GLOCKMEISTER

yea guys you do know they are using quotes from several websites in their lawsuit to claim the misinformation that was used in getting he law passed... so they read everything any of us type.

whats sad is some dealers werent price qauging they had no choice but to overpay wholesale prices to be able to simply supply their customers with products... now they will get stuck with them. I tried my best to keep our prices as low as possible. I even dropped two distributors I'd done buisness with for over 15 years because they were taking advantage of the market. It will get better... but look out for fall on handgun ammo... were hearing its going to be getting alot worse when the big ammo guys start makeing hunting rounds. They cant make everything at once.

I can honestly say there isnt a person I know with as much Class III (NFA) Firearms knowledge. Great choice. Congrates little grasshopper.

We just got another shipment of them in so im probably going to test one out this weekend... stay tuned!!!

I think they have been having it there for years...

of the 5 I have been associated with 2 of them have had feeding problems. We suggested they continue to try and "break them in"... but due to 380 being so hard to get some people have simply not had enought rounds to shoot them much. I love the little gun and the design, however I never could get the mustangs to run right either. This like all "new" guns will have some growing pains. Time will tell.

this should be in with the political threads............ anyway its not goinganywhere.

i have already seen some problems with them

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Its ok... were finally getting enough that I can actually go out and shoot one. Now I just have to find time to shoot.

honestly if they have no convictions that would prohibit them from buying... then they should be able to purchase. I think it would be more reasonable to make it where only US citizens have the right to buy firearms.

hope im not intruding.... but we got plenty of 380 blazer ammo... 50 round boxes for $25 out the door including tax. Sorry for the high prices but were having to pay retaill to get some of this stuff.

hope im not intruding.... but we got plenty of 380 blazer ammo... 50 round boxes for $25 out the door including tax. Sorry for the high prices but were having to pay ratil to get some of this stuff.

time for someone to file suit against the The Beale Street Entertainment District ... and if the Memphis police try and enforce this on a public street then they should be sued too.

you QUICKLY beat me too that... Back to the thread... Im not spending a dime with them, I dont care... period. For those who shoose too, if it concealed prperly then your good to go and legal.

WOW... LOL... I MEAN... LOL... Sheriffs, bonds, "shall issue" shall not issue"... $$$$$$.... where do I start? The one consistent thing from the very beginning was the required 8 hours of training. So as an instructors we were pretty much left alone to do our jobs, at least until the sheriffs got wise to the fact they wernt going to make money off the classes or the bonds. Then quite a few of them turned into 1st class azzes. Back in 94 when it all started it was a great thing but everything was pretty foobar, again... wow ... where to start. 1st everyone had to be bonded. This cost slone was $150-200 and it wasnt even legal. There were type of hand gun restrictions. Then heres where the Sheriffs got involved ... 1st the total cost of the permit was anywhere from $85 to $750 depending on where you lived. The state gave the sheriffs in each county jurisdiction to issue to the permits. A few of the sheriffs were good to go and issued permits with a simple $5 fee for the background check. Some simply refused to issue any, some tried to price it too far out of reach of the citizens. Some people paid their money and never got a permit, some waited a year... some got it the same day. There was no uniformity or consitancy... in short the legislators created a monster. Most all of the sheriffs had some kind of their own "little rule" you had to go by if you wanted one. In short you had to kiss azz... and if they didnt like you then you were SOl. We taught all over the state back then, and had to fight it out with several sheriffs for that right. In short they had way too much power. Posting were pretty common back then too. The media made it sound like it was going to be like the old west... and it simply wasnt. Signs popped up... and we boycotted those businesses. Signs came down. And back then any posting was considered posted. It was a game we played for a few years. Then with most of the credit going to John Harris we got several bills, in as many sessions, pushed through the legislature that made many changes. One of those was the stipulation that signage had to meet certain criteria, then we removed the "carry where alcohol is sold" restriction",... and honestly it goes on and on. We owe John a great deal for 15 years+ of hard work. Bonds, sheriffs, and high prices were out the window. The Dept of Safety took over and to make a long story short it has morphed into what we have today. So to answer your questions back in 1994 signs were already popping up before the 1st permit was issued saying "No Guns". But we were proactive to pretty much eliminate them.

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the senate amendment says Right now... the House bill said July 1st... so IMHO I think that mens right now.

If China cant handle the situation and keep them in Check then we re arm the Japanese.... Iran's getting bombed... its just a matter of time.

yea I thought about it after I posted it... but I didnt have the link, I got it from a member of the legislator thats a friend of mine. Next time I'll post a link.

I say use the handgun to get to the long gun and the long gun to get the hell out of Dodge... if you cant then make sure your the best armed SOB in Dodge.

btw.. I copied and pasted it, so it was an original.

nope...

I see Mosin's everywhere...

IT WAS... BUT THAT WAS A DIFFERENT TIME...