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seabeescotty · November 8, 2007, 10:45 PM

Hello members, I'm a new guy, and probably should keep my two cents to myself, but this is an interesting topic you've got going. I remember back during the time of the free Southeast Asian vacations, we were told not to top off the magazines of our m-16's. And I did experience some problems with them. But I guess they corrected that little snafu. My sons tell me the new 30 rounders are fine. Maybe everyone's correct to some degree. As for removing a bolt to store a rifle, I made sure through upbringing, same as my dad before me, that there would be no accidents. If the kids are raised to know and respect firearms, it helps with peace of mind. And if you only have one firearm, and can't find the hidden part, the burglar is gonna love it. Seabeescotty

November 8, 2007, 10:45 PM	#24
seabeescotty Junior Member Join Date: November 4, 2007 Location: I live on 25 acres in rural northeastern Oklahoma. I moved here two years ago , to get away from the craziness in California. My second amendment rights were being stomped into the ground out there. Posts: 6	Yes, no, or maybe. Hello members, I'm a new guy, and probably should keep my two cents to myself, but this is an interesting topic you've got going. I remember back during the time of the free Southeast Asian vacations, we were told not to top off the magazines of our m-16's. And I did experience some problems with them. But I guess they corrected that little snafu. My sons tell me the new 30 rounders are fine. Maybe everyone's correct to some degree. As for removing a bolt to store a rifle, I made sure through upbringing, same as my dad before me, that there would be no accidents. If the kids are raised to know and respect firearms, it helps with peace of mind. And if you only have one firearm, and can't find the hidden part, the burglar is gonna love it. Seabeescotty