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I agree, take her shooting, let her shoot a 22 with a 40x scope at 50 yards and pray to god she hits a bunch of bulls eyes, then convince her how much better she is than you[smile] and then there will be two gun enthusiasts in your house. At the least she might appreciate your interest in...

Yep, they have have one... what an awesome gun!! a lot of gun for a lot of money.

It looks like Forest and Field in Norwalk Ct, either has one (cheytac M200) or is on it's way. I saw the ad on guns america, I am going down there today to see if it's actually there. Does anyone have one? reviews?

I read somewhere that the old barrels of the tantals with problems, would not have issues as long as the mil-surp rounds were used (53 grain), the heavier wolf (70 grain) or other brands were the ones that produced the keyholes consistently.

I have 2 tantals, not from kits. The barrel problem is apparently an old problem which would cause the bullets to keyhole or tumble before impact. I have had no problems with mine and the ammo is so cheap it really makes them worth buying. Another ak-74 that I like is the Sar2 if you can find...

the VZ 58 is the ONLY 7.62 Ak'ish I have found that is legal, I have 2 and absolutely love them. Mags aren't cheap but it is as close to a real AK as you'll get in CT in that caliber. It only looks like an Ak in form, the rest is different. JO JO's in southington has a ton of mags...

I know the saiga thing is silly, I own several Ak variants and have no problem with them, I wanted to convert the saiga as many do I just did not have the time to do it myself, so as I was making my rounds I asked a few guys at he shops if they would do it for me, and you would have thought...

No I can't, I have only hear say. The great thing about these laws is no one seems to understand them, and fewer people will commit to their meaning, I have friends of mine who have had Ak 74 variants returned because the dealer thought they were illegal? And yet I have purchased the same guns...

I believe anything chambered in 7.62 x 39 with parts that are interchangeable with a real AK are not legal in CT, have you seen a siaga chambered in 7.62 x 39 in CT? .308s and .223s a plenty, but no 7.62. I believe you would have a hard time finding a dealer who would do the transfer...

a nice compromise is the CZ VZ-58 if you must have that caliber, it is the only gun besides an SKS that I know of that shoots 7.62 x 39 that is legal in CT. and it's a great rifle.

I read linked article and it lists the 82a1 by name in the banned assault rifle group in Ct. I am not sure but I believe this is relevant even now? http://www.cga.ct.gov/2005/pub/Chap943.htm#Sec53-202a.htm And I believe I read that AP rounds in CT are a no no? If I am wrong I am open to...

Would anyone know if the barrett 82cq is legal in CT, being a variant of the 82a1 which I believe is illegal, I wondered if the cq configuration would be banned as well?