Not sure it it's just California :-) sorry.

Yeah loki it is the service (4 inch) I bought a Pachmayr tactical sleeve and if you want it pm me. I liked the hogue a little bit better personally,but its not a knock against the pachy.

sent ya a pm mike

23 days without a post :-)

Alright, .338 Norma Mag :-) Lets see some more toys guys!!

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This is a web pic, but it's close to my new project:
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It's a Stag Model 6H upper, mine will be mounted on a Spike's Tactical lower (part of a group buy, I think the final tally was 144 lowers, long live the second ammendment!), with a Bushnell 4-12x40 mounted on a Burris PEPR. Buttstock will be whatever's cheap for now, Magpul PRS when I get some more cash.

Nice stuff guys!

Remington 870, WASR-10 AK-47 that I tweaked a bit, Glock 19. My old reliables:-) Sorry about the crappy pics. All I've got right now is my camera phone

Dpms

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ya seen one xd ya seen em all

forget the guns! If I saw those slippers all youd see is elbows and ashh0les. :-)

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Nothin too new, just a better stock. I love this rifle once all the stuff got worked out

For fun: .458 SOCOM
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Newest member of the family: Colt Defender
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:-) Nice guns! :-)

L1A1 straight from the Falklands:
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My father hasn't touched a firearm since he was in the Coast Guard 40 years ago. He finally decided to come out with me to meet up with some friends at the range this past Saturday. He said he was surprised at how much fun he had and I hope this is something we can do together every once in a while now. :-)

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Shooting and hunting is one of the best things to do with your dad or son. :-)

A few years ago for Dad's weekend at college, I took my dad shooting. The funniest part about it is typically it's the father who takes the son shooting. My dad never grew up with guns and only owned a .22 as an adult for the random gopher.

Either way, the first time we went shooting was when I took him. Seeing the smile on his face when he touched off a 30 round mag from an AR was about as priceless as it gets :-)

It's definitely a thing to try to continue doing. :-)

Server room at my work.

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Sweet. How'd you get all the boxes to stick to the walls like that? Must have used a lot of glue.

Oh, and the shotgun and the AR - I just love what you did with them, you can hardly see the wires.

I do not believe you are mistaken. And the dealer has to keep the record of sale for 20 years I believe. And if the dealer closes up shop before that time period, they have to give all of their records of sale to the government so that they can "store them in a safe place."