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HUBEL458 · November 12, 2009, 09:00 PM

What are folks reserved about?

We show the law numbers.. That law is what allows shotgun makers to make 12 gauges with any length chamber that will sell, and rifled or smooth barrels, slugs, saboted slugs, slower than molasses or hopped up fast.

Any barrel length over 18", ported or muzzle brakes. And barrels shorter you pay a tax, if auto fire pay a tax, etc.

It is not me that has any production skills, it is Savage, NEF, Rossi, TC, Mossberg, Win, Rem,etc, and the barrel and parts makers with the skills.

We just put stuff together which is also legal to do. Here it is not illegal to change a barrel or a stock or a scope, etc, for a guy working on his own stuff, like it is in some other countries,where you have to get a permit and bribe the gov(called fees) to even put a different finish on your stock or add a recoil pad...Sigh..

Ed

November 12, 2009, 09:00 PM	#504
HUBEL458 Senior Member Join Date: March 8, 2000 Posts: 751	What are folks reserved about? We show the law numbers.. That law is what allows shotgun makers to make 12 gauges with any length chamber that will sell, and rifled or smooth barrels, slugs, saboted slugs, slower than molasses or hopped up fast. Any barrel length over 18", ported or muzzle brakes. And barrels shorter you pay a tax, if auto fire pay a tax, etc. It is not me that has any production skills, it is Savage, NEF, Rossi, TC, Mossberg, Win, Rem,etc, and the barrel and parts makers with the skills. We just put stuff together which is also legal to do. Here it is not illegal to change a barrel or a stock or a scope, etc, for a guy working on his own stuff, like it is in some other countries,where you have to get a permit and bribe the gov(called fees) to even put a different finish on your stock or add a recoil pad...Sigh.. Ed __________________ ED HUBEL