StooperZero

same, I'd go with no more than $1k .

that bolt face pic makes my head hurt.

actually if I remember. Theres a member here who had a similar problem and it was the extractor not allowing the round to sit flush on the bolt face that was the problem.

A: crappy mag/mag catch that interferes with feeding/proper firing B: soft bolt C: bad headspace

unless you have the knowledge and some form of proper tools it can be hazardous to your guns health. I did my own SBR work, swapped out the stupid smooth barrel for a gi with the cutts on it that I got for $40. when the threads broke on the first barrel it sounded like a gunshot in my garage using my 4 foot cheater bar on my jig I made.

stuff like this can be found very very low in the right spots because they're not "attractive" anymore. I got my Stevens 620 for $120 last year. took a lot of cleaning to get it running good. Took the barrel down to 18.25 cause the last few inches looked like a beaver tried eating it.

Im still looking... Yes I'm alive. The universe needed me elsewhere for a little.

that warning of making colored copies of tax/treasury documents is on a big sticker on a lot of the newer copier/fax machines.

nice, i've yet to find a nice one.

"readily convertible" IE: you cant just take it off with a screw driver or hammer in 5 minutes. most non intrusive is blind pin and silver soldering over the holes.

Not very professional That's jail for you though. yes, but since the killer was suppose to be a pro, I would of thought he "d be more creative that stuffs for the movies.

Not very professional That's jail for you though.

lock in a sock

with some elbow grease cheap wood can be made to look very nice.

i think they use their crappiest grain of wood for the commando parts. always reminded me of what century did to the wood on all those Czech VZ-52 rifles , bastards.