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45 Glock 21 Glock 30 Springfield 1911
9mm Glock 17, Glock 27 S&W MP KelTec PF 11
CZ 75 .40 Kahr P380 .380 Ruger Mark 3 .22 One of those North American Arms Mini Revolvers in 22 MAG
Winchester 1300 20G New England Arms 20G Single Shot Remington 870 ATAC 12G 2 Remington 870 WingMaster Remington 1100 20G Remington 1100 Magnum 12G Winchester O/U 12G
Marlin Bolt Action .22 2 Ruger 10/22 .22 S&W MP15 .22 Rock River AR-15 16"Barrel 5.56 Rock River AR-15 18" 5.56 3 AKM 47 Type 7.62x39 WASR ROM Rus Yugo AK 74 5.45x39 Savage 14 .270 Remington 700 .308 Remington 700 300 WIN MAG 4 Mosin's 7.62x54R Mauser 8mm Mauser 30-06
AR10 Lower Rock River 4 AR15 Lowers Rock River/Spikes
As to what is next, I will probably build my AR10. Then a revolver in 38/357 MAG. I also always wanted a Lever Action in 45-70 but will probably just get it in .22 so it is cheap to shoot.
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^^ This guy has more guns than my whole platoon had in Iraq lmao...
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So according to my state law, its legal to own any sort of rifle/shotgun with no permit. HOWEVER, any fully automatic gun is illegal, so would owning something like say, an ak47 provided it was semi auto be legal? I figure i'd ask here since most of the people here seem to know about this kinda thing.
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On December 29 2012 18:58 arb wrote: So according to my state law, its legal to own any sort of rifle/shotgun with no permit. HOWEVER, any fully automatic gun is illegal, so would owning something like say, an ak47 provided it was semi auto be legal? I figure i'd ask here since most of the people here seem to know about this kinda thing.
Owning a full auto rifle isn't necessarily illegal, per se, but it is heavily regulated. There are even legit fully auto AKs that were imported before 1986, though they are tightly regulated.
In most states (not quite sure where Noobville is ) AKs converted to semi auto and of sufficient length and other such requirements are treated no different than any other rifle. Be sure to check local and state regulations though.
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On December 29 2012 18:58 arb wrote: So according to my state law, its legal to own any sort of rifle/shotgun with no permit. HOWEVER, any fully automatic gun is illegal, so would owning something like say, an ak47 provided it was semi auto be legal? I figure i'd ask here since most of the people here seem to know about this kinda thing. Check with your local police station or ATF or NRA or some other expert in state gun law.
On December 29 2012 18:38 norjoncal wrote: O.o
That's...a lot of guns*. Where do you store them all?
*48 guns...and why so many duplicates? Do you own a gun shop or shooting range or something?
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I own 4 guns, soon to be 5. All of them are for hunting purposes, some to even fulfill the same role (I'll explain what I mean in my post).
.22 Remington 597 (I use for Gophers)
+ Show Spoiler +http://www.remington.com/en/products/firearms/rimfire/model-597/model-597.aspx
12 ga. Browning BPS (Hunting dove, quail, ducks, and pheasants)
+ Show Spoiler +http://www.browning.com/products/catalog/family.asp?webflag_=011b
28 ga. CZ Redhead Over-Under (Hunting dove, when using my 12 ga doesn't present much of a "challenge" anymore ie when there's so many birds that I'd prefer to pick my shots more carefully.)
+ Show Spoiler +]http://cz-usa.com/products/view/redhead-deluxe-103-de/
.270 Remington SPS with a 3-12 x 40 Nikon BDC scope (for deer, sheep, and coyotes)
+ Show Spoiler +http://www.realguns.com/articles/247.htm
I use all of my guns for hunting, but plan on purchasing a handgun soon. I just received my CHS certificate just a few weeks ago and am in the process of coming up with the 2 required proofs of residency. California gun laws are...strict, to say the least.
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On December 30 2012 02:44 Soxes wrote:I own 4 guns, soon to be 5. All of them are for hunting purposes, some to even fulfill the same role (I'll explain what I mean in my post). .22 Remington 597 (I use for Gophers) + Show Spoiler +http://www.remington.com/en/products/firearms/rimfire/model-597/model-597.aspx 12 ga. Browning BPS (Hunting dove, quail, ducks, and pheasants) + Show Spoiler +http://www.browning.com/products/catalog/family.asp?webflag_=011b 28 ga. CZ Redhead Over-Under (Hunting dove, when using my 12 ga doesn't present much of a "challenge" anymore ie when there's so many birds that I'd prefer to pick my shots more carefully.) + Show Spoiler +]http://cz-usa.com/products/view/redhead-deluxe-103-de/ .270 Remington SPS with a 3-12 x 40 Nikon BDC scope (for deer, sheep, and coyotes) + Show Spoiler +http://www.realguns.com/articles/247.htm I use all of my guns for hunting, but plan on purchasing a handgun soon. I just received my CHS certificate just a few weeks ago and am in the process of coming up with the 2 required proofs of residency. California gun laws are...strict, to say the least.
Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though.
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On December 29 2012 18:38 norjoncal wrote: O.o
That's...a lot of guns*. Where do you store them all?
*48 guns...and why so many duplicates? Do you own a gun shop or shooting range or something?[/QUOTE]
I have bought the AR's, AK's,most of the pistols and one of the shotguns.I am 29 now and have been buying my own since 18, just saving a few hundred of dollars a month it adds up over the years. The other guns I got for Christmas and birthday presents. A lot of the guns that I own were passed down to me by my Dad, and Grandparents. I do have a few dream collections.Mosin's are cheap but I would like to own one from every factory. I hope to pass the guns on to my future kids, if I have any. Guns hold their value pretty well, and if you take care of them last forever.
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Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though.
It doesn't jam "alot," but has jammed a time or two in the past. What has happened to me on multiple occasions was that the shell casing wasn't ejected quickly enough before the chamber closed. This would lead to a shell getting trapped or "slammed" into the groove where the action rests. IIRC this only happens though when I'm firing faster than ~1 shot every second or so for 10+ seconds, but if it's happening during a more "normal" rate of fire, you might want to send it back or check to see if it's still under a warranty.
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On January 01 2013 14:05 Soxes wrote:Show nested quote +Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though. It doesn't jam "alot," but has jammed a time or two in the past. What has happened to me on multiple occasions was that the shell casing wasn't ejected quickly enough before the chamber closed. This would lead to a shell getting trapped or "slammed" into the groove where the action rests. IIRC this only happens though when I'm firing faster than ~1 shot every second or so for 10+ seconds, but if it's happening during a more "normal" rate of fire, you might want to send it back or check to see if it's still under a warranty. The Remington 597 has extractor problems that can easily replaced with after market parts and also first gen all plastic mags suck they cause feeding issues, get second or third gen mags. So get that extractor replaced and get better mags.
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On January 01 2013 14:19 Proxie wrote:Show nested quote +On January 01 2013 14:05 Soxes wrote:Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though. It doesn't jam "alot," but has jammed a time or two in the past. What has happened to me on multiple occasions was that the shell casing wasn't ejected quickly enough before the chamber closed. This would lead to a shell getting trapped or "slammed" into the groove where the action rests. IIRC this only happens though when I'm firing faster than ~1 shot every second or so for 10+ seconds, but if it's happening during a more "normal" rate of fire, you might want to send it back or check to see if it's still under a warranty. The Remington 597 has extractor problems that can easily replaced with after market parts and also first gen all plastic mags suck they cause feeding issues, get second or third gen mags. So get that extractor replaced and get better mags.
Strange, some people I talked to said the problem was the after market parts. I'll give this a shot. And yeah, me trying to shoot it like a full auto might have something to do with it too.
On December 30 2012 11:08 norjoncal wrote:That's...a lot of guns*. Where do you store them all? *48 guns...and why so many duplicates? Do you own a gun shop or shooting range or something?
I have bought the AR's, AK's,most of the pistols and one of the shotguns.I am 29 now and have been buying my own since 18, just saving a few hundred of dollars a month it adds up over the years. The other guns I got for Christmas and birthday presents. A lot of the guns that I own were passed down to me by my Dad, and Grandparents. I do have a few dream collections.Mosin's are cheap but I would like to own one from every factory. I hope to pass the guns on to my future kids, if I have any. Guns hold their value pretty well, and if you take care of them last forever.
I didn't know these types of guns were so cheap. Thanks for the heads up. I'm heading into a local store to get one of the Mosins. $120 bucks wtf?
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On January 02 2013 03:05 jacosajh wrote:Show nested quote +On January 01 2013 14:19 Proxie wrote:On January 01 2013 14:05 Soxes wrote:Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though. It doesn't jam "alot," but has jammed a time or two in the past. What has happened to me on multiple occasions was that the shell casing wasn't ejected quickly enough before the chamber closed. This would lead to a shell getting trapped or "slammed" into the groove where the action rests. IIRC this only happens though when I'm firing faster than ~1 shot every second or so for 10+ seconds, but if it's happening during a more "normal" rate of fire, you might want to send it back or check to see if it's still under a warranty. The Remington 597 has extractor problems that can easily replaced with after market parts and also first gen all plastic mags suck they cause feeding issues, get second or third gen mags. So get that extractor replaced and get better mags. Strange, some people I talked to said the problem was the after market parts. I'll give this a shot. And yeah, me trying to shoot it like a full auto might have something to do with it too. Show nested quote +On December 30 2012 11:08 norjoncal wrote:On December 29 2012 18:38 norjoncal wrote: O.o
That's...a lot of guns*. Where do you store them all? *48 guns...and why so many duplicates? Do you own a gun shop or shooting range or something? Show nested quote + I have bought the AR's, AK's,most of the pistols and one of the shotguns.I am 29 now and have been buying my own since 18, just saving a few hundred of dollars a month it adds up over the years. The other guns I got for Christmas and birthday presents. A lot of the guns that I own were passed down to me by my Dad, and Grandparents. I do have a few dream collections.Mosin's are cheap but I would like to own one from every factory. I hope to pass the guns on to my future kids, if I have any. Guns hold their value pretty well, and if you take care of them last forever.
I didn't know these types of guns were so cheap. Thanks for the heads up. I'm heading into a local store to get one of the Mosins. $120 bucks wtf?
http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411540201/Mosin-Nagant M9130 7.62X54R Very Good Condition
Out of stock right now, but it seems like damn near everything is out of stock on the net right now.
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On January 02 2013 03:08 WTFZerg wrote:Show nested quote +On January 02 2013 03:05 jacosajh wrote:On January 01 2013 14:19 Proxie wrote:On January 01 2013 14:05 Soxes wrote:Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though. It doesn't jam "alot," but has jammed a time or two in the past. What has happened to me on multiple occasions was that the shell casing wasn't ejected quickly enough before the chamber closed. This would lead to a shell getting trapped or "slammed" into the groove where the action rests. IIRC this only happens though when I'm firing faster than ~1 shot every second or so for 10+ seconds, but if it's happening during a more "normal" rate of fire, you might want to send it back or check to see if it's still under a warranty. The Remington 597 has extractor problems that can easily replaced with after market parts and also first gen all plastic mags suck they cause feeding issues, get second or third gen mags. So get that extractor replaced and get better mags. Strange, some people I talked to said the problem was the after market parts. I'll give this a shot. And yeah, me trying to shoot it like a full auto might have something to do with it too. On December 30 2012 11:08 norjoncal wrote:On December 29 2012 18:38 norjoncal wrote: O.o
That's...a lot of guns*. Where do you store them all? *48 guns...and why so many duplicates? Do you own a gun shop or shooting range or something? I have bought the AR's, AK's,most of the pistols and one of the shotguns.I am 29 now and have been buying my own since 18, just saving a few hundred of dollars a month it adds up over the years. The other guns I got for Christmas and birthday presents. A lot of the guns that I own were passed down to me by my Dad, and Grandparents. I do have a few dream collections.Mosin's are cheap but I would like to own one from every factory. I hope to pass the guns on to my future kids, if I have any. Guns hold their value pretty well, and if you take care of them last forever.
I didn't know these types of guns were so cheap. Thanks for the heads up. I'm heading into a local store to get one of the Mosins. $120 bucks wtf? http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411540201/Mosin-Nagant M9130 7.62X54R Very Good ConditionOut of stock right now, but it seems like damn near everything is out of stock on the net right now.
Not just online. If you're buying something, ask if they have ammo for it before you buy it. Shit's impossible to find.
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Just bought a Mosin-Nagant M91/30 for $120. It was one of the picked over guns (local army surplus store started with about 300 in stock and I bought mine when there were 30 left), but it's still in pretty good shape.
Next up for me is an AR-15.
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On January 02 2013 03:32 Kimaker wrote: Just bought a Mosin-Nagant M91/30 for $120. It was one of the picked over guns (local army surplus store started with about 300 in stock and I bought mine when there were 30 left), but it's still in pretty good shape.
Next up for me is an AR-15.
A suggestion: Hurry up and buy the lower receiver. It's cheap and has the serial number on it. Then, if something new comes in as far as laws and it grandfathers things, you should be able to ignore it due to having the serial registered first.
Even if you decide to build or buy something legit, the value of a grandfathered lower will probably double or triple at least within just a few months.
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On December 29 2012 18:38 norjoncal wrote: 45 Glock 21 Glock 30 Springfield 1911
9mm Glock 17, Glock 27 S&W MP KelTec PF 11
CZ 75 .40 Kahr P380 .380 Ruger Mark 3 .22 One of those North American Arms Mini Revolvers in 22 MAG
Winchester 1300 20G New England Arms 20G Single Shot Remington 870 ATAC 12G 2 Remington 870 WingMaster Remington 1100 20G Remington 1100 Magnum 12G Winchester O/U 12G
Marlin Bolt Action .22 2 Ruger 10/22 .22 S&W MP15 .22 Rock River AR-15 16"Barrel 5.56 Rock River AR-15 18" 5.56 3 AKM 47 Type 7.62x39 WASR ROM Rus Yugo AK 74 5.45x39 Savage 14 .270 Remington 700 .308 Remington 700 300 WIN MAG 4 Mosin's 7.62x54R Mauser 8mm Mauser 30-06
AR10 Lower Rock River 4 AR15 Lowers Rock River/Spikes
As to what is next, I will probably build my AR10. Then a revolver in 38/357 MAG. I also always wanted a Lever Action in 45-70 but will probably just get it in .22 so it is cheap to shoot.
Any small countries that should be worried?
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On January 02 2013 03:08 WTFZerg wrote:Show nested quote +On January 02 2013 03:05 jacosajh wrote:On January 01 2013 14:19 Proxie wrote:On January 01 2013 14:05 Soxes wrote:Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though. It doesn't jam "alot," but has jammed a time or two in the past. What has happened to me on multiple occasions was that the shell casing wasn't ejected quickly enough before the chamber closed. This would lead to a shell getting trapped or "slammed" into the groove where the action rests. IIRC this only happens though when I'm firing faster than ~1 shot every second or so for 10+ seconds, but if it's happening during a more "normal" rate of fire, you might want to send it back or check to see if it's still under a warranty. The Remington 597 has extractor problems that can easily replaced with after market parts and also first gen all plastic mags suck they cause feeding issues, get second or third gen mags. So get that extractor replaced and get better mags. Strange, some people I talked to said the problem was the after market parts. I'll give this a shot. And yeah, me trying to shoot it like a full auto might have something to do with it too. On December 30 2012 11:08 norjoncal wrote:On December 29 2012 18:38 norjoncal wrote: O.o
That's...a lot of guns*. Where do you store them all? *48 guns...and why so many duplicates? Do you own a gun shop or shooting range or something? I have bought the AR's, AK's,most of the pistols and one of the shotguns.I am 29 now and have been buying my own since 18, just saving a few hundred of dollars a month it adds up over the years. The other guns I got for Christmas and birthday presents. A lot of the guns that I own were passed down to me by my Dad, and Grandparents. I do have a few dream collections.Mosin's are cheap but I would like to own one from every factory. I hope to pass the guns on to my future kids, if I have any. Guns hold their value pretty well, and if you take care of them last forever.
I didn't know these types of guns were so cheap. Thanks for the heads up. I'm heading into a local store to get one of the Mosins. $120 bucks wtf? http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411540201/Mosin-Nagant M9130 7.62X54R Very Good ConditionOut of stock right now, but it seems like damn near everything is out of stock on the net right now.
You buy from budsgunshop? I try to stop by there every chance I get.
Why is ammo so hard to find right now? Just because people are stocking up from the Newport thing or does everyone know something I don't? I just visited a few retailers and they were only willing to let customers have a few boxes of ammo - even in 9mm and 22LR.
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On January 02 2013 05:37 jacosajh wrote:Show nested quote +On January 02 2013 03:08 WTFZerg wrote:On January 02 2013 03:05 jacosajh wrote:On January 01 2013 14:19 Proxie wrote:On January 01 2013 14:05 Soxes wrote:Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though. It doesn't jam "alot," but has jammed a time or two in the past. What has happened to me on multiple occasions was that the shell casing wasn't ejected quickly enough before the chamber closed. This would lead to a shell getting trapped or "slammed" into the groove where the action rests. IIRC this only happens though when I'm firing faster than ~1 shot every second or so for 10+ seconds, but if it's happening during a more "normal" rate of fire, you might want to send it back or check to see if it's still under a warranty. The Remington 597 has extractor problems that can easily replaced with after market parts and also first gen all plastic mags suck they cause feeding issues, get second or third gen mags. So get that extractor replaced and get better mags. Strange, some people I talked to said the problem was the after market parts. I'll give this a shot. And yeah, me trying to shoot it like a full auto might have something to do with it too. On December 30 2012 11:08 norjoncal wrote:On December 29 2012 18:38 norjoncal wrote: O.o
That's...a lot of guns*. Where do you store them all? *48 guns...and why so many duplicates? Do you own a gun shop or shooting range or something? I have bought the AR's, AK's,most of the pistols and one of the shotguns.I am 29 now and have been buying my own since 18, just saving a few hundred of dollars a month it adds up over the years. The other guns I got for Christmas and birthday presents. A lot of the guns that I own were passed down to me by my Dad, and Grandparents. I do have a few dream collections.Mosin's are cheap but I would like to own one from every factory. I hope to pass the guns on to my future kids, if I have any. Guns hold their value pretty well, and if you take care of them last forever.
I didn't know these types of guns were so cheap. Thanks for the heads up. I'm heading into a local store to get one of the Mosins. $120 bucks wtf? http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411540201/Mosin-Nagant M9130 7.62X54R Very Good ConditionOut of stock right now, but it seems like damn near everything is out of stock on the net right now. You buy from budsgunshop? I try to stop by there every chance I get. Why is ammo so hard to find right now? Just because people are stocking up from the Newport thing or does everyone know something I don't? I just visited a few retailers and they were only willing to let customers have a few boxes of ammo - even in 9mm and 22LR.
Any time politicians start making a lot of noise about new gun laws, people start stocking up. Not new.
Hard to find anything except weird calibers right now here in the Austin area.
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On January 02 2013 05:37 jacosajh wrote:Show nested quote +On January 02 2013 03:08 WTFZerg wrote:On January 02 2013 03:05 jacosajh wrote:On January 01 2013 14:19 Proxie wrote:On January 01 2013 14:05 Soxes wrote:Does your 597 jam alot? Mine did. Two different ones with all kinds of different 22LR ammo. I do have the VTR though. It doesn't jam "alot," but has jammed a time or two in the past. What has happened to me on multiple occasions was that the shell casing wasn't ejected quickly enough before the chamber closed. This would lead to a shell getting trapped or "slammed" into the groove where the action rests. IIRC this only happens though when I'm firing faster than ~1 shot every second or so for 10+ seconds, but if it's happening during a more "normal" rate of fire, you might want to send it back or check to see if it's still under a warranty. The Remington 597 has extractor problems that can easily replaced with after market parts and also first gen all plastic mags suck they cause feeding issues, get second or third gen mags. So get that extractor replaced and get better mags. Strange, some people I talked to said the problem was the after market parts. I'll give this a shot. And yeah, me trying to shoot it like a full auto might have something to do with it too. On December 30 2012 11:08 norjoncal wrote:On December 29 2012 18:38 norjoncal wrote: O.o
That's...a lot of guns*. Where do you store them all? *48 guns...and why so many duplicates? Do you own a gun shop or shooting range or something? I have bought the AR's, AK's,most of the pistols and one of the shotguns.I am 29 now and have been buying my own since 18, just saving a few hundred of dollars a month it adds up over the years. The other guns I got for Christmas and birthday presents. A lot of the guns that I own were passed down to me by my Dad, and Grandparents. I do have a few dream collections.Mosin's are cheap but I would like to own one from every factory. I hope to pass the guns on to my future kids, if I have any. Guns hold their value pretty well, and if you take care of them last forever.
I didn't know these types of guns were so cheap. Thanks for the heads up. I'm heading into a local store to get one of the Mosins. $120 bucks wtf? http://www.budsgunshop.com/catalog/product_info.php/products_id/411540201/Mosin-Nagant M9130 7.62X54R Very Good ConditionOut of stock right now, but it seems like damn near everything is out of stock on the net right now. You buy from budsgunshop? I try to stop by there every chance I get. Why is ammo so hard to find right now? Just because people are stocking up from the Newport thing or does everyone know something I don't? I just visited a few retailers and they were only willing to let customers have a few boxes of ammo - even in 9mm and 22LR. Can't speak for around the country but my friend was complaining about the same thing. Buying an old 22 off him for casual shooting at the range and complained about that.
Not to start up anything on politics but after Obama got elected there was an ammo shortage for almost a year from people stocking up for fear of Obama's possible anti gun policies. I'm assuming it happened again since he is now in his second term and re-election is no longer a concern for him. They ration the ammo to prevent people from buying entire shipments to resell at a higher price I believe.
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