I still have hope.
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I still have hope.
Me too! I sent an email just in case.
Thats what I forgot to do!
Oh. Never mind then.Originally Posted by cancer
I was joking, hence the "razz" smiley
"THINK" - Watson
My semi-famous progressive reloading video, and getting-there high-volume 223 video.
My less-famous "common questions and answers" page - pics and text. Primer crimp removal, case trimming, etc.
It is more accurate to say they are legal because they are AIA No.4 magazines, i.e. designed and built for a bolt-action, regardless of what else they make work in.
Magazine capacity is limited if the magazine is made for a centrefire semi-auto. Even if you could get an M14 magazine to fit and used it in a bolt-action, e.g. an AIA No.4 and didn't have an M14, that mag would still be legally limited to five rounds.
Today could be the last day of the rest of your life.
Harrumff! You could at least have use "Ontario Out of Doors" for an example. Maybe even "Guns and Ammo". Let's try to stay on topic!John, they print MacLeans and Chatelaine here in Owen Sound. I could probably hook you up. The machinery can't be that much different...
Hehe, that's why I used the words "think" and "should". But, if you front me some money I'd be glad to start up a partnership with you in the magazine manufacturing field
Religion is regarded by the common people as true, by the wise as false, and by the rulers as useful.
- Seneca the Younger
Soooo...Johnone - are you going to be getting more of the AIA mags in?
ditto. I want some!
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Isn't AIA out of business??
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