America's Gun Violence
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So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?Post edited by mcgruff10 onI'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
You know what's funny about your post.mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?
I haven't a clue what a gun costs.
I don't even know what $900 can get you. (I didn't google this yet either)
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You want fun to plink around?mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?
Check out the Calico Liberty series. I had the pre-ban collapsable stock version. Get the speed loader with it if you do.
If you go with the AK do yourself a favor and get a beta mag for some extra fun.0 -
Yeah just plink around. The gun club I belong to has a nice 200 yard range.tempo_n_groove said:
You want fun to plink around?mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?
Check out the Calico Liberty series. I had the pre-ban collapsable stock version. Get the speed loader with it if you do.
If you go with the AK do yourself a favor and get a beta mag for some extra fun.
I ll check out what you suggested although I have a feeling they are not available in nj.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
when you finally get married you have to watch out for guns anywhere lol0
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you can get a "Blemished" rifle, AR or AK for a real good price. In reality there is nothing at all wrong with these rifles, maybe a scratch. Buds Gun Shop has them pretty often. Usually in the 500-600 range. You could use the remaining budget for a descent optic and upgrade some accessories like handgaurds, grip, stock, back up iron sights, muzzle device.mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?Post edited by Stickman12 on0 -
Awesome info!! Thanks!!!Stickman12 said:
you can get a "Blemished" rifle, AR or AK for a real good price. In reality there is nothing at all wrong with these rifles, maybe a scratch. Buds Gun Shop has them pretty often. Usually in the 500-600 range. You could use the remaining budget for a descent optic and upgrade some accessories like handgaurds, grip, stock, back up iron sights, muzzle device.mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Where can us gun opponents buy ourselves some beads, flowers, mood rings and John
Lennon glasses? I'm looking for some beads from the 'tune in... turn on... drop out' series.
Hopefully the recycled variety, but not too choosy!"My brain's a good brain!"0 -
Have you ever looked at the Ruger Mini-14? IIRC, you have an M1 Garand. The Ruger is a scaled-down version of the M-14 and shares a lot of attributes with the Grand action. You can get them cheap, they have a ton of aftermarket support and I think you can find them in 223, 5.56, 6.8 SPC, 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout. (The .30 caliber models are called Mini-30.)mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?
If hope can grow from dirt like me, it can be done. - EV0 -
wow really good call! the mini-14 is pretty bad ass. I seriously might have to look into this one. I never knew they were available in 7.62X39...that would save a lot of money as compared to a 5.56. I have two garands and absolutely love them. Thanks for the advice!dudeman said:
Have you ever looked at the Ruger Mini-14? IIRC, you have an M1 Garand. The Ruger is a scaled-down version of the M-14 and shares a lot of attributes with the Grand action. You can get them cheap, they have a ton of aftermarket support and I think you can find them in 223, 5.56, 6.8 SPC, 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout. (The .30 caliber models are called Mini-30.)mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
If your looking at 7.62X39 Im a big fan of Zastava N-PAP. Either rifle or pistol will be well below $900. Also if your into classic rifles, I would recommend a SKS. Both options leave plenty of room to get accessories as well.mcgruff10 said:
wow really good call! the mini-14 is pretty bad ass. I seriously might have to look into this one. I never knew they were available in 7.62X39...that would save a lot of money as compared to a 5.56. I have two garands and absolutely love them. Thanks for the advice!dudeman said:
Have you ever looked at the Ruger Mini-14? IIRC, you have an M1 Garand. The Ruger is a scaled-down version of the M-14 and shares a lot of attributes with the Grand action. You can get them cheap, they have a ton of aftermarket support and I think you can find them in 223, 5.56, 6.8 SPC, 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout. (The .30 caliber models are called Mini-30.)mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?0 -
I ve always wanted a sks. Decisions decisions.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0
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Wal-Mart.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:Where can us gun opponents buy ourselves some beads, flowers, mood rings and John
Lennon glasses? I'm looking for some beads from the 'tune in... turn on... drop out' series.
Hopefully the recycled variety, but not too choosy!
If hope can grow from dirt like me, it can be done. - EV0 -
The NRA is certainly not without complicity when it comes to striking down Gun Reform. But, a lot of the proposed bills related to the matter contain a lot of backdoor political bullshit.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
I agree with the second part of his post as well.dudeman said:
I agree with the first part of your post. It's quite the hole we have dug for ourselves. The changes needed won't come from new legislation either. It has to start at the individual level. People have to want to stop killing each other.Gern Blansten said:
no I would feel better if our culture didn't make us feel like we all needed gunsdudeman said:Would you all feel better if there was a national gun confiscation program so no one would have guns?
I would also feel better if the NRA represented gun owners instead of gun manufacturers
For example, the bill for Universal Background Checks contained language that would make someone a felon by handing a gun to someone else without first doing a background check. So if you are a law abiding citizen and you take a friend to the range, you can't even hand your gun to your friend. If you do and don't have a background check first, now you are a felon. Also, if you go on vacation for over a week, you can't have a friend house sit if you have guns (locked in a safe) even if you are both legally allowed to own guns. No background check? Felony.
While I might not agree with everything the NRA does or everything Wayne Lapierre says, they are fighting to preserve the rights of law-abiding Americans.
How is it that the NRA only represents gun manufacturers and not gun owners?Post edited by dudeman onIf hope can grow from dirt like me, it can be done. - EV0 -
That is grade A bullshit. They are fighting to keep gun manufacturer profits up, if there is an overlap with citizens' rights, it is only coincidental.dudeman said:
The NRA is certainly not without complicity when it comes to striking down Gun Reform. But, a lot of the proposed bills related to the matter contain a lot of backdoor political bullshit.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
I agree with the second part of his post as well.dudeman said:
I agree with the first part of your post. It's quite the hole we have dug for ourselves. The changes needed won't come from new legislation either. It has to start at the individual level. People have to want to stop killing each other.Gern Blansten said:
no I would feel better if our culture didn't make us feel like we all needed gunsdudeman said:Would you all feel better if there was a national gun confiscation program so no one would have guns?
I would also feel better if the NRA represented gun owners instead of gun manufacturers
For example, the bill for Universal Background Checks contained language that would make someone a felon by handing a gun to someone else without first doing a background check. So if you are a law abiding citizen and you take a friend to the range, you can't even hand your gun to your friend. If you do and don't have a background check first, now you are a felon. Also, if you go on vacation for over a week, you can't have a friend house sit if you have guns (locked in a safe) even if you are both legally allowed to own guns. No background check? Felony.
While I might not agree with everything the NRA does or everything Wayne Lapierre says, they are fighting to preserve the rights of law-abiding Americans.Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0 -
Care to explain?rgambs said:
That is grade A bullshit. They are fighting to keep gun manufacturer profits up, if there is an overlap with citizens' rights, it is only coincidental.dudeman said:
The NRA is certainly not without complicity when it comes to striking down Gun Reform. But, a lot of the proposed bills related to the matter contain a lot of backdoor political bullshit.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
I agree with the second part of his post as well.dudeman said:
I agree with the first part of your post. It's quite the hole we have dug for ourselves. The changes needed won't come from new legislation either. It has to start at the individual level. People have to want to stop killing each other.Gern Blansten said:
no I would feel better if our culture didn't make us feel like we all needed gunsdudeman said:Would you all feel better if there was a national gun confiscation program so no one would have guns?
I would also feel better if the NRA represented gun owners instead of gun manufacturers
For example, the bill for Universal Background Checks contained language that would make someone a felon by handing a gun to someone else without first doing a background check. So if you are a law abiding citizen and you take a friend to the range, you can't even hand your gun to your friend. If you do and don't have a background check first, now you are a felon. Also, if you go on vacation for over a week, you can't have a friend house sit if you have guns (locked in a safe) even if you are both legally allowed to own guns. No background check? Felony.
While I might not agree with everything the NRA does or everything Wayne Lapierre says, they are fighting to preserve the rights of law-abiding Americans.If hope can grow from dirt like me, it can be done. - EV0 -
I'd stay away from an SKS. You have to change out the stripper clip for a banana clip. Not a big deal but still a change.mcgruff10 said:
wow really good call! the mini-14 is pretty bad ass. I seriously might have to look into this one. I never knew they were available in 7.62X39...that would save a lot of money as compared to a 5.56. I have two garands and absolutely love them. Thanks for the advice!dudeman said:
Have you ever looked at the Ruger Mini-14? IIRC, you have an M1 Garand. The Ruger is a scaled-down version of the M-14 and shares a lot of attributes with the Grand action. You can get them cheap, they have a ton of aftermarket support and I think you can find them in 223, 5.56, 6.8 SPC, 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout. (The .30 caliber models are called Mini-30.)mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?
The Mini 14 is BEAUTIFUL but in 223 or 556 it's expensive to shoot. The M1 might not be able to be used in your range too.
Go with an AK or something in 9MM. Cheap to plink around with and won't break the bank.0 -
I would say this is grade A bull shit.rgambs said:
That is grade A bullshit. They are fighting to keep gun manufacturer profits up, if there is an overlap with citizens' rights, it is only coincidental.dudeman said:
The NRA is certainly not without complicity when it comes to striking down Gun Reform. But, a lot of the proposed bills related to the matter contain a lot of backdoor political bullshit.Thirty Bills Unpaid said:
I agree with the second part of his post as well.dudeman said:
I agree with the first part of your post. It's quite the hole we have dug for ourselves. The changes needed won't come from new legislation either. It has to start at the individual level. People have to want to stop killing each other.Gern Blansten said:
no I would feel better if our culture didn't make us feel like we all needed gunsdudeman said:Would you all feel better if there was a national gun confiscation program so no one would have guns?
I would also feel better if the NRA represented gun owners instead of gun manufacturers
For example, the bill for Universal Background Checks contained language that would make someone a felon by handing a gun to someone else without first doing a background check. So if you are a law abiding citizen and you take a friend to the range, you can't even hand your gun to your friend. If you do and don't have a background check first, now you are a felon. Also, if you go on vacation for over a week, you can't have a friend house sit if you have guns (locked in a safe) even if you are both legally allowed to own guns. No background check? Felony.
While I might not agree with everything the NRA does or everything Wayne Lapierre says, they are fighting to preserve the rights of law-abiding Americans.I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Stupid ass laws in nj prevent me from putting a detachable clip on a sks. Makes zero sense. I m gonna start looking into ak s or the mini 14.tempo_n_groove said:
I'd stay away from an SKS. You have to change out the stripper clip for a banana clip. Not a big deal but still a change.mcgruff10 said:
wow really good call! the mini-14 is pretty bad ass. I seriously might have to look into this one. I never knew they were available in 7.62X39...that would save a lot of money as compared to a 5.56. I have two garands and absolutely love them. Thanks for the advice!dudeman said:
Have you ever looked at the Ruger Mini-14? IIRC, you have an M1 Garand. The Ruger is a scaled-down version of the M-14 and shares a lot of attributes with the Grand action. You can get them cheap, they have a ton of aftermarket support and I think you can find them in 223, 5.56, 6.8 SPC, 7.62x39 and 300 Blackout. (The .30 caliber models are called Mini-30.)mcgruff10 said:So if pj doesn't tour the U.S. I have some extra money that I m gonna use for a new rifle. Any suggestions? I live in nj so we have some tight restrictions, although not as bad to my northern neighbors. Maybe an ar? I d love an ak because they are cheap to shoot.
Budget is $900. Maybe an auto ordinance tommy gun?
The Mini 14 is BEAUTIFUL but in 223 or 556 it's expensive to shoot. The M1 might not be able to be used in your range too.
Go with an AK or something in 9MM. Cheap to plink around with and won't break the bank.
I'll ride the wave where it takes me......0 -
Yowzers, all this gun talk is giving me a headache...
I can't stop thinking of all the things I would buy with 900$ before I bought another gun.
It's a pretty long list.Monkey Driven, Call this Living?0
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