[Squantos]

These blanket restrictions could also be applied to the pending EBR bans !

It’s just black and has a pistol grip, high capacity magazine......etc !

....clearly discriminates against people like Eaker who can’t reload fast enough !

Lucky for him he can shoot accurately for the first 10 rounds the Clintonista Magazines allow !

[hiredhand]

Lucky for him he can shoot accurately for the first 10 rounds the Clintonista Magazines allow !

Providing the M-1 doesn't *kb* and split in half on him again! I still cringe when I think of that photo...ouch...ouch...ouch... :-)

[hiredhand]

I've got a question for you three...and others IF somebody can give me a reasonable answer...

One of my most excellent friends FORGOT to close a window where I had a couple of near NIB M59/66 Yugos wrapped in sheets and they got rained on. Me and another guy are almost positive that what was on them was water. The window had been open, and it had been driving rain from the direction of the open window.

Before you cringe and wonder who I beat about the head and shoulders for this offense, let me say that neither rifle had any rust on it whatsoever. I think it had only been wet a few hours.

But here's the strange part...one of the rifles has a rougher stock than the other. It's also impregnated with that awful soviet-grade grease that will NOT stop oozing from the stock. Both rifles seem to have "reacted" with the water and oozed this sticky "junk" that was DIFFICULT to remove. We ended up getting most of it off with mineral spirits. But before that, we tried lighter fluid, Hoppes-9 (worked fairly good), and WD-40 (NO effect!).

So my question is...have you guys ever seen the sort of junk like what I'm describing come out of a stock after being wet? Also bear in mind that these were wrapped in sheets and the sheet was fairly tight up against the rifles, so I'd say there was NO air movement over the surface.

It just seemed strange. It didn't seem like the sort of stuff that would come out of a grease impregnated stock just because it got wet.