sometimes at home I whip it out and hold it with both hands 

do you have small hands?

he's probably going to go Darth Vader Scorched Earth for his next-and-last legislative season.  All-in, for all the marbles.  No guts, no glory, nothing to lose, burn all the bridges.  DGAF mode.  Going for that Legacy.

sounds too good to be true.  Maybe because the USAID money dried up?  too much Soros-money scrutiny?

just wait for it .... psych!

sorry, imma have to wait till election season rolls around before I believe that.





if so, he's probably going to go Darth Vader Scorched Earth for his next-and-last legislative season.  All-in, for all the marbles.  No guts, no glory, nothing to lose, burn all the bridges.  DGAF mode.

Upon Campbell’s arrest, he admitted to the break-in and gave information which led the FBI to recover three pistols, six rifles and various gun parts including barrels, magazines, firing bolts and two suppressors.

something about that gap between the pistol grip and the back of the lower receiver.

so, at the factory, G uses a jig to index the buffer tube, torques the assembly, and done.

receiver end-plate doesn't index the buffer tube.
if you disassemble it, if you don't have a jig, it's just the good old Mk 2 eyeball to get it all straight.

i guess you ought to be using a jig for alignment anyways, especially if you own the Bentley, not just your two knees for this creme de la creme of rifles, eh?

any decent lawyer worth his salt ought to be able to suck that $290K right out of that perp.

my current Kaleo order has stuff from SGAmmo, Sportsman Fulfillment, and probably Frisco Guns (trying them out for the 1st time, some really good prices, free shipping), and Rivertown Munitions.  There's usually a minimum order to get the free shipping.  And AmmoSeek is your friend ( i use their "shipping filters").

I've ordered many times from SGAmmo, good prices, free shipping, very quick processing, but they still charge sales tax, ND rates, I believe.  I also like Rivertown, am a repeat customer, because free shipping and no tax, also quick shippers.  By free shipping, I mean free shipping to ND.  In the past, I've ordered ammo from Brownells, Midway, Target Sports, J&G Sales, White Birch Armory, LAX Ammo, Recoil Gunworks, Able's Ammo, Berelli, Midsouth Shooters Supply, and Kosher Surplus, all in the pursuit of the right ammo at the right price.  Some companies won't sell if the shipping address (ND) is different than the billing address (HI), can't blame them.

Kaleo's service provides the shipping from ND to my house.  "This is how I learned to pay attention to ammo shipping weight."  so I can budget & estimate my Kaleo freight charge for when my ammo is landed.  My last Kaleo order was in 2023, so I'm thankful to see they're still up & running.

for comparison, here's some of my 2023 all-in landed (shipping, taxes, everything), cost-per-round for some ammos:
Hornady 6ARC Black $1.31 cpr
Federal 9mm 124gr HST +P $0.68 cpr
S&B 6.5CM 140gr FMJ $1.04 cpr
S&B 6.5CM 142gr HPBT $1.34 cpr
Norma 6.5CM 143gr HPBT $1.52 cpr
Federal Truball 12ga 1oz slugs $1.47 cpr

that was in Dec 2023.  prices will vary, and so do shipping costs.  I think some ammo prices have actually gone down, since then.  For instance, the Norma 6.5CM 143gr is 20 cents-per round cheaper today, than 2023.

This ought to be a clue for them to stop.  9th is Hawaii's Circus, so no chance of it surviving an appeal.

well, in all fairness, Karl Rhoads is certified clueless.

Schofield Rod and Gun has skeet and trap ranges.   Also open shoot with shotgun.

People who don't have base access can go there and shoot?

People who don't have base access can get on-base by going through the visitor inspection lane:  license, registration, proof-of insurance, open the hood, trunk etc, depending on "threat conditions".

For all persons, to bring firearms onto Schofield, the firearms must be registered in-advance with the Army Provost Marshal (military police) before you bring them on-base.  Army registration requires showing the HPD registration, not the firearm itself.

if you're not military-affiliated, or DoD-associated, your best bet is to find out if any of your friends or relatives are SRGC members, and if they'd be willing to have you as a guest at one of the range sessions.  Keep in mind this is a military-associated private organization, not open to the general public.  All of the above still applies.

Shotguns are allowed at the KR4 range, up to 12ga, no ammo restrictions, along with pistols, and rifles (7.62 and below).  In addition to goings-on at the SRGC Skeet Range.

this is all detailed on the SRGC website, in their Consolidate Range SOP:  https://www.srgchi.org/publications.html.

nvm  went off-topic.  posted in your other thread.