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Wal-Mart is generally always my first stop. Someone who actually has a GAP may be able to fill you in a somewhere cheaper.

Kwik "Screw Loose" rnu must have gotten to them. Even though I've never heard of the mall, I'll send them a letter as well.

How does the Hogue grip connect to the lower?

Yea, I'm gonna have to think of something. Are the Houge grips the same way? I really like the way ERGO grips curve up the back of the lower, but I could deal with a Hogue if I have to.

You'll be the first one I call. I definitely owe you that much.

I noticed that. I thought about using some kind of glue, but the screw that hold the grip to the lower must go through the bottom of the grip, correct?

I'm in the market for a new Bluetooth, and of course, the JawBone is in the running. I've been using the nXZEN 5000, until it finally took a crap. It was the best Bluetooth I've ever used. Being in a loud truck all day, the Noise Cancellation feature is a must. And not all Noise Cancellation systems are created equal. The nXZEN was superb. I never once had a complaint about the background noise interfering with the conversation. The Jabone has always been highly rated, but I don't know of anyone who's used it. The YouTube video is quite impressive, but while the device seems to cancel out the ambient noise quite well, the actual audio in the video seems quite computerized. It doesn't sound natural. I really like the slimmer, sleeker look of the JawBone 2, but I'd hate to spend that kind of money on something I'm not sure of.

That's Great! They should be ready for production just in time for everyone to convert from 4 to 2 wheels. Scooters are our future.

I'm bored. Here's what I have so far. - Magpul Enhanced Trigger Guard - ERGO 'SUREGRIP' Pistol Grip

Thanks! I'll use that when I get my LPK and Trigger.

Yes, the S&W 940. Not very easy to find, and if you do, it won't be cheap.

I take back the above statement. I just talked with my boss, and he informed me that another driver has already requested to have the day off. I'm going to call the 3rd shift manager later this evening. He may be able to work something out.

This isn't looking very good, but there's a 99% chance that I'll make it. I have a friend who lives less that 1 mile from Owl Hollow, and he'd like to come as well. It's probably a bit too far for me to join as a member, but there's a good chance my friend will.

Ain't that the truth. I've been there one time. I learned my lesson.

That makes 3 of us. After getting to the punch line, I realized I'd heard that before. It was just as funny as the first.

Find somewhere else to shop. If you're looking for rare firearms, try sites like GunBroker, GunsAmerica, etc.

Thank you, Tungy! That's part of the LPK, correct?

OK, here I am with some of my AR parts. What holds the buffer and buffer spring in the buffer tube?

No worries. Those are optional.

Yes, that is real. Not only is it real, but it's real f-in funny!

But those people can really confuse the hell out of guys like me. Being new to AR's, it can be rather difficult to seperate fact from fiction.

Yea, I never heard anything about a rotating barrel. I'm guessing he was confused with something else.

These should be televised.

Thanks for sharing the pictures. Glad you two made it back safe. We'll be waiting for every one of those 753 pictures.

No, it's not a myth. I can't say I've seen as much as some have claimed, but I've definitely seen my fair share while driving the semi. Heck, it was about 2 months ago (with my daughter in the pick-up), when I glanced over and saw some Mexican guy leaning way back, getting a BJ while driving down Gallatin Rd. It was on a weekend afternoon, very close to Rivergate Mall. Imagine all the traffic. There is also a woman who's always on the CB around Nashville, and she's more than willing to flash the drivers. Crazy Lady is her CB handle. She leaves her home, around exit 112 on I-65, and travels to work somewhere around Nashville, near I-24E. The whole time she's on the CB and flashing truckers. She's been doing this on a regular basis for several years. She's a bit on the older side, but those huge breats are holding up surprisingly well. So, it does happen.