The Door Storage Compartments
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04-18-2006 | 09:02 PM
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Exactly, Root. I use Monster ScreenClean with a microfiber towel, works like a charm.
I put my wallet in there when driving, as the seat bolsters don't allow me to keep it in my pocket...
...and a couple of packs of Dentyne Fire cinnamon gum.
And a couple of gas receipts.
That's it. Don't want any rattles.
I put my wallet in there when driving, as the seat bolsters don't allow me to keep it in my pocket...
...and a couple of packs of Dentyne Fire cinnamon gum.
And a couple of gas receipts.
That's it. Don't want any rattles.
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04-19-2006 | 12:44 AM
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My HK Tactical and wallet on the driver's side and a bunch of powder paper on the passenger side for my wife.
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#12
04-20-2006 | 07:10 PM
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Originally Posted by evsmotors
You bastard! I want the silencer for mine too! Was it difficult to get the license?
if your state allows this, pay a visit to your local FFL and they should be able to help you through it. You need to pay a couple hundred dollars, get the silencer serialized and stamped, etc. etc. A good FFL will help you with all of that. Also of course, they need to check your background, etc. etc.
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04-20-2006 | 08:21 PM
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Originally Posted by Kevin034
first check ar15.com, google, or your state site for the state laws where you are at, some states don't allow tax stamps for any class 2 items (silencers, machine guns, short length shotguns, etc.).
if your state allows this, pay a visit to your local FFL and they should be able to help you through it. You need to pay a couple hundred dollars, get the silencer serialized and stamped, etc. etc. A good FFL will help you with all of that. Also of course, they need to check your background, etc. etc.
if your state allows this, pay a visit to your local FFL and they should be able to help you through it. You need to pay a couple hundred dollars, get the silencer serialized and stamped, etc. etc. A good FFL will help you with all of that. Also of course, they need to check your background, etc. etc.