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When I see "Springfield", I think first of rifles, second of 1911's, and lastly of XDs, even though I own 3 of them. - OS

I assure you that any number with legal training do much the same. Indeed, without any real body of case law on a matter, that's all they can do; and of course those opinions generally lean toward their self interests as prosecutor or representing defendant,. - OS

Yep. The loan/rent is not an "addition to", it is an "exception from". It's pretty simple: "18 U.S.C. § 922 : US Code - Section 922: Unlawful acts (a) It shall be unlawful - ..... (5) for any person (other than a licensed importer, licensed manufacturer, licensed dealer, or licensed collector) to transfer, sell, trade, give, transport, or deliver any firearm to any person (other than a licensed importer, licensed manufacturer, licensed dealer, or licensed collector) who the transferor knows or has reasonable cause to believe does not reside in (or if the person is a corporation or other business entity, does not maintain a place of business in) the State in which the transferor resides; except that this paragraph shall not apply to (A) the transfer, transportation, or delivery of a firearm made to carry out a bequest of a firearm to, or an acquisition by intestate succession of a firearm by, a person who is permitted to acquire or possess a firearm under the laws of the State of his residence, and ( the loan or rental of a firearm to any person for temporary use for lawful sporting purposes;" Later down in the statute is the proviso about neither dealer nor individual providing a firearm to any individual known to be underage, felon, nuts, etc, so one would assume that this does not exempt one from any of that, although the exception does say "to any person" (but I wouldn't imagine that you could knowingly loan a felon a gun under the intent of this exception). Also note that there can be STATE laws involved in this though, like in states where you have to have a license to acquire a firearm (FOID in IL, handgun purchase permit in NC, etc), so I'd say those things have to be done by the receiver before the loan, but federal law is not concerned with that . Yep, agree. - OS

Ah, I believe you mean this one: It can give you a hernia! - OS

Cold Steel Counter Tac II, 'bout $45 or less. I wear as neck knife. - OS

No, it's legal for you to send as individual to them for repair, and it's legal for them to send back to you. I'm not a Taurus owner, but the web is rife with horror stories about turn around time, or multiple trips before made right -- the joke is, it's called a lifetime warranty because it takes a lifetime to get it done. Then again, there are plenty of stories of pretty smooth sailing, too. - OS

So close that you might as well say yes. PM40 is 1/20" longer, 1/25" wider, weighs 1.8 oz more (all according to Kahr specs) - OS

Far out ... I'll have to check it out sometime, hollar at me and we'll go together if ya want. - OS

Doing a little research, that's Renee Kohn, San Diego6 TV. "Meteorologist and traffic reporter for San Diego 6 in the morning and the spunky, silly, often sarcastic co-host of San Diego Living. ..." She's still there, in spite of blowjob. Probably boosted show's ratings. Renee Kohn - San Diego 6 Reminds me of Shep Smith's Blowjob Blooper on Fox, but hers is MUCH better - OS

Great choice... While I would like to carry my XDsc everywhere, the uber concealment of my PM9 makes it the perfect choice if that is an issue, which it is with me about half the time. - OS

Ah, thanks for the detailed explanation, I'm impressed -- I wish you all the best with all your ventures, welcome aboard as a TGO vendor also! - OS

What's the story on Gary Broomeland's stuff you're advertising? Secret City Weaponeers - Professional Grade Survival Equipment - Isotope 7 Concealment Holsters Like, how do you actually get him to make any in less than 3 years? Or did you buy out Coal Creeks stock or something? And isn't the "Isotope 7" same as what he calls "Maxcon 5"? Inquiring minds want to know, TIA - OS

He is talking about a separate pistol range, not the 100 yard bench range. Is the pistol range inside the building or where? And you don't have to be a member? - OS

Filming not started till Feb. - OS

Dunno for sure, but there are quite a few of them new from the gunshow dealers, like at Expo next week. - OS

Assuming you are addressing Jamie, thread is about probs with AVG not Avast, JFYI. - OS

Well, you can read Wiki summary of the Pentagon Papers saga, where SCOTUS said that NY Times and Wash Post could not be tried under Espionage Act for publishing them, but Daniel Ellsberg was. Although they did not go so far as to say that an person/agency could not EVER be tried for it. Pentagon Papers - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Only precedent I know of right off hand. - OS

Flies 10,000 miles or whatever it is, gets within 30 miles of Kabul, but can't meet with Karzai because of the weather. Right. Like our mighty ally couldn't caravan 45 min up there or something. Probably had a big heroin deal to finish up. If he was sane enough at the time to do it. Hope it cheered the troops also, sure didn't me. - OS

Ah...I thought your moniker was familiar but didn't look back on your posts to refresh memory, thanks... As far as the crapper, either I have an XDsc in IWB and it sits fine upright on belt when I drop trou, or have Kahr in pocket which also stays in there no probs. - OS

Sorry for immediate off topic, but gotta ask: How is it, not being LEO, you can carry in IL? - OS

I've thought since this thread started that just like your wife, you should let the damn bear decide which gun he wants to attack with! - OS

Sad commentary on who has a life on Friday night, I guess? - OS

I swore about 10 years ago, nothing Mcafee or Norton on any of my boxes ever again. Ever. Even Symantec Ghost hosed one of my machines. - OS

ORSA has 1,000 yard range, among others. - OS

Anybody familiar with this on FearNet? Looks like it might be online only: Zombie Roadkill - FEARnet - OS