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I'd think that would be OK for a moderate or minimal amount of 22 shooting. But let's face it, 22lr cans are alot of fun. I shoot it as much as my 5.56 can. And suppressors are a lifetime investment. I don't really want to worry about ruining my 5.56 can over time, by filling it up with lead. My...

In that case, I thinks it's just because it was from BCM. And their initial release was a relatively small number of units. The only place I know of that actually had some in stock was G&R Tactical.

These are an all new offering from BCM. They have never offered a "house brand" parts kit. I would expect the quality to be excellent. The improved milspec trigger is really interesting and I wonder how it will compare to the ALG. If it's on par with the QMS, then the lpk is a pretty good deal...

A whole lot, during prohibition.

You must be one of them gunshow loophole dealers I've been hearing so much about on msnbc!

Ammo, mags, maybe a couple of lowers, SR15 Mod2.

Magazines, forgot about magazines. Easy 200% profit margin... [emoji48]

Me either and that's not what I was suggesting. But no one saw Sandy Hook coming. And a lot of people capitalized on it, private sellers and dealers alike. I'm not suggesting that anyone attempt to skirt the line. Because if you are, you've probably already crossed it. SH is as close to an all...

Really? "... Determining whether your firearm-related activities require a license is a fact-specific in-quiry that involves application of factors set by federal statute. This guidance is intendedto help you determine whether you need to be licensed under federal law... ... Federal law...

There's a difference between profit and livelihood. There's nothing wrong with making a profit on the sale of a gun. Anyone can make a profit on selling a gun. Many people here have. If I sell a gun, my intention is to get the best price that the market will reasonably bear. What it cost me or...

I guess I don't understand what you're getting at, in your earlier posts. You seem to be implying that selling items for a profit, while following all established rules, is somehow wrong?

My Spectre was nasty, really nasty. I took it apart Sunday night and soaked it in the dip for 24 hours. Monday, I pulled them out, rinsed them and wiped them down. There was still a good bit of carbon and lead on the baffles. So I dropped them in the US for 8 minutes. Did a pretty decent job of...

That one looks a little smaller than the one I have. I ran mine with the night sights. No damage, except for some of the white lettering coming off.

What exactly do you think is illegal about selling a firearm in a private sale?

Selling real property can be done without brokers and attorneys. Deeds have to be recorded, of course. But the process by which it happens isn't the point. It's the principle. I can and should be able to sell my private property, be it real or personal property, without hindrance. And making a...

That's capitalism, not breaking the law. My friend got bit by the gun bug, specifically AR's later in life. When he did, he went all in. He had 7 or 8 complete guns and half a dozen lowers. They weren't purchased with the intent to resell. Then, the world went crazy and people started paying...

I don't know what your situation was about. But in this case, the regime will be looking to make examples. The person I referred to earlier was investigated for selling a handful of lowers over a period of a couple of years. That's not a lot, by any means. He went through 2 weeks of hell. For...

Yes he was and no he didn't. But it is not a position I ever want to be in. Let's just say that it was not pleasant.

The surface texture made me think it might be a pain to clean. And wonder if any subsurface defects would create an issue with ultrasonic use?

Considering that a trusted friend had the ATF show up on his doorstep last year for selling a few lowers, I'm a little less optimistic.