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ffemtreed wrote:don't buy someone a gun as a gift, go talk to the dealer and get a gift certificate and let the person who is getting the gift go fill out their own 4473 and any other paperwork that may be required.
Shyster wrote:Let’s say less than $1,200 or so, and less than $1,000 would be better. I’m not looking to buy a Les Baer or anything like that. I’m thinking of something for plinking and recreational shooting and also for SHTF contingencies.
Shyster wrote:Let’s say less than $1,200 or so, and less than $1,000 would be better. I’m not looking to buy a Les Baer or anything like that. I’m thinking of something for plinking and recreational shooting and also for SHTF contingencies.
mac5155 wrote:a buddy of mine has an AOM 160, and at $550 its a fun gun to shoot. folds up to like 18 inches too so its easy to haul it to the range.
ILikeTurtles wrote:http://www.ar15builder.com/
viva la ben wrote:Walmart in Washington had quite a few ar-15s last week.
yubb wrote:Agreed. That's my main motivation for buying now.
Also looked into the legalities of purchasing a fully automatic gun. I was surprised to see that it's legal, but I don't think the $20-30K price tag most of those guns carry is worth it. Sure would be awesome to throw 600 rounds through a hillside of pumpkins in a minute, though.
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