Kentucky Armory Club

Dave1965 wrote:Tyler? Is that whippersnapper still around? He never comes here.

I will try and remember to be there around 9...back under the canopy where the gun store entrance is? or out near the front where the food part is?

I fully intend to eat some biscuits and gravy

I have two tickets for Hank Williams, Jr. with Chris Stapleton. Concert is in Cincinnati at the Riverbend Music Center on Saturday, August 27 @ 7:15pm. Section 700, row KK, seats 56 & 57. $200 each OBO or trade +/- cash for 5.56 upper, short 300blk upper, aimpoint t-1, 5.56/.223 ammo or something el...

Amazon?

An infringement of a right does not invalidate that right. I think it's just about priorities. Would you stop buying Jordans and rice rockets if there was an arbitrary hurdle in your way? No one likes having to play the ATF game, but some choose to enjoy what they can regardless of the obstacles. Th...

Toddstang wrote:Wasn't Rand Paul trying to get a bill passed that made it legal to construct your own SBR a few years ago?

I think it was along the lines of what Montana did or attempted to do. An item that was built in the state and never left the state would not be subject to federal regulations.

I can take my AR9 pistol to Indiana to shoot it if I want. If I pay Uncle Sam $200 so I can put a stock on it I then have to submit paperwork to tell them I plan on taking it to Indiana to shoot it. Fuck that. I've already got one SBR that I can't leave the state with without permission. I keep an ...

Totally worth going the sbr route. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G800A using Tapatalk Paying $200 for permission to exercise a right isn't worth it to me but to each their own. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SM-G870A using Tapatalk That's one way to look at it. You can just shoot standard guns or you could ignore ...

Staying above 10" will prevent issues. A well built upper with an appropriate gas port, spring and buffer will have no problem down to 7". The Shockwave blade seems to be the best option for skirting the NFA. Brace is ok, but has been surpassed by the blade and the new version of the brace. SBRing a...

What kind of snake is this?

I wish they would have told me they were going to close during renovation when I put a gun on consignment.

Guys, all the important stuff like unemployment numbers, crime rates, illegal immigration and potential threats to the nation have clearly been handled. Let's focus on the mentally ill being able to do whatever they want. I, for one, think it's great a sexual predator can walk into a women's restroo...

I don't know what it's worth now, but wait a few months and there's a good chance it will double.

Brand?

Ok, so Todd won't be joining us...

I need ideas on trust names. At first I was thinking something that would guarantee that the kids would defiantly remember I had a warped sense of humor. However this is something serious, but we hey it's my trust so whatever. Also, serial numbers, it can be anything correct? As in #PEN15 or someth...

Wyldman wrote:Just remember, I'll have my phone on me, and be available to take calls fielding any questions!

Crush, kill, mangle, maim, destroy.

I am NOT bringing home a bunch of lead weights again....

Best place for parts is Diversified Machine, but they are constantly out of stock. Check out http://www.ar15.com/forums/f_6/55_.html. This is a great source of info, as well as http://form1suppressor.boards.net. Not to take away from this forum, but there is quite a bit of knowledge on those forums ...

I'll probably take off Friday to go. Saturday isn't as enjoyable with such a large crowd.

R22 is a refrigerant that has been obsoleted by the Feds, but there are still plenty of units running on it.

I'd put the gauges up on Craigslist. I don't know what yours are worth, but a new set of 4 valve r22/r410 guages are about $170 without hoses.

ArmorHyde did a nice job on mine if you're looking to avoid using a dremel.

Nice rifle! Needs more tax stamp.

Any trade interests?

I agree, this sounds great at first glance, but would leave with issues similar to Texas.