Smith

on a side note, anyone notice the Oleg Volk picture they used?

What exactly would a non SBR version consist of?

Short Barreled Rifle. Any gun with a barrel under 16" and a overall length under 26" (?) has to have a $200 NFA tax stamp to be legal. to add a stock or fore grip to any handgun makes it legally a SBR an subject to the tax or serious jail time.

I've read a lot about them and they look cool. Seems like Joe may have some experience with them. I've never known anyone who actually had one though. I think that's because basically you have to SBR a Glock. There are just better things to SBR than a Glock with an expensive accessories. That being said for the man who has everything, it is definitley a cool idea.

No particular order: - 870 or 590 - CZ SP-01 Tactical - Henry Survival Rifle - VZ58 - Krink or Micro Galil

Why couldn't they make a remote switch that activates like the Crimson Trace grips for the Eotech or the Aimpoint for that matter?

I'd watch just to see the guy in a foot chase! Seriously, who runs like that?

I really like the T-1's that I have seen, except for the price tag! For the life of me I don't know why they aren't more reasonably priced by Aimpoint. I'm going to be using the Konus Sight Pro Atomic, which is a very good clone of the T-1 for a whole lot less. I know the differences, but I'm no tac operator nor do I plan on fighting any battles anytime soon to justify a $600 red dot on an AK.

I believe it is "Jason F." that works for Sabre.

That's just funny!

Haha! That's rather simplistic, but basically ....yes.

BTW liberal and conservative are not parties, they are ideologies. Of those Ideologies liberalism is the only ideology that is running in Washington and that goes for both parties. Ironically, there is only a small portion of the Republicans that adhere to conservatism (even though they all platform on it) and of those they are fairly silent. The Democrats and Republicans of the modern era are two shades of liberalism. I believe we will see a viable third party in the future that will represent the American public, which over 80% of us identify as conservative. This is becasue parties used to be good indicators of ideology. This is no longer the case. As the divide between those in power and the people they represent widen, the gap is opening to allow room for a true "conservative" party. Parties still give an indicator of ideology and can be helpful, but you are correct that it can't make the choice for us. We must vote for the man not the party.

I like chrome. Less maintenance and the supposed lack of accuracy is negligible - if any. Free float handguards take a few tools and more work, but handguards that use the delta ring just take elbow grease. 1:9 is the best all round in your situation.

I'd go with the extra barrel IMO.

I'll start: "Indian. It's not just for white men anymore!" "Like most Americans, Joe Crow High-Bird never saw it coming." "Equality means having someone else to kick around"

I bet he even wears them at night

No it is not. It is the same stuff as Wolf. They've changed colors, but it used to be that the blue box stuff was Barnaul and the green box stuff was Serbian. Neither are supposed to be corrosive. color of primers isn't an indicator as far as I know. I have corrosive Yugo stuff with a gold primer. Same as my non-corrosive Barnaul stuff.

A Simga with a good trigger is AKA a Glock. The SIG 226 .40 I had briefly. After hearing all the Sig talk about how great they are I got one. It was big, heavy, trigger was OK, really high bore, and the capacity was low in comparison to the competition. Also, the Kel-Tec P11 for all the same reasons as the SIG minus a high bore axis. BTW - how could anyone not love an AK! I invoke WOLVERINES!

I started with nsnate02 which is the first email add I had back in the day. n-first name initial, s-last name initial, nate - shortened first name (Nathan), 02 - becasue someone already had nsnate on AOL at the time. It just stuck and I started using it for all my email stuff to make it simple. I changed to Smith (last name) becasue it sounded weird to introduce myself as "nsnate02 on TGO" when I met other folks in real life. Made me feel like a cyber geek. Ironically Smith can also be interpreted as several other things and when I want my tin hat on it is less uniquely identifiably to me.

I WILL make this one!

I know they carry a lot of Stag and Rock River stuff. They definitley have great prices. I was going to buy a STAG 6.8 upper from them for $150 less than anywhere else a year ago, but I ended up buying it FTF to avoid the wait.

as long as you don't throw your poop at people! Me and the family are members at the Nashville Zoo and it is great for families with younger kids. The exhibits are getting really good. Couldn't say that a year or so ago. The playground is a big plus (again for smaller kids). It's not a "standard" type zoo but I think they are moving in the right direction. I have always been impressed with the Memphis zoo, especially recently. It's better for older kids. Used to take youth groups there and they loved it. Haven't been to Knoxville but I've heard great things. PS: Mike, I can honestly say you definitely strike me as a person who does not go to zoo's........ or smile! BTW That avatar is by far your best!

Striiiiiiiiike two!

I think you missed the question? Mugster's post was excellent! The way it was explained to me was that the bolt is inherently more accurate due to simplicity. Because of the simplicity, it can be manufactured and tuned to a finer detail without as many compromises. That being said, I don't think there are many of us that can out shoot our guns yet.

I've had a Hoffners HW and it is a fantastic Holster. Rides high and tight and positions the butt perfectly for concealment.