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I'll be taking delivery of my AR-50 BMG later this spring, in a barter trade with my local armorer, for phase 3 of his residence landscaping. Phase 2 netted me an AR-10 with a Leupold scope, plus cash. His wife has expensive tastes.

He has a pristine 1921 Thompson, Colt-built, .45cal with 50-rnd drum mag, valued at $50,000 which I'd love to work a deal on. Of course, the Class 3 stamp is no biggie, as I have one for my AR-15s short barrel and silencer. Another 4-5mos wait would be worth it to own that Tommy Gun.

< /drooling all over the keyboard >

California has been unlivable for firearm owners for quite some time. Some of the firearm owners are a little slower to catch on than others. The communist atmosphere that has taken over the larger population areas is unlivable. I cannot move to California because of the insane laws there.

Contra Costa county supervisors have just proven themselves to be ANTI-American, Anti Bill of Rights, and worthy of becoming a Recall targets. They are about as smart as a bunch of rocks in a dark box. I guess nobody in Contra Costa was willing to run.

I hope their communist handlers are very proud of them, and give them a nice pat on their pointy little heads.