nightrunner

I believe the keyword is "livelihood". Meaning that is how you make your living or part of it.

I would imagine it being something similar to being considered a used car salesman, which I believe is selling 5 cars a year. I'm not sure but I have heard that number before.

My opinion, that is a good thing. Right now it's a grey area with the ATF being able to change that number on a whim. Set an number in writing and is gun owners will know if we are breaking the law or not. Just my opinion that I know isn't shared by all on here.

This. And, technology will come to where there is no window at all. Only an electronic dot floating in the air via projection or holographics. Integrate that into the top of the slide, now we are getting somewhere.

I have some tetra but haven't used it yet. The oil, not grease. It turned over and spilled in my ammo can and good lord that stuff stinks. I'm looking for something else that works.

Depends on the wording. If, like the article states, it says "in the business of", it won't really mean anything. Law already says if you are in the business of, you have to have a FFL. And we all know all FFL transfers include a background check. Selling a personal collection doesn't mean you are in the business of.

I'm sure you are getting into USDA territory on that. Kinda how a while back the Amish got in trouble for selling milk.

Whoa! I don't keep up with prices at all, but last time I went to buy some silver, gold was around $1600/oz. and gas was pretty high then if I remember correctly.

Probably because he said "most women..." Lol

Is this yours? That's a bad design if it will fire out of battery. Very bad.

There was a thread about it here on TGO. Walmart employees were putting it out in the sporting goods section lol

Maybe I don't understand but why are they cutting wages instead of charging more for the oil? Is the price being kept low artificially? Usually they raise prices anytime for anything weather related or holiday driving season, but it hasn't happened lately.

It's about dang time! Obviously they have the capability to do it with the other factory MOS models, and with the popularity of these models being milled for MRDSs in the aftermarket, coupled with the fact these exact models are already available overseas, it's time. I'm betting in the future we see all Glock models compact size and larger available in MOS configuration.

This. I'm betting the ones who want to have been using the G19 for awhile now. And the ones who don't want to still won't. I may be wrong but I think guys like SEALs get to use whatever they dang well please.

That specific pic looks like a super short (5" ish)?SBR carbine with folding stock. 9mm AR built off of a Quarter Circle 10 lower. Aftermarket polymer magazines. Never mind, I'm too slow on the draw it seems lol

I too had to read that post twice to figure out that was being said.

I live in Smyrna now, don't like living in town, but had to follow the money till I can afford to build a home out of town and afford the commute. In Smyrna or especially Nashville, I can imagine something like San Bernadino happening or similar. Here in town, I am uncomfortable walking around without a G19 sized or larger handgun. I grew up in the country outside Manchester. I'd be comfortable with a 5 shot snub and nothing else. I know nearly everyone there and very familiar with the surroundings. I just don't trust people not to go full retard around here nowadays

Chris Kyle carried a Springfield 1911 overseas until he damaged it. He replaced it with a Sig P220. Me personally I'd prefer the sig but Glock would work just as well I suppose.

Man that's nice! Let us know how it shoots, I'm looking forward to a known unbiased review.

Those are some rockin boots! Nice setup, from the FDE pistol to the light, RMR, and suppressor, looking good!

In all reality, I think it has to do with having to regulate stupid people. If people were smart and actually cared about what they were doing and how it affects others and the future generations, there wouldn't be a need for it. Think about the buffalo hunting. That is how deer would be without regulations. I hate it as much as anyone else.

That looks like a Subaru, with AWD.

It's money and nothing else. They could stretch it and maybe investigate people who held a hunting license if they completely banned guns but it's not 100%. Muzzleloaders and air rifles arent "firearms". Same with bows.

Reminds me of when the guy tripping on bath salts in Florida happened and someone made a video mimicking it and chasing people around.

Jade Helm exercise. Nothing to see here.