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All I need in the picture is more Twinkies LOL
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that combat knife made its way into a collection of a friend of mine's a little while ago and is my absolute favorite. light, well balanced, and scary sharp.
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SOG makes good stuff
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Your capacity for gaining some badass weapons is sick. Great photos.
Which particular SOG is that, if I might ask?
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Thanks bro, guns are my life 
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Cheers, partner. Glad to see someone so into weapons as myself. Thanks a lot.
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Likewise bro! I was able to get in on the early Tavor list. So I am so wanting to get my hands on that sweet rifle. Probably be a few months till my number comes up, then I have to choose some accessories and see if they have those in stock. Also I am waiting on my paperwork for a used SBR ACR I bought. I have many projects wrapping up, so you should see some cool new guns on here in a few months.
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I do have to now admit that you suck. Haha I've taken kind interest in that Tavor. But, here's the interesting thing, as I have kept up with that information, I have to ask. What's the MSRP? Because, I have seen nothing.
The ACR also does sound interesting.
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LOL most of my friends and brother agree with you that I know βSuckβ LOL My deposit was 1200, I think the MSRP will be around 2000. but I will probably drop 3000 on it by the time I order the optic and etc. Honestly I was not all stoked about the ACR, but when I seen a guy I know selling his 11 inch ACR , I just had to jump on that, when you add the AAC its the perfect length. I will probably buy other short barrels in other calibers, when they become readily available. I have had a little trigger time on a Dealer Sample Tavor over the last few months. And while the one I am getting will be semi only, I had more fun shooting the Auto one on semi than I did full auto. So I am excited to get in on it. Donβt worry though they will hit the regular market next year, probably around may of 2013. The early run rifle are more than likely going to cost us a bit more than if we waited for normal release. Like I said I think MSRP will be around 2, but that probably means street price will be like 1600 or 1700 unless some dealers due the βrareβ price increase.
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Yeah, I do agree on that AAC part. Would be good for a sweet silencer. But, as for the Tavor. What's your source on the release though? We've heard nothing, and the guy doing the importing hasn't said anything, him having been on AR15(dot)com and WarriorTalk. Kassnar, Michael, I think.
The other issue is pricing. A lot of gunners are figuring that they will sit on shelves if they're going to be flat-top Tavors for $2,000 a pop, which is bullshit, and the thought process is that IWI won't be smart enough to see the past incidents of high-cost bullpups and the relative failures on the American market; FS2000 and AUG, of course.
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The list is not from IWI USA. Its one of the many wholesaler lists that have sprung up. This is to get in on the first shipment. When I said a βfewβ months, we are probably looking at after summer. The list I am on is not for the general public I am a FFL SOT. Thatβs why I donβt know the exact MSRP, none of us do LOL. The wholesaler I go through has made a list of first shipment guns. I hope I get in on the very first shipment, but that all depends on the units the factory ships to my wholesaler. The list I am on is a reserve list it has nothing to do with IWI USA. IWI is being very hush hush about the exact date and price. I do know that the rifles will be as close to the Israeli Tavors as possible. You could contact RSR or Davidson's and ask them if they have a reserve list going. Sorry about the confusion.
As far as them being to expensive, I would back out it stripped price is 3k, but anything around 2k is fine with me. I just want one, and have been waiting for awhile!
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Sweet deal. Do you have a website to your shop, by chance?
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No public shop yet. I plan on opening one after the election, or when I can find out how much Obama care will cost me, and etc.
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Haha Roger that. Totally understandable there.
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I will let you know though when its open, I will have an online sore as well. But I want to know how much its going to cost me in taxes and how much it will cost me when I hire someone. Also if this tax increase on people who make more than 250 thousand a years goes through, that will seriously stop me from hiring too many people. I just donβt get why the current government is trying to kill us small business owners.
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Well, good deal. I'll probably see it on a journal if you post it there. I also work as a Defense Analyst, thus I don't mind handing out a little free advertisement here on DA and other places. Just need a website and a banner.
Another question though. Do you know of any accurate reports to that Polish AKMS UF I've been seeing from Century. I want a good underfolder to compliment the standard 10/63 I have.
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I have seen the Century underfolder, I have not shot it though. Like most other Century guns, the fit and finish is good. The one I seen had a touch of rust near the muzzle, but that could have been the fault of the guy who owned it. The stock had the slightest wobble in it, but thatβs no big deal. I like WASR's they are good solid rifles, I think the underfolder would be a great match to your WASR, and I see them around for around 500. I own a Arsenal SAS M7 Classic, its actually the only underfolder I have ever owned, its beautiful, but it cost a lot more than the Century, so it should be pretty
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A Krink? God, I hate you. xD No, that's not true. You've got a helluva job, and I too want to get into that line of work after a military career. Want to design the next AK-47, y'know. Who knows what'll happen. As for the Krink, what would it retail if you were selling, and what's the caliber?
But, as for the Polish, I've been looking at it because I can't really afford an SGL-21/94 with a triangle "Khyber" folder on it. The other thing I wanted to actually look into was an SLR-106UR SBR with a conversion to .300 Blackout, like that one we say from Troy Sellars at In Range. That was a badass lil' piece of kit he whipped up. An SLR line in .300 Blackout would be a huge seller with people as long as you kept it cheap and sold it with an AAC brake.
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It is in 5.45x39, Well my Krinkov is beautiful, it has perfect hardened enamel paint,and is just in mint condition, it was built by a company called InRange, and they do awesome work, I snagged it at a dealer auction for 17k, but I have open offers for 25k any time I want to sell it. The only reason I got it for 17k, is because the other high roller collectors were at another auction at the time.
LOL I was answering your question and then I read the second part, and you know about InRange! Yep I know about the .300 Blackout conversion! You will see 300 blackouts on the market soon, they desire for them will create a market soon enough.
Nothing wrong with the polish bro! Later on when you get into the game, you will have money to throw at your dream projects
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Haha Small world. I hear Troy does some amazing work, I did speak to him about a line of those rifles, but I didn't hear back from him on that topic since. It's a damn shame they're so expensive. But, you being an FFL guy, might want to take a serious look at the link, or subtext, here in my journal . If it's as true as it's believed to be, you might also want to upgrade your FFL according, should you not have such the level to make such imports. This, as you can see, could possibly be one of the biggest business ventures for whoever jumps on it first.
As for CQB weapons, I think an AK-74 type in 300 Black is perfect. Especially with a silencer. Hell, it should be mandatory to be sold with a silencer. And only an AAC, of course.
As for my project. It's not yet begun, and it's not based on an AK. I want to do want Samuel Colt couldn't. I want to come around with a kinetic weapon that trumps the AK... and I say that with much love to be had for the AK. It can be done. But, I could definitely point you in the direction of a few tanks. Some modified Challengers (Abrams lookalikes), lots of old Soviet gear too as well as surplus Pattons. As for you getting in on that, it would depend. You hiring? xD
If you have it, you should hit me up on Skype. Would have helluva lot of awesome conversations. Under the same ident' as here on DA.
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Yes I and many of us other Sot guys are watching this carefully, but I have a feeling they will find some way of stopping it. As far as SOT import stuff, that all follows under either pre or post samples I am talking machine guns of course. Parts kits and etc, those all have to follow 922r, and the likely hood of the anti gunners giving up ground they have already won, is small. However with a new President and congress, anything is possible. The laws are so complex, I ask for clarifications from the ATF all the time, I get contradicting letters often. There needs to be a serious overhaul of the ATF and the regulations. I mean 922r is kind of a joke, how does having a certain number of US made parts in my AK stop crime? LOL But we all play by the rules, you have to!
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Haha You have to if you're worried about getting caught.
But, I wonder how this information affects FA imports and sale here in the States. I know that in-country weapons will still be a no-no, but I'm not sure about weapons like an FA G-36, Tavor and so forth. I doubt it, but it was a thought.
As for the ATF, I do agree. They're just corrupt though. Seriously need to overhaul everything and everybody. But, I would just contact a source in Russia. The AK-74 crowd is being hit hard with a lack of magazines, so I wonder what happens if you start buying them straight from Izhmash, or a subsidiary.
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Yep got to play by the rules, or get kicked out of the game.
Yes, original bakelite mags can be hard to find now days. I use mainly Arsenal ( Bulgarian circle 10 ) Mags in my 74's. I did just buy a case of the Orange Tapco 74 mags to use as range mags. They are working great. When I bought my Krinkov I bought 100 bakelite surplus mags, But that was a few years ago.
Until the ATF and the regs get a much needed overhaul, I think things will just remain the same in the FA world. If someday they did drop the 86 ban, you would see machine gun prices drop like crazy. Right now a transferable colt M16 runs between 15-17k, thatβs for a factory machine gun. If the 86 ban was gone, Full auto Guns would probably be a few hundred dollars more than their semi cousins. Like a good AR-15 now days is around 1200 bucks, if there was no 86 ban, a full auto M16 would be around 1800 bucks, or probably cheaper! After all there is only a few different parts between the semi and auto.
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Aye. I've done a lot of research and hoping for one day that the NFA would be abolished. For some reason it doesn't seem to have an expiration day on that piece of "legislature" (ass-wipe), which is odd.
I would so badly like to get my hands on an AKM, AKMS (Khyber-style) and an AK-103. But, of course, other things would be opened up as well. RPGs, 40mm rounds. Would love some of that. Really wish Paul would win, or we would fight the NFA. Seriously.
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The funniest part about me is, all I want is for machine guns to be more affordable. You know how scary it is to think about cracking a lower on a 17 thousand dollar M16. Thatβs why I think about buying registered sears. You can move it from your broken down old lower, to a new fresh lower. But even full auto sears wear out after awhile. But it is legal to repair your transferable sear, not replace, but repair. This usually means having material added to the worn spots. I have seen some pretty cool methods that some companies have come up with to repair your old worn transferable sear. Now if you have a registered Lower, than you can simply show your form and get new full auto parts all day long. So its a trade off. Neither route is cheap, sears cost a lot, FA guns cost a lot, Same Same I guess.
LOL even if NFA was gone they would still stop people from buying RPG's and etc. there would be a basic public safety issue, with RPG's flying around everywhere LOL Explosives and that set of licenses donβt fall under NFA anyway, its a whole separate license, you can get it though, no money in it however. You have to balance the cost of the license with the potential profits that license will bring. Now if you become a serious weapons manufacture, the costs would probably not bother you. But I think I got off your point, you were saying if the laws were changed and the reg made more simple. I dream for those days!
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Aye. Though, if I'm correct, you could just mix the correct metal concentration, make a die, drop the sear into the die and then drop some of that metal mix into the die. Let it cool and there's a 'new' old sear. But, then again, ATF might see that as manufacturing. And what do I know, I'm just spit-balling.
Well, yes and no. Explosives like C4 aren't under NFA. Explosive ordnance like 40-Mike HE or PG-7V rockets fall under DDs, that little subcategory under the ATF with the DAO-12 and USAS-12 shotguns. You can find HE grenades out there for the M203, signing out at $1,000 per (including the tax stamp). But, yes, I would love to see the NFA go. I really would.
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You just cant cover the serial numbers, thatβs how they are registered. And there is a fine line between repair and replace in some cases. I think I will just stick with registered receivers for the most part. My Mp5SD conversion has a S&H sear in it, so those things are awesome. Since it is registered as a SBR, I can use it with my semi pack as well. I also own a SBR MP5K Clone that RDTS built for me, I move the Trigger pack from one to the other all the time. Completely legal since both guns are registered as SBR's and the Sear is registered on its own, you can put it in any host weapon that can accept it. Since both guns are 9mm I donβt have to change the Ejector or trigger spring, but if I want to put in a 91 or 53 then I have to change the ejector and trigger spring. I donβt own a 53 anymore, but I do own a MSG90 clone. I have new desire to shoot that on full auto anyway LOL
I donβt know of any non licensed individuals who have ever owned Rpg rockets or hand grenades. The Launcher yes, but the rockets no. As for the 40mm, they are everywhere, most guys shoot marker rounds or The Hornets Nest out of them [link]
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Ah. I forgot about that possibility. Alright, well, I guess there will be a new plan there. Haha But, as for shooting an MSG90 on FA? Fuck that. xD That's straight up DMR period. However, sticking it in an HK-21 is an option. Another, I've heard of... is buying an H&K trigger pack for the semi M-249s that are available and throwing an H&K sear in, though I don't know the procedures of doing that entirely, and I don't know where to get one --- the correct trigger pack that is.
Yeah. RPG rounds and hand grenades are a no-go, but I definitely would be interested to find out where they fall in particular, if 30mm HE can be had under DD procedures.
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LOL yeah shooting a full auto 91 is not really a lot of fun anyway, now a full auto FAL is cool
Yep know all about the trigger pack 249's [link] But they are so pricey!
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Aye. My father was looking into buying an M-249, but I keep telling him that there many, if any, civvie legal 249s, and they would more probably be Minimi conversions. I was right, that being there is one, maybe two, in the whole U.S. that are fully transferable. That leaves the H&K trigger pack his last remaining option outside of being an FFL with an SOT. Then he has to pull the trigger on a sear.
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Last HK sear I seen up on the board was 18k, but the guy said he would include an SBR host gun. It was a S&H sear, those are the best. I do know a guy selling 3 S&H trigger packs for 47,500, thatβs only 15k and some change each! [link] Get some buddies together and split the cost, its a good deal!
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Roger that! Will definitely look into it.
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This photo pretty much sums up why it sucks to live in the UK 
OK, we can actually have the rifles (although the licensing process and regulations are ridiculously strict), but the pistol? That's a big no-no.
Is that a 4Sevens Quark I see to the right?
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Sorry bro, I feel for you man. I have friends that use to live over there and Australia, they moved here for the gun laws and less Socialism.
Love 4 Sevens lights! But this is my beloved Fenix LD20, such a great light.
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Looks extremely similar to my Quark AAΒ² Tactical, almost identical in fact. Great lights as you said, but it just takes forever to get them shipped over here!
As for the UK gun laws, they are a joke, and a perfect example of how a protectionist government screws over the populace. Pray to God that never happens in the States! (although from what little I know, I gather California is already on a slippery downhill slope...).
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I think Quark and Fenix use to be connected somehow, because you are right they are so similar.
Ca sucks LOL but I hear things are changing for the better for the gun owners there soon. The NRA has launched its full attention onto CA now, due to the fact CA is going broke, and the anti gun laws are not lowering crime at all, in fact crime is going nuts over there. Things will be changing here in the sates soon, either we will become more socialistic go broke and wind up like Greece, or we will turn it around and get a new President and get this place back on track.
Gun laws really donβt do anything to lower crime, punishing the law abiding citizens doesnβt affect the criminals at all. Most of the gun laws are just feel good laws, and all about control over the people. The only gun law we really need is background checks at purchase. After that just enforce the laws we already have on the books. If a bad guy shoots the place up, out his ass away, donβt just slap his wrist and let him go. Sorry I could go on for days LOL
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"Gun laws really donβt do anything to lower crime, punishing the law abiding citizens doesnβt affect the criminals at all. Most of the gun laws are just feel good laws, and all about control over the people. The only gun law we really need is background checks at purchase. After that just enforce the laws we already have on the books."Amen to that! Sadly I think it's too late for us in the UK, as we don't have a single organisation that represents British shooters, we have dozens, and they rarely work together.
I can't imagine handguns ever being reinstated in Britain, it would be political suicide for whichever party reintroduced them, but I do live in hope...
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Yeah live in hope is all you can do. I know guys would just tell you to move to a gun friendly country. But I know how life is, your family and job and life is not so easily moved. And the fact you probably love your country, which is totally respectable, and so understanding. I mean if they banned guns here like there, I would be very sad, but I would also look into getting those laws reversed through the legal and constitutional route. Unfortunately your form of government is a bit different than ours. But there is always hope bro, we can always have hope. Whats the deal with knives over there, you cant have blades that lock?
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Knife law is just as weird as our gun laws...
For EDC you are allowed to have a knife that has a blade of 3" or less, and does not lock (although it's unwise to have it on you in places like bars or restaurants etc). However if you have good reason to have one (fishing, work, camping) then you can have a fixed/locking blade of over 3", but you'll have to convince the police that you have a justifiable need for it if you're stopped.
Automatic blades are banned, as are balisongs, gravity knives, and ballistic knives. Assisted openers are allowed (see rules above though). Extendable or fixed batons are illegal, as is any form of pepper spray. Basically we're not allowed to carry anything that could be used to defend ourselves...
Personally I have my Leatherman Wave, Crunch and Micra on my belt at all times, along with my Quark AAΒ² tor... sorry, flashlight ( 
I also have a Cold Steel 6" Ti-Lite, but carrying that for 'work purposes' might be pushing my luck a little
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WOW very strict laws there. Here it all depends on the state you live in.
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I wanna get me one of those SOG knives too.
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SOG makes some great knives! And they usually donβt break the bank!
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Damn straight, shoot I'm even thinking about buying one of their tomahawks
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Those tomahawks / battle axes are wicked cool!
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Hell yeah. Zombies ever attack. Tomahawks great combination of blunt force and edged weapon.
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A good samurai sword would be my choice for an edged weapon, if Zombies Attacked, they have more reach and they flow so quickly through the air! And I own a nice one, so I am partial LOL
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A "Samurai sword" (in other words, a shoto, tanto, wakizashi, katana, or odachi,) is only good to you if you're trained to use it. If you're not, I'd suggest a woodcutting axe or splitting maul, for their versatility, incredibly shallow learning curve, and extreme damage potential.
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OK......... donβt know why you brought up the sword, there is no sword in this picture. I am a life long Student of Kendo, Is this someone I know playing a joke on me? LOL cause I just had a similar conversation with some friends after our Kendo class Friday. I donβt recognize you from any of your pictures. Oh I see now, you are responding to the comment above yours. I agree without some training a Samurai sword probably wont be much good to a novice, but honestly it doesnβt take much training to simply chop heads off LOL
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You make a good point. However, I would still take a splitting maul, because it's perfect for fighting hordes of enemies that can't dodge for sh*t. Of course, that goes for claymores as well; however, a claymore isn't as versatile, and you can't find them in department and hardware stores.
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