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I use Eastern Insurance / Historic Firearms Insurance: https://www.easterninsurance.com/insurance-quotes/personal-insurance/historic-firearms I used to use the NRA policy, but read a lot of good reviews about Eastern Insurance and switched. They are much cheaper. As with the NRA insurance, they do n...

I was there last month, and I did not see any signs.

The Impact Zone in Brookshire will allow draw and fire, but you have to be a member or part of an event in order to shoot there. Membership is at the sole discretion of the property owner, and he doesn't hand it out lightly. It's a really nice range and definitely worth the drive.

I made the mistake of giving money to Rocky Mountain Gun Owners (another Dudley Brown organization) during the debate in the Colorado Assembly over magazine capacity restrictions and universal background checks. I had hoped that RMGO served a similar function as TSRA, but boy, was I wrong. Now I am ...

He is a Manager at the Rudy's in Allen. When notified by a couple of customers who were "disgruntled", he tossed it in the dumpster. As info, Rudy's (DFW) Stores are not posted. If you happen to see a sign that you think may not be kosher, check with the location management. It would seem...

Congratulations, and thank you to everyone who worked to make this happen.

My Texas CHL does list my AK address. Unfortunately I didn't find what I was looking for before I got sick. All I picked up while back in Texas was the flu from my family!

Technically, the answer is "yes." Since you're transferring in the state for which the CHL was issued, the federal law _allows_ the waiver of the background check. However, the key word there is "allow." Bottom line is that you can purchase a long gun here and ship it back to yo...

Side note: My boys have been bugging me about a trip to AK. Need to do it before they grow up and aren't interested in hanging with Dad anymore. If we make the trip this summer maybe I can haul some for you. Awesome! If you are able to make it up, come as late in the summer as you can manage. There...

That should work. Just wanted to make sure you weren't driving home with it. :mrgreen: If this were summer time, I would load up my car with as much ammo as I could legally cross the border with and haul it up there. I haven't seen ammo in stock for the last year, except for 5.56 which is oddly ple...

I believe you are right about that. How do you plan on getting it home? Checked luggage?

US Mail. It is legal to mail a long gun to yourself in another state, though sometimes USPS tries to tell you that it isn't.

Unless you have something showing that you are a resident in Texas, I do not believe that any dealer will transfer a firearms to you directly. I believe that I can legally buy a long gun, unless Texas has a state law prohibiting it. When I was a Texas resident living in Alaska, I was able to purcha...

I am an Alaska resident with a Texas CHL back in Texas visiting family. I know that I cannot buy a pistol, but that I can buy a long gun. Would my Texas CHL still exempt me from the NICS requirement on a long gun purchase?

I'm not sure what almostfree means by a lightweight barrel A lightweight profile barrel is the same as a "pencil" barrel or 0.625" in diameter, which is the same diameter that was used on the M16A1 / XM177 series of rifles. Unless you plan on doing a lot of sustained rapid fire with ...

For a carbine (which is what it sounds like you are probably going to build from the parts above), I'd stick with a 16" barrel. I personally prefer the lightweight profile. That would leave you with a choice of a mid-length (http://www.bravocompanyusa.com/BCM-16-Mid-Length-LIGHT-WEIGHT-Upper-Re...