This is why Ive spent $0 on my truck for the last 8/mo
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HELL NO! I wouldnt be dumb enough to leave $7K worth of stuff in my truck, much less what the hell am I doing with $7k worth of guns and tactical gear in my truckto begin with? I will say that Robinwood Rd is about a mile from where I live.
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Great Idea...lol
They are nestled behind a gun safe, monitored alarm system, dog, and a one way in/out guard booth to the neighboorhood where the guard takes down your plate number. There are easier targets out there, lol.
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Been there done that. I had a AR50 all done up, modded. Had it for 2yrs and sold it. To expensive to shoot.
My AR50 .50BMG in action
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbEVdWPDouM
My AR50 .50BMG in action
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RbEVdWPDouM
Good song
Soil Breaking Me Down
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aweseome just awesome.
im slowly saving for a 5.45 saiga (albeit its $360 price tag). im going to do an AK FCG conversion, AK bullet guide conversion, and a new stock. so a brand new AK74 clone (or close, minus the muzzle break i know) for about $600 or so, with military surplus 74s assembled in some guys garage going for $800.
then about $80 for 4 magazines (thats the downside to the 74 platform is the more expensive magazines), then $300 for a case 2160 rounds of mil-surp ammo. buy it cheap and stack it deep.
i think ill be set after that, might try to get my hands on a saiga-12 too.
you never know how much longer this stuff is going to be available with who we have in offices.
im slowly saving for a 5.45 saiga (albeit its $360 price tag). im going to do an AK FCG conversion, AK bullet guide conversion, and a new stock. so a brand new AK74 clone (or close, minus the muzzle break i know) for about $600 or so, with military surplus 74s assembled in some guys garage going for $800.
then about $80 for 4 magazines (thats the downside to the 74 platform is the more expensive magazines), then $300 for a case 2160 rounds of mil-surp ammo. buy it cheap and stack it deep.
i think ill be set after that, might try to get my hands on a saiga-12 too.
you never know how much longer this stuff is going to be available with who we have in offices.
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Those Saiga's are really nice. The gun store near me has a few of them. At on point they had a few of the saiga 12's. I really wish i would have bought one now.
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No doubt. My local wamlart has **** tons of .223,9mm,.22lr, 12G but is still lacking in 45ACP, 38spl, .40....
I need more .45ACP
