- Location
- Colorado Springs, CO
In Colorado, UPS drops ammo right on the porch. California, who knows.
GUNS & AMMO
- Thread starter Skully
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Re: Re: GUNS & AMMO
Depends on the driver. Last shipment was waiting for me when I got home from work
Depends on the driver. Last shipment was waiting for me when I got home from work
- Location
- Colorado Springs, CO
My regular UPS driver calls me by my first name, and leaves treats for the big dog barking at the window. 
jdxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Colorado Springs
GUNS & AMMO
Here's a question, with all the Nazi laws passed last year, is a SKS even legal to own these days i heard something on the news because of the 20rd in removable mag that it was thought they would just be altogether illegal? I was following it all but that kinda got lost in the crowd of all the other stuff! I know a guy wanting to possibly sell one but don't know if it's even legal to own!
Here's a question, with all the Nazi laws passed last year, is a SKS even legal to own these days i heard something on the news because of the 20rd in removable mag that it was thought they would just be altogether illegal? I was following it all but that kinda got lost in the crowd of all the other stuff! I know a guy wanting to possibly sell one but don't know if it's even legal to own!
goodburbon
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Westcliffe Colorado.
The SKS as it is configured from the factory is legal, as it has a 10rd magazine.
If it is being sold with an aftermarket magazine the seller will have to keep the mag and you'll have to source an original one. The original 10 rd mags are superior anyway, changing a duckbill magazine is a 3 handed operation.
If it is being sold with an aftermarket magazine the seller will have to keep the mag and you'll have to source an original one. The original 10 rd mags are superior anyway, changing a duckbill magazine is a 3 handed operation.
YELLAHEEP
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Littleton, Colorado
http://www.nraila.org/gun-laws/state-laws/colorado.aspx
All you need to know.
Bottom line...... A semi-auto SKS is legal to own. State law requires that the transaction take place at a gun shop or with an individual holding an FFL. $10 transfer fee. Hi cap mags may not trade hands.
The silly part about laws like this is that unless the buyer or seller snitch on the other..... The law is not enforceable and no one would know about the transaction.
So.... Don't buy from an undercover ATF agent or cop......:laugh:
All you need to know.
Bottom line...... A semi-auto SKS is legal to own. State law requires that the transaction take place at a gun shop or with an individual holding an FFL. $10 transfer fee. Hi cap mags may not trade hands.
The silly part about laws like this is that unless the buyer or seller snitch on the other..... The law is not enforceable and no one would know about the transaction.
So.... Don't buy from an undercover ATF agent or cop......:laugh:
xj-grin
NAXJA Member #1096
- Location
- Colorado Springs, Colorado
Indeed. Don't do that!
jdxj
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Colorado Springs
GUNS & AMMO
Ok that's kinda what I was thinkin thanks for confirming
Ok that's kinda what I was thinkin thanks for confirming
So I found a place to do the hydro paint on the slide of the cz like I want. The price is pretty decent and their work looks great. That said I'm also looking to get the cz back in the safe vs carrying so much since they seem to be harder and harder to find.
So after doing some fondling, I decided against the m&p as well as the Xd. My hands just felt funky holding on to both in a variety of calibers.
So I got talked into trying out a G30. Ya. A glock. The one brand I figured I'd never like. But hot damn. It felt really good in my hands. Very easy to conceal and way way lighter and smaller than the cz. So on the hunt for one if anyone sees one. Or I'll just pick up the one at sportsmans since they have the best price so far.
So after doing some fondling, I decided against the m&p as well as the Xd. My hands just felt funky holding on to both in a variety of calibers.
So I got talked into trying out a G30. Ya. A glock. The one brand I figured I'd never like. But hot damn. It felt really good in my hands. Very easy to conceal and way way lighter and smaller than the cz. So on the hunt for one if anyone sees one. Or I'll just pick up the one at sportsmans since they have the best price so far.
SteveT
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Aurora, CO
Glock, perfection.
I keep thinking I'd like to try hydro-dipping myself, but most places that do it professionally offer "previous dip removal" services...Makes me think there's a lot of people doing it wrong.
I keep thinking I'd like to try hydro-dipping myself, but most places that do it professionally offer "previous dip removal" services...Makes me think there's a lot of people doing it wrong.
xj-grin
NAXJA Member #1096
- Location
- Colorado Springs, Colorado
cripes. makes me glad I picked up my G30 a few years back at $300...
xj-grin
NAXJA Member #1096
- Location
- Colorado Springs, Colorado
Indeed, and mine was used, but it was also mostly pre-drama... (early 2009). Sadly, as happens so often, it was lost in the jetsam of the flash flooding in the forest last year, and I am now left to defend myself with my fists, as the state intends. :eyes:
SteveT
NAXJA Forum User
- Location
- Aurora, CO
And knives, don't forget the deadly knives. But that would be silly, to try to regulate knives....or fists, for that matter, because knives and fists don't hurt people, it's the people using them.
