for delivering the orders on the schedule listed. But if they go out of business before delivery somehow? Then its pretty much either going back to your credit card or joining a class action lawsuit.