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I made my wife read this. Thanks for posting.

Just got through installing mine. I have not shot it yet but can feel a great improvement in the trigger. I can tell I'm going to be happy with it. Thanks Dolomite. Two comments: 1 There is a reason it says twice to make sure the gun is on safety. The safety is loose while installing this kit and moves very easy if you don't pay attention. If it moves while installing this kit it affects proper operation if the gun. 2 The function check is very important. That is how I knew something was not right. My hammer did not lock back with the trigger pulled so I went back through the installation again and figured out where I went wrong.

That was a great tribute to your uncle. I'm not really sure how I got my love for firearms. Several people in my family were hunters, including my dad when I was young but no one was really gun people. Their firearms were tools for hunting and that was all. Maybe I got my start from them and took it farther than the rest.

I told my son about it. I think he has signed up. He is all about the jeeps.

I think I found him. I know I found the squirrel and bird.

That's a great story! I enjoyed reading it.

Yes, some but not all should fall off over time. Still parents need to reinforce to their children that some mistakes will follow them their entire lives.

Those kids were in child safety seats. Anyone would know a child in a car seat would not have a M16. Whoever called this in was just trying to cause trouble for the parents because they did not think children should be playing with toy guns. Some people need to mind their own business.

One more late vote for the Ruger for the same reasons others have said.

I'm envious. I'll second on needing pictures.

I tried them boiled one time. I really tried. Couldn't do it. Some people love them but make mine roasted. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I upgraded mine today and now I can't keep the battery up. It went dead in 8 hours with about 10 minutes use. I also had a lot of read e-mails show up as unread. I deleted them several times and they keep coming back. I can't get rid of them. I have been on tech support for a hour. They don't know what's wrong and I just got disconnected. Other than that everything is just great. I'm just a little frustrated right now. I do like the camea.

I don't know when I have been as disappointed in anyone as I am with Mr. Todd right now. I was speechless as I read this.

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I was at work and heard about the first one. I got to a TV and was watching when the second one hit. Something I'll never forget.

Behind my house unless it's raining. Then it's from the back porch.

My wife will not cook or eat wild game. This is the reason I only hunt coyote. I do not think it's right to kill just for the sake of sport and I will not do it. Animals were put on earth for us to use, not waste and I think it's wrong. I enjoy watching the wildlife on my property and while I would have fun popping a rabbit at a hundred yards I just can't do it.

No, they don't hold up either. Well, maybe they will to a bat but not to a car. I have one busted right now. It's still standing but it's ruined.

My dad always told me you learn more by listening than talking and I think he is right. That's why I read a lot and post little and I appreciate all I have learned here.

7/27 @ 9:29pm I tried to post here at that time but it said the site was down for maintenance but I was still able to read the forums.

I worked 12 hour swing shifts for several years and I slept with a noise maker. I built a house while working this and insulated the master bedroom walls all around and it was very quiet. I know that will not be a easy option for you without tearing your house all to pieces but if you have plans to build a house that might be a option.

Great looking truck. For the record I love the front end. That's the best thing about it.

It has been some time since I have had one of these apart but I think I am correct on this. The screw is not too long. It is the position of the pin when the screw was installed. There is a flat spot on the firing pin where the extractor screw goes. This keeps the pin free to move back and forth while holding it in. If the pin moved while you had it out it locked it down in that position when you put the screw back in. When you put it back together make sure it is in position and moves back and forth before tightening the screw down. If you have not taken it apart you'll see what I am talking about when you do take it apart.

This is what I did. Bought a gun the next day. No problem whatsoever.

"One Second After" is one of the best books I have read in some time. I would recommend it to anyone.