Are AR's getting easier to find everywhere? This Walmart in Oklahoma had a stash of 'em...
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Bodean
Hot Damn
How much were they? $600-$1000?
The ones in the pic were $850 & $1500
Come on Bodean , you can' t see the prices at that walmart from here?!?
I'd get my Lasik money back
Bodean
Hot Damn
I know what they were before the big push and was just wondering. I didn't make the pic bigger until just now but yes I can see them now. 
Ak-47 firing under water this is pretty damn cool!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=cp5gdUHFGIQ
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=cp5gdUHFGIQ
I'm cross posting this from a thread I started on the hunting and fishing forum, it definitely applies to those of us with Gun Trusts in Hinds County (and Rankin from what I hear)...
If you haven't been following this, basically the Obama administration ordered the "trust loophole" closed for NFA purchases. So if you use a NFA trust to get around CLEO certification for individual ownership, your ability to buy an NFA item is about to become nil. I am probably not the best to speak to this, but as I understand it, all "responsible persons" will be required to submit photos, finger prints and CLEO certification to purchase an NFA item. So if you are like me and live in a jurisdiction where the chief of police will not sign off on a Form 1 or Form 4, you will no longer be able to purchase an NFA item. Even if you aren't using a gun trust, or have a cooperative CLEO or don't currently own a nfa item, this might infringe on your rights in the future. Official comments period is open now. I ask you to read the proposed rules change and make an official comment on the below website.
https://www.federalregister.gov/arti...sponsible#h-16
If you haven't been following this, basically the Obama administration ordered the "trust loophole" closed for NFA purchases. So if you use a NFA trust to get around CLEO certification for individual ownership, your ability to buy an NFA item is about to become nil. I am probably not the best to speak to this, but as I understand it, all "responsible persons" will be required to submit photos, finger prints and CLEO certification to purchase an NFA item. So if you are like me and live in a jurisdiction where the chief of police will not sign off on a Form 1 or Form 4, you will no longer be able to purchase an NFA item. Even if you aren't using a gun trust, or have a cooperative CLEO or don't currently own a nfa item, this might infringe on your rights in the future. Official comments period is open now. I ask you to read the proposed rules change and make an official comment on the below website.
https://www.federalregister.gov/arti...sponsible#h-16
Yeah, this is not looking good for us pions.
Hopefully my can will be approved before the ruling.
Hopefully my can will be approved before the ruling.
I'm hoping that everything in the hopper will be grandfathered in, but nobody knows. It would be a huge nightmare for the ATF to have to send everything back out for resubmittal. I submitted a form 1 for an SBR a couple weeks back in hopes that they grandfather the existing applications.
My dealer got an error letter on my Form 4 a couple weeks ago, so I'm not happy with him at this point. Of course, the NFA branch of the ATF has been shuttered with the .gov shutdown, so nothing is getting approved or even working towards it at this point.
Do an official comment on the rule if you haven't already.
Nice! Cmmg lower? You thought about what you are going to do to finish it out?
Obligatory pic of mine. Not a true AR-10, but probably as close as I'll get. Don't think I can justify more than one of these with as little as I shoot the .308.
Ten months and counting on my Rock River Arms AR lower on back order. Almost ready to throw in the towel.
That's insane. I'm right at 11 months on a case of .22 I ordered in late December. But I'm still seeing shortages of .22... AR lowers, not so much. Stripped or built?
Unfortunately, the options out there are probably less than 1% of the options available for a 5.56. I honestly can't say that I know anybody that has built a .308. Most of the options are factory built. I know Rock River makes good stuff and they offer a factory built .308 upper. But a lot of the companies making high quality .308's don't offer the uppers separately to my knowledge (LMT, LWRC, Larue, Colt, etc..). Some of them are proprietary in terms of pin location, etc.. I know DPMS and CMMG make complete uppers. I'd probably go Rock River out of the 3. Keep us posted!