Ruger is still okay

yeah i knew rem shut

i get ya

And Ruger bought them

Well their parent company

Not a fan of Ruger on account of the fact that they cast their frames

Got a GP100 from them, that thing is full sized 6 shooter, built like a tank

I prefer forged and milled recievers

But way too big to edc

*Laughs in blackpowder big iron*

In Canada it's difficult and expensive to get a carry license.

So I carry a blackpower revolver since it isn't considered a firearm.

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outstanding move

Gotta love loopholes

Heh

You can also do this in the US as Canada and the US have the same laws when it comes to blackpowder.

right, i can just go to the store and buy it lol

Don't even have to go to the store

Just order it online

well, yeah

long live blackpowder then, nice

Dam in my state no permit needed to carry Concealed

Yeah when I lived in KY it's also constitutional carry

no perm needed

feel bad for cali

although... we might all be cali soon...

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Texas sure aint they gonna hit the road if that starts happening

100%

I'll move to Texas

South Carolina is where most of the firearm companies are based

Also South Carolina has the least gun laws and restrictions of any state.

Im moving to Montana

You will never find me

awesome!

should I dm u a picture of the steel I got?

here, I'll just post it here. I have a 13 1/2" x 1/4" x 1" piece of straight steel. It also has red paint on it, which has prevented any substantial rust from occurring.

oof that photo is so bad. <:Ben_Cringe:752572527120875520>

I want to say it's also a fairly soft steel, as, when I tested it out, my hacksaw cut quite efficiently through this particular piece.

But is it hardenable steel?