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I like my CZ P07.

All I will say is if I look like him at 69, I will be well pleased.

Tell me about the GP6! I've read about them but no one seems to have any first hand experience with them.

Yes. Well at least the serialized part of the frame/gun.

Just fine thank you. BTW sometimes I even go over the speed limit.

Yep that is it. The knock on democracy/republics has always been that the people will eventually vote themselves into bankruptcy by violating Constitutional principle in favor of personal interest. We need to be more concerned about preserving Constitutional principle than how we can play the margins for personal gain. Or you can put it in these terms, the letter of the law is less important than the principle of the law. This is how legalism hurts America. Our strength has become our weakness.

Rem 870 Mossy 590 or Saiga 12 with all the fixins! It's a emi, but you get the AK rack sound that is near s good as the pump sound!

It does indeed work, but we have made it much more complicated than it needs or should be.

While I agree with you, I think the thought process is endemic of where we are (not personally directed at you Mut;) in allowing bad Constitutional theory as a rule. The Supreme Court, Constitutionally speaking, isn't the ultimate rule of law. It is simply one check that has become the last rule. Very sad time we are in. Practically speaking you are correct, however.

I'm sure natural "gas" leaked due to the fact he was connected to many parts of the buidling after that!

That would be considered necessary. Correct? I rarely ship a "firearm".

I've had those on all my AR's and AK's and they work. They are good flash suppressors and I could tell quite a bit of difference in recoil on the AK's. The PWS do have some impressive videos of the FH capabilities of their piece. Near zero flash. Very cool.

IT has been my experience on several occasions that you are correct. They do not know their policy and the mangers won't make any decision contradictory to the counter regarding guns. Right or wrong I have since stopped telling them anything unnecessary.

Good point. The question becomes what to do when we have Acts that are not constitutional or built around faulty Constitutional theory. Correct answer is repeal them, but what to do when they have become ingrained in the culture?

That's the first I've heard of them being used on a M&P factory gun.

We knew Reno was doing it and Ashcroft was the one to drag out in the open. Now, if we can actually get an administration that will permanently deal with this.

A couple thoughts: 1. Are you sure your getting them in straight? Sometimes if you get them just a little canted they will bind. 2. If that's not the problem you may need to open the mag well a hair. Try to find where the tight spots are and relieve a little material in those spots. Just be careful!They may have not ground down the catch (one of the Saiga conversion steps) or most likely, 3.it may be the Crapco's. I would try normal AK mags first and then see how they fit. US mags are NOT the way to go with AK's.

Speechless. On the brighter side, maybe God was being gracious to those boys by taking them out before it got worse. I couldn't imagine having to live with someone like that.

I love it that the Yankees have spent all that money and haven't won it in 9 years! Can't stand the Yankees.

Your this close to the Testicle Lock Box Obama! or I AM the Testicle Lock Box!

Although we would get much more hands on in Memphis () you really need to get something going here in Nashville!

I disagree. I think they are entirely on base. It is part of Yeager's background history etc. Regardless of what he "teaches" it is/will always be influenced by his professional history which, he basis his teaching on. At least the parts he likes. That being said glad the OP got what he thinks is good stuff.

Off the top of my head Centerfiresystems had them in their magazine for $599 but I don't see them on the website. I know I've seen a few other places with them down a little more but I can't remeber where ATM.

When I say taxes I'm talking mostly about Cafe standards and the like. True they were not paying traditional taxes but they were paying out the wazzu on government standards, regulations, etc. Here is an interesting read. http://www.uschina.org/public/documents/2006/09/us-manufacturing.pdf

They sent jobs oversees because of taxes and union. Not greed and evil intentions. If I recall correctly, it similar to how the US got started. On a side note, manufactoring is not gone nor dying. It has changed, but we still make a lot a stuff here in the US. More than we import BTW. Not the same stuff we used to make, but again that goes back to taxes and unions. Manufactoring will never be like it was before the fall of communism. Things have changed and it is truly a global market now.