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While searching for a 3" model 60 in pawn shops, I was given an opportunity to buy a beautiful 3" k frame from a manager at a pawn shop that I have known a few years. It was not what I was looking for but I knew I would never find another as beautiful as this 1989 model 65. I had a rough old police trade in model 65 last year that I had actually experienced regrets on selling. When I bought this a few months ago it made me feel better.11 points
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I found this company at the NRA convention in Nashville last April. Believe it or not they are in New Jersey, but they provide high quality custom foam inserts for cases based on a design you create on their website. I did it first right after the NRA show last year and also bought a SeaHorse case from them - took about an hour to get the shapes right and about a month to get the final product: They can do a foam insert for just about any case that you have or that you want to buy from them. They can also do custom foam inserts, so I thought I would do one for my bedside table to hold my Glock 19 with a light and two extra mags...just got it today. First photo is with the camera flash and the second photo shows the little night light I have mounted in the drawer... Here is a link to their web site...http://www.mycasebuilder.com/ If you screw up the design they will give you a second chance for half price, or if you buy their insurance for about $8 you get a free do-over if you mess something up. They have lots of guns in their list of firearms to automatically cut out. They did not have the Bond Arms with the holster, and they didn't have that little flash light in the drawer...I took photos of them and traced them (all part of their software). Everything has been perfect with no "do-overs" except when I got the first case I had used their standard S&W 642 outline and forgot that I had the crimson trace grip - had to dremel out just a hair and it was perfect. If anybody has questions fire away, but I highly recommend going to their web site and playing around. It will show you the 3D image of the final product and everything - too cool. Best wishes, B5 points
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:up: Sometimes, the younger generation takes "facts" and runs with them, without taking the time to research it for themselves. Sad really, but we have lost control of our educational system, now controlled by liberals, news and social media.5 points
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Fitty... This ain't aimed at you or is it intended to be a criticism of what i would term "instructional educational endeavors (...which i think your video is...)... Its an old geezer's rant about what I have observed in the current atmosphere in the discussion of issues on which there is a sharp disagreement or a revisionist position on ... The specific subject is the Civil War, it's rightness (..or wrongness...), the attendant symbols, the honor of the participants... on and on... ya get the idea.... That bein said, here goes... Divergent or sharply debated views and articulations of those views are a hallmark of the American experiment... This country is one of the few truly free nations on the face of the earth where you are able to discuss all views, good, bad, or indifferent; heinous or holy, profane or good, and do it without fear of ostracism, or interference from governments and special interest jhadists... The leftist education intelligentsia, the "public discourse" intelligentsia, and the news media has so firmly planted the idea that somehow anything they (...not you...) deem to be "improper, racist, or whatever "thing dujour" they deem to be "bad"" must be prefixed with the phrase "...I'm not racist (...or whatever... fill in the blank...) but".... This idea was conjured up by these sons and daughters of satan to put anyone who disagrees with them or does not follow their "dogma" on the defensive and to set him back on his (...or her...) heels before the discussion begins... It's "defacto" giving over your right to sensible, reasoned discussion, and sometimes your First Amendment rights to "robust discussion of issues in the public forum" to your adversaries... It's an attempt at self censorship; pure and simple... The lamentable lack of knowledge of the principles on which this country was founded and the re-writing of history to suit the disgusting views of jhadists of all stripes; be they the black grievance cottage industry, the anti-american hippies, the socialist demagogues, or whatever other bunch of clowns or would be tyrants hoisting their views on whatever subject has brought us to this sad point... I say, don't be intimidated into being put on the defensive to explain any view you may have... You are not obliged to do those things... If you are in the debate or discussion business, that's what it means... Reasoned discussion... The hearers are obligated to listen and consider your argument; then agree or disagree with it... It's called "robust debate"... It's a hallmark of a free society... There are folks out there that want you to be a slave and bow down... They want to muzzle you an intimidate you into silence and/or inaction... The demagogues, would be tyrants, and speech and history revision jhadists among us are tryin, and in some cases, succeeding in making people voluntarily give up their right to voice their opinions in the Public Square... I think that's a disgrace, and i'll not let people do that to me.... Neither should you... All of us here are Americans... We should not be afraid of folks callin us names... What if you are a bigot...? What are they gonna do about it...? Not a dammed thing... Remember the wise words of the great French thinker Voltaire..."... To find out who rules over you, simply see whom you are not allowed to criticize..."...There is no discussion off limits, and there is dammed sure no subject that needs a "preemptive apology" before the discussion begins... .. Your mileage may vary... non apologizin leroy, the free speech geezer...4 points
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We'll take the money that the Nashville yuppie liberal morons don't want.4 points
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It may just have been a hammer mistaken for a Glock. :) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk3 points
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No disrespect intended, but that decrepit old fart above me stole the words right out of my keyboard. ;)2 points
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Most sheeple look for the quick sound bite answer to complicated issues. They don't take the time to understand the historical context, or deeper underlying thoughts. "The civil war was about slavery" is but one example. Quick and easy, but only part of the story. Another point is that the winner gets to write history so much of the souths position has been ignored, or manipulated to fit the narrative. For some reason I can't load the video (Internet issues on my phone), but I have liked your perspective in the past and found it well rounded and not just some more soundbites strung together. I will watch this and I'm sure it's up to your usual standards. Written by an old Yankee that passed history class back when that meant something...2 points
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Stop, stop, you're making too much sense. Seriously though, good work. Your General Lee video is one of the funniest things I've ever seen. I used to have a 12" plastic General Lee when I was a kid. I was jumping it down the steps one day and my momma yelled at me "Throw that thing down the steps one more time and I'll throw it in the trash!" I miss that toy. :)2 points
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I use 2 sets of dies for same caliber but different rifles to keep from changing dies each time I reload for the other rifle. You should be able to adjust the die so shoulder isn't moved back.2 points
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The first time I shot a can of tannerite, I made the remark that this chit ain't gonna be legal long. I stand by that.2 points
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Tannerite has warning labels for a reason, and that reason is to warn people who don't have enough common sense to realise that Tannerite may be dangerous. Guy is a moron plain and simple, and before you ask, yes, I did do stupid things when I was young, but nothing that stupid, which is evidenced by my still having all of my extremities, including fingers and toes.2 points
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I recently had to go to a specialist for a "procedure" (I turned 50, you older guys know what I'm talking about). I had to fill out a form with all kinds of stupid questions. While there weren't any gun related questions, the questions were not relevant at all to the procedure I was having done. If it wasn't a question that helped them with billing (name, address, insurance, etc.) or my medical history, I left it blank. I was ready to put up a fight when I delivered it, but they never even gave it a second look. Somewhat off-topic, but what I really want is an option to opt out of having all my medical info stored up in the Government cloud. The government does not pay for my insurance, nor any of my healthcare. It's none of their damned business what my blood pressure is, or what prescriptions I am on. I always worry that eventually they will say "Anyone taking prescription XYZ should not be allowed to own guns". And if they know who owns guns thanks to doctor's questionnaires, they can say "Sorry, your spouse is taking XYZ, you can't have guns in your house at all".2 points
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Like Pete, I've met Comms in person...it was actually at an event Pete sponsored for a veterans group. While he was always quite identifiable as to the right in his politics and adamant about it, he wasn't over that line where disagreeing because disagreeable. In person he was nothing like he came across online, which isn't uncommon. Somewhere, he went past the "reasonable" line, and it culminated in this with MacGyver bringing out the ban hammer for the good of the site. Just a reminder that the TGO Code of Conduct applies to us all. If you recall, he was getting ready to leave the Army, ETS, not retiring. That's a time which can be full of stress and anxiety as you get closer to the day when a paycheck won't be coming in unless you have follow on employment lined up. Doubly so for him since he has a family to care for. So, maybe that led to his venting or letting lose on here. Who knows. Still, I wish him and his family the best going forward. Onto other topics...Zero warning posts for me, but I apparently only have a one star rating as I see it from my user profile. Guess I'm not a cool kid. :biglol:2 points
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If I come home and somebody is on my property, they are going to get confronted. I won't shoot them unless I feel threatened but they are going to get confronted. I'm sorry but I'm not just going to sit there watching them rob me while I wait for the cops to arrive. I'll also admit that I'd be less inclined to confront if I was unarmed, but probably still would with any other weapon I could find (stick, knife, or whatever) if it was available. Best thing is not come to my property looking to cause mischief. That way you can stay alive and I can stay out of legal trouble.2 points
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What an idiot. This is EXACTLY why we can't have nice things.2 points
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I don't know about you guys.......but this is gonna be good! Cannot wait to get my hands on this knife.2 points
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Pretty much this. I'm sure he has some redeeming factors, but I sure never saw any here on TGO. I've got no use for a bigot, regardless of how macho and "type A" they are. I had a sneaking suspicion dude was a monkeydick from the start, watching him try to argue with them backpedal away from TMF kinda sealed the deal so to speak IMO.2 points
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Guess I am on side of don't miss him one bit. He was an arrogant asshat most of the time in my view. To each his own.2 points
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If you have a big source of cow manure, you can make full sized Obama dolls.2 points
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I guess some people just take the phrase "tack driver" a bit too literally. :screwy:2 points
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The 64 is the 38, but the 65 is already the magnum. The 65 is a stainless model 13.1 point
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I'm not sure how good of a deal you can get on that Gen 3 21 that you're talking about , but a member on here with the user name of jwhjwh54 is selling a Gen 3 21 for $450 . It's in the classified section. To me that is an awesome deal . I like the Gen 3's better than the Gen 4's .1 point
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Great work....AGAIN. It's just a shame that the limp minded sheeple in this country can't be bothered to base their opinions on truth and facts as you obviously do.1 point
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I am wondering if this home owner has anything to worry about? http://fox59.com/2016/03/24/homeowner-shoots-intruder-during-attempted-home-invasion/1 point
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Personally I love the Generally Lee video. Still one of my favorite youtube video's of all time. Thanks Robert1 point
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Thanks for the post. Some good info there, and maybe a prospective sale or 2.1 point
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Honestly, proper technique (and not using 3" magnum hunting loads ), and a gun that actually fits you goes a long way toward making recoil more acceptable. Most factory stocks are just too long for most people unless they are 6'4" . A simple 1" shortening of the stock can make a huge difference in handling and in recoil management.1 point
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Imagine that on a gun forum. I was pretty far left at one time, until I found out that EVERYBODY that is out to repeal the second amendment is a lefty. I hope Obama gets an incurable case of Cuban scabies. If only he had some nuts they could chew on. :)1 point
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I am in Chattanooga and will pull any live rounds you need pulled. I doubt you will get that many because of the cost associated with shipping live ammo the correct way. I can give you a 45 Gap case, 45 win mag case, a 32 S&W, and maybe some others.1 point
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I do have a small collection of various calibers I have had in the past but, they are unfired rounds and I don't have the guns anymore. I do have a .32H&R Mag. still I can fire a few rounds from. I also have a couple of .454 Cassull, if I could extract the bullet and dump the powder without mangling the casing I could pop the primer out of my .410. Sorry, i'm not going to fire a .454 Cassull out of my .410, I like my hand and ugly face too much for that. :)1 point
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Sweet! That looks great :drool: My 3" model 13 is one of my favorite guns. Love the K frames1 point
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43 feet? That's stupid. I've shot Tannerite no way would I shoot it at that distance, especially when set in a way to send shrapnel with the blast. Modern medical technology is the only reason idiots like this get to tell the story about the time that they blew their leg off instead of just dying.1 point
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So this lower wouldn't be a good idea for a defensive AR? [URL=http://smg.photobucket.com/user/JMH42/media/AR%20Lower_zpstxvnfkm7.jpg.html][/URL]1 point
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We're all entitled to different opinions. I don't eat seafood and my dogs are my family. I value them more than most humans. They're loyal, protect and don't cause harm. Religion and Politics.. Ahhh.. 2 things I don't even discuss with my best of friends! But in my opinion dogs do have souls in my opinion so I guess I'm hell bound!1 point
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Granted that I've not put a lot of rounds through my AK's but at this point I've had zero issues with them. I'd trust a Saiga and so far my Zastava M92 PAP has been solid. How they came right out of the box... Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk1 point
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I deprime after tumbling, why do a extra step not needed with dry media.1 point
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My Saiga IZ132Z came with a Tapco G2. It was a good trigger, definitely better than what came in my M92 PAP, but I like the ALG AKT trigger best.1 point
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If you haven't already you should check out the akfiles.com lots of good folks over there and tons of info. It's probably settled down some now but in the heyday of ak building it was a pretty active place. I purchased bits and pieces of tooling from members there.1 point
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Ok, NPAP's do not use standard AK parts. If you are cool with that then they will work just fine. But only current production guns. In the under $700 range the current production WASR cannot be beat. It is 100% made in a foreign COMBLOC country that has been making them for a VERY long time. It takes all standard AK parts. AVOID WASRS THAT ARE NOT CURRENT PRODUCTION. In the under $1,000 range it really is had to beat DDI. It takes all standard AK parts. Above $1,000? Don't know because I would never spend that kind of money on a tool. Now if it were some sort of super rare model then I might but I doubt it. AKs to avoid, going to be a big, long list: IO Inc (unless it is the 100% Polish gun) RAS 47's (They are using cast trunions and are falling like flies) PSA AKs (same deal with the cast trunions but they are fairing a little better) PAPs (They use non standard parts and depending on the gun they may have problems with heat treat) If I had $1,000 to spend on an AK it would be a WASR, 1K rounds of ammunition and the rest in magazines. The WASRs are coming with a Century trigger now and for a "factory" AK it is pretty amazing. I have measured them at 4 pounds. You have my number Sam, before you buy anything I have not mentioned call me.1 point
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Boy talk about wishful thinking. There are many gun toting, survival minded tactically trained individuals in large cities. There is a high likelihood that among that 'horde' will be combat vets that have fought up in the mountains of Afghanistan against some very rural communities. If a large group leaving the city encounters other groups of gang members and such as mentioned in the article, then the group that eventually ends up in rural areas will be battle hardened and not the soft bellied individuals the writer suggests. No, the most likely way for rural inhabitants to survive is to come together into large groups and create defense perimeters that can be defended costing attackers too much time, energy and most of all casualties to take.1 point
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