They have them in sizes to fit 4 AR's and rifles/shotguns up to 30".Originally Posted by bushmaster06
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They have them in sizes to fit 4 AR's and rifles/shotguns up to 30".
http://www.survival-warehouse.com/Mo...m#.UPV7FPJyGSo
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PVC is a whole lot cheaper.
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I'd rather have the underground arms locker from Terminator 2.
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IMO, anything retroactive will cause (in order of probability): 1. Certain states to give the Federal govt the middle finger (ala Wyoming) 2. States to break off from the US/or threaten to 3. Civil war
IMO, they are going to have a hard enough time just to get a ban like they did in 1994, making it retroactive will not happen unless its by executive order and then I can see calls for impeachment on the horizon.
This could get ugly.
****ing New York. No way that's gonna fly in Texas, Colorado, Montana, Wyoming, Arizona, etc, not to mention every single southern state. This is gonna get ugly ...
Yep. So glad I live in the deep south.
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What happened?
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Short and sweet New York banned all new sales of "****ault rifles" and any mag that holds more than 7 rounds.
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And I say "so what" ? California did something similar long ago.
I sure wish I would have ****ded more ammo to sell right now. Screw the stock market. Trade bullets.
Daaaaaamn!
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Yep. Sounds like you have a year in New York to get rid of anything capable of more than 7 rounds.
That should prevent a lot of violent crime, no way bad guys are gonna do bad things now that they only have 7 bullets.
It will get repealed.
Glad I moved to Texas. Wish I'd stockpiled more ammo
I don't have much. Best plan to wait until things calm down?
At this point, yes. Unless you can just get some really good deals, there is no point in buying overpriced ammo.
Once the ban stuff is all straightened out, the prices will go back down.
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Shhhhhh.......don't let my wife hear that.
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This has been a great opportunity to buy more ****, well until the prices got out of control anyway. I started buying stuff before the election.
At this point I have the feeling that my money is best spent on ammo and accessories for guns I already have instead of getting more guns.
I have pump 12, a semi 12, a pump 20, 30-30, .357 revolver and .380acp semi
for the most part, this is how i have approached this situation.
Same here, the only new gun I have bought recently is a 22, but that was a couple months ago. I was trying to stock up on some stuff BEFORE the madness hit, I just wasn't fast enough.
i'm glad i was able to pick up some reasonably priced mags for my beretta and saiga.
About the only thing I would like to get would be a ruger 10/22. Not sure what stock I'd like with it though.
I bought the new takedown model. It's Really nice. Only about 20$ more than the regular model. It comes apart quick and has its own little pack to stow it in. It's stainless/synthetic. They may be hard to find at the moment.
New York's new gun legislation is ridiculous.
Is that any surprise though?
Yeah I luckily ordered a few mags for my glock (33rd and 15rd), and my mossberg .22 tactical (25rd) before the ridiculous prices started. I'm really thinking about snagging a 50rd drum for the glock even though the price is doubled now. Whatcha think?
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I think your handgun doesn't make a good rifle.
meh, only if you were going to sell it later.
Huh?
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I just don't see any practical use for a 50 round drum magazine for a pistol. But whatever floats your boat.
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I'm not being critical, just not something I would do.
the kriss super v takes .45acp glock mags.
Anyone used a 100 rd drum for their ar?
Dude... take out 50 zombies on the run! Right?
That makes more sense.
Haha, point taken. Although I would still prefer my AR for that.
I wish I could have snagged one. Im tired of waiting around my local wally world like a crack head, waiting for the UPS to show up. I just gave up. If anyone sees one that isnt gouged beyond belief Im a ready buyer, other than that, I have to be content with what I have now.
Yeah I hear ya.
They're the only ones around here that arent jacking up the prices, but you have to be crazy lucky to be there at the right time. People camp out there waiting on them, they last literally 5-10 minutes after being unboxed.
i know a guy that works the sporting goods counter at the westside walmart in norman and he said they get trucks every morning. he made it sound like its the driver's first stop.
Don't forget they also are now requiring background checks on all ammo sales and the store who sells the ammo must keep a record of every sale of ammo. They've also banned all internet sales of ammo.
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No. But I did buy a Surefire 60 round mag a year or so ago after finding a hell of deal. I was going to buy their 100 round mag but never got around to it. Wish i would have now.
What do you think...is 1k rounds the minimum to keep on hand?
Depends on how good a shot you are.
Add in spare parts for my existing weapons and mag springs and I'm right there with ya.
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The surefire mags are far far better then the drums. It seems the drums will misfeed or jam 1outta 10.
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i need to pick up some spare firing pins, recoil springs, and magazine springs, followers, and maybe some floor plates.
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Store here in fayetteville has at least 5 in stock in multiple color
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