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  1. I appreciate the thoughts nraforlife. Unfortunately, this company has a history of November layoffs. Their fiscal year runs along with the calender year so they want salaries off the books for 2009.

    There are a lot of loyal guys in my office that busted their rears for this company. Motivation is not very high in the office these days...

  2. My company gave me a termination date of Dec. 12 for a Christmas bonus. Shut down the whole office... The fun of working for a publicly traded company: you are nothing but a number and all that matters is the stock price.

    Oh well, as someone else stated I have lots to be thankful for. I am actually viewing this as an opportunity to get out of a huge corporation and work somewhere that I can make a difference.

  3. Although I quite like the Ruger I, II, III , my vote would be for a 41 or 17

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    Good luck finding either of those for around $300! If you do, PM me in a hurry!

    I do agree with you -- you can't beat a good S&W. I'd also add the model 18 to the list.

  4. If you dont mind a German made frame (slides are made in the U.S. I believe) , check out the Sig P239 in .40 S&W. These were designed by Sig for Concealed Carry... I had one recently, one of the most accurate guns that I have ever had.

    I carry a P239 and love it. The only time I don't carry it is when I'm wearing shorts or I'm in a huge hurry and then I drop a J frame in my pocket. They are extremely accurate and well built guns. They are not cheap. I did run across a (very nice) used one priced at $525 at a local gun shop today.

  5. I don't have any personal experience with him. From what I've heard, he will sign your Form 4 -- at least for suppressors. If you're looking for full-auto or DD, I dunno. "He's not from around here" so I wouldn't expect him to be super gun-friendly. Hopefully, I'm wrong about that!

    I looked into getting a can a little while back. I'm still waiting to clear up some funds to make it happen.

  6. I carry a Sig 239 in a MTAC most of the time. Its very easy to conceal and extremely comfortable to wear. My wife usually doesn't even know when I'm carrying. About the only time I don't use the MTAC is in the summer when I'm wearing shorts and a t-shirt. In those cases, I throw a S&W 442 with a pocket holster in my pocket and go.

    I just bought a 1911 body for my MTAC. This will let me carry my 1911 when I need to go concealed.

    The MTAC is expensive but its worth it. I wish I had bought it before the three other holsters I picked up for my 239.

  7. I bought a Jeep from them a few years ago. I had narrowed down what I wanted to something very specific. No one in town had a used Jeep that met my criteria. Carmax had one -- in Atlanta. For $150, that they apply to the purchase price, they trucked it in.

    They were easy to deal with. Good financing and a quick deal.

    I personally feel you can usually get a slightly better buy if you are willing to haggle alot and spend a significant amount of time working on a deal.

  8. I love the old Remington rifles. If you can find a good deal on an old, iron sight Remington you'll have something great to learn with.

    I've still got a model 33 that I've had since I was child. I don't shoot it much nowadays but its a great gun.

  9. The only problem with going to Guns and Leather for a transfer is all the other goodies you'll want to buy... I think I've been there a total of four times and have a Sig and a 1911 to show for it! They've always been friendly and easy to deal with.

    We charge a $25 transfer fee normally to random_customer_01, but since it means taking a potential customer away from FGS, I will do it for free, this once. We are about 25min from Nashville occording to how you drive.

    But lets be honest, it takes about 1 minute to log in a gun, and depending on the POS system you use, 2-5 minutes to put the gun in your system. $50 to do a transfer is outrageous. Hell, some people think 25 is outrageous.

    EDIT: I'm also drunk, so get it while the getting is good.

  10. I also used ar-15.com for guidance on my first AR build. Not too difficult as long as you take your time (and have some semblance of mechanical abilty). There's something a little special about shooting a gun you built.

  11. The state seems really inconsistent: Some people's HCP takes 90+ days while others get it in 30-something days.

    I got mine in around 35 days back in Feb/Mar. That was even during the time when Channel 5 was doing their "expose" on the HCP.

    Maybe their is a method to the madness?

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