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Posted: 4/10/2010 7:14:17 AM EDT
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My new suppressor was finally approved, so I decided to take a family photo.
Starting from left to right. Ruger 10/22 with Griffin Armament Checkmate Ruger MKII with AAC Element Glock 17 with AAC TiRant 9 Custom built SBR (10.5" LWRC upper) with AAC M4-2000 mod 08 Full Auto Lage M1 with AWC MK9a 
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yah this: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Nice family....and wife to let ya put your guns on the table too.  LOL. I am currently single and only 25 yrs old. I do not plan on getting married for a while.  OK...ha! It just don't look like a single guys home...None i have seen lately. your are quite the dichotomy... NFA spread all over the table and matching cushions in the window sill and chairs... You are like me and my wife put together... I think that's a compliment. I didn't get married until I was in my late twenties. Although my wife is extremely gracious and "understanding", I do kinda wish I'd acquired a lot more of my toys before marriage...I love it when people add up the cost of the tax stamps. It's funny, but after a certain number of NFA purchases, I don't even think about the tax stamps anymore... Good looking family photo. |
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this makes sense... Quoted: The picture was taken at my parents house. That is my mothers decorating, but she will probably do the same to my house once I find one. I almost bought a house 2 months ago but things fell through, so I am still looking. When I was saving up for my first house I lived with my parents for awhile. While I lived there I ended up buying/filling up their carport with three cars, an old truck, two motorcycles, and a jet ski I bought since I had so much extra money... That didn't last long, I had to find a place to buy quick before they kicked me and my collection out... Although, an NFA collection doesn't take up as much space... |
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yah, ticks me off too. Quoted: Quoted: Sick- saw this over on the Vortex as well. You got $1400 in tax stamps alone on that table. That is what ticks me off about buying suppressors. They should not be regulated anymore than a firearm is. Nice collection, BTW. But if I had to find a bright side, it'd be that the amount I had to pay was established in 1934, not today. Relatively speaking, $200 isn't much at all compared to what it was then. It's all a moot point though, cause I already pay too much taxes!!! There's way too many laws, and WAY too many government agencies to enforce them... |
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