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Another way to put it....Never take a handgun to a rifle fight.Never use a handgun when a longarm can be utilized.
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Another way to put it....Never take a handgun to a rifle fight.Never use a handgun when a longarm can be utilized.
Damn!!!! Are they That bad?mackasenbach said:It'll be with me the next time I go out with my inlaws
Rusty said:The Saiga is a Russian made AK fitted with a regular looking buttstock and a trigger moved far enough back so you can reach it without having a separate pistol grip. That and a redesigned magazine that won't let a standard AK military magazine lock up properly let it get into the country as a sporting rifle.
Thus you can import magazines, military or not of greater than ten rounds. You can't import the rifles, though, unless they a) don't take military mags; or
b) have 10 or fewer *designated evil* parts that are foreign made. If they are imported as parts kits and then assembled using US parts to keep the count at ten or under they are allowed as being US made. The Saiga's get in under a). Other US companies do b) and import the kits and use american made parts. You can bring in a Saiga and convert it, but it costs more to convert yourself than buying preconverted.
munk said:Rusty is a mad dog.
munk
Well crap, I'm still not putting out enough plants to skate people over the top I guess.:grumpy:Kismet said:You must spread some Reputation around before giving it to Rusty again.![]()
namaarie said:I can't imagine the M-14 deals a swift death to a polar bear. 5.56 (I may be wrong) doesn't seem big enough for such a big, tough animal. Correct me if I'm wrong, but a bigger caliber would be better.
Luckily, I live in Iowa. Not too many polar bears 'round here!
Nam