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I've always considered Jeff Buckley's rendition to be the best, but this one is pretty damn amazing.

Anyone know what's going on at Guns & Leather? Just drove past G&L and saw emergency crews all over the parking lot and side of the road.

What he said.

Delaware man charged $21,000 at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club - but only wanted a $300 lap dance 21 grand, the least you could hope for is an unforgettable lap dance. A Delaware man who says he has no memory of a big night at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club is suing the West Side skin joint, saying he racked up more than $21,000 on two credit cards when all he wanted was a $300 lap dance. Gerard Wall, 39, swears he doesn't remember a thing after he agreed to charge his American Express card for a topless bump-and-grind in a private room. "Plaintiff submitted his American Express card for a $300 charge," says the suit filed in Manhattan Supreme Court. "He did not approve any other charges." By the time Wall left the Hustler Club at 10 p.m. on Dec. 12 - two drinks and a mere 90 minutes into his bosom bender - he was so blitzed, the lawsuit says, a club employee had to drive him home. When he woke up the next day, the suit says, Wall discovered he was missing $80 from his wallet - and sporting $21,620.60 in fresh charges to his American Express and Discover cards. Wall did not return calls, and his lawyer refused to comment. Calls to the club were not returned. His suit puts him in the company of other lap dunces who ended up in court after their good times at Manhattan strip clubs. The husband of a Bangladeshi diplomat sued Scores in 2004, charging that the club smacked him with a $129,626 credit-card bill when all he shelled out was $28,000. A Missouri CEO lost his job a year later when he put a $241,000 tab on his American Express card during a Scores outing, and was sued by the credit-card company for refusing to pay. jmartinez@edit.nydailynews.com Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/ny_local/2010/01/12/2010-01-12_night_to_forget_at_highpriced_city_jiggle_joint.html#ixzz0cRyqwNVe

I prefer the Remington 870 with 18" barrel. The Mossberg series is worth looking at as well.

Welcome to TGO! Enjoy your stay!

Do you mean 'BEOOMU'? If so, that's the Model number for a Alexander Arms .50 Beowulf upper.

Email sent with copy of invoice. If you need anything else, please don't hesitate to contact me. I'll do everything I can.

I got the email from Buds. I will forward the receipt to you as soon as I get home.

Yes, I'm fairly certain I can get the receipt. I have emailed Buds Gun Shop, and they responded last night. They are going to email me a copy of the receipt and I will gladly forward it to you as soon as I get it.

This is who I use for any such needs. I've purchased several parts for washers, dryers, and stoves. I've always had positive transactions with them. They are local to Nashville, but will ship. Marcone

Holy run-on paragraph, Batman!

A bad day in the U.S. is better than a good day in China.

IIRC, TGO David was doing some refinishing work. Not sure if he's still doing this or not.

Yosemite National Park - Weapons/Firearms (U.S. National Park Service)

I think it's the 22nd, but I'm trying to clarify.

That Voldemort is one badass dude.

Survivor is more realistic that this show.

Man, those rear sights are huge. The red indicator light on the rear of the laser looks as if it could be very distracting -- especially in low-light conditions.

I can get it for about $300, but I was thinking it was worth a bit more. I'm not going to mess with it.

I ordered 500 rounds of 10mm from GA Arms, and it was a different length (shorter?). When i called them about it, they told me it wasn't enough to make a difference. I never used the ammo, but the person I sold the gun and ammo to had nothing but trouble with it. I don't know if the ammo was the issue, or the gun just started screwing up, but I know that I had zero issues with the gun when shooting American Eagle ammo. Who knows?

I guess I'll pass on it. I thought I may be getting a slightly better deal. Thanks, guys.

Pics added. Not great, but can give a general idea.

According to the serial number, it's a 1965. That's based on what I found doing a search.