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Sure, this happened to your "friend". :grin:

Angus and Brian were on the Howard Stern show today. They were promoting the upcoming CD and tour. I was hoping for a live song or two, that didn't happen. Later this month Sirius will be adding an all AC/DC channel. 24/7 AC/DC!

Even though I'm not a resident of Williamson County, I'm very happy to hear about the issue being withdrawn.

Sorry, I haven't kept an eye on the thread to see who's been getting their FFL. Congrats! Keep an eye on the mail, because you'll be getting a very large/heavy envelope very soon.

Only if they would raise the speed limit for big trucks.

I don't have this issue with my XD40.

You mean to tell me that it didn't take one of those $79875496875498798.95 1911's to become a master? BTW, Congrats!

It is NOT illegal to own a handgun in Canada, but they do make it very difficult for those who want one. They have so many rules/regulations/restrictions/etc. that most people don't bother trying, but technically it's not illegal.

First of all, you need to know that Canada has some of the strictest gun laws in the WORLD. Yes you can bring a handgun, rifle or shotgun into Canada, but there is lots of paperwork and it will cost you a few bucks. They also have plenty of restrictions, so you will want to compare those to what you intend on bringing with you. No, you can not carry your handgun in Canada, so telling them you will use it for protection is the wrong idea. You will have to come up with a much better rason than that. You will need to make some phone calls and fill out some paperwork before making the trip. The process would be much easier if you were just going through Canada to hunt in Alaska. I have never attempted taking a handgun into Canada, but my Uncle and Cousin's tell me it's a huge pain, and probably not worth your time. When members of my family go hunting up that way, they refer to these websites. http://www.canadianembassy.org/government/guncontrol-en.asp http://panda.com/canadaguns/#preface

I'm not an expert of the subject, but any time I hear something about a "sniper rifle", .308 is generally always in the same sentence.

Titans? Who are they? Go Cowboys!

Voldemort - I'm pretty sure that's it. Yep, that's right.

Sooner or later, I want to build one like this. Of course this is on a very long list of desired guns, and I really need to get my daughter a .22 before I worry about another one for me. If you're looking for the cheapest route, as others have said, you can find a used model for fairly cheap. Sounds like you intend on keeping everything except the stock, so that would probably be your best bet. Just make sure that you won't/don't have intentions of going with a full custom job in the picture above. If you do decide to go that route, you may be better off with starting from scratch. Good luck.

True, but probably doesn't hurt nearly as much as a bear rippin' your flesh to pieces. I'm just sayin.

Congrats. Yes, the guys at Hero Gear have been a great help during my AR build. Shawn (TPS-Robocop) was also a great help. Good luck on the "cheap" part. I found out quickly, there is no such thing as cheap when it comes to a fairly good quality build. I had intentions of doing the same, but it turned out much different. I figured that I'd be better off doing it right the first time, rather than doing it half-a$$, only to spend even more money getting it how I really wanted. You should take a look through my AR build thread. It was also my first build, and everyone was more than helpful with giving me lots of good info. You'll probably save yourself lots of question asking by reading through it. Best of luck. Enjoy it.

No, I don't dress up. Although, there used to be a theater in Franklin (may still be there) that used to (may still) play the movie while live actors ran around somewhat acting out the scense. They also encouraged audience participation which was quite interesting. There was water, hotdogs, rice, confetti, etc. flying everywhere. It was a real blast, until one of the cast guys through a bucket of water directly in my lap. Having soaking wet jeans in zero degree weather was a bit unpleasant, but it was worth it. A great time had by all.

+ 1 AC/DC is one of the greatest bands ever. IMHO, they have not put out a bad album. I'm looking very forward to October. Unlike so many other bands from back in the day, they haven't sold their soul and turned POP. They know where their roots are and what made them one of the greatest bands ever, and they seem to be sticking to their guns. FIRE!

I saw one of these turbine jets (yes, with real jet A1 fuel) flying during the R/C show over the last weekend. It was a MIG 29, and it was amazingly fast. Just a shade under 300mph. The turbine alone can cost upwards of $5000-$6000+++. It's easy for these type of jets to cost over the $10,000 mark. They make it look easy, but you need cat-like refexes to fly these badboys. Watching them fly these in 3D is like no other flying I've ever seen in the R/C world. Oh yea, the jet even had air brakes. So bada$$.

I think I've found someone more indecisive than myself. Trust me, I know your pain. So many options it can make your head hurt.

Some of mine would be Easy Rider, The Rocky Horror Picture Show, American Graffiti, Class of Nuke 'Em High, and Ghoulies.

No Way! Surely that guy is a members of some Special Forces. Navy Seal, perhaps? That type of shooting must take years to master. Still a greenhorn here.

Yea, I don't think I'll be doing any Youtube type shooting anytime soon. I'm not even close to being that tacticool, yet.

I'm still holding my breath for a 10mm XD, 4" Service Model.

I had the T-Maxx 3.3 and Revo 3.3, but I got rid of thos pain in the a$$e$. Neither of them would stay running worth a damn. They would run top notch, until I went to use it again. I didn't have the patience to work on them all the time. It's was always something. BTW, nice little collection of toys.