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  1. Smith
    +1 I had the CBS stock on my first AR build and really liked it. I have had the CAA grips without the inserts on both my AR builds and they are great. I highly recommend both. Great review BTW!
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    That is completley different, those are private buisness who can do what they like.
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    No you are good to go. IMO you are buying it for yourself for your own purposes. Whether that purpose it to carry, shoot, compete, or gift it is all the same. Again i'm no lawyer, but I wouldn't worry to much about that scenario.
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    Actuially i heard a story the other day where a lawyer fought his ticket with great results. I can't remeber where it was, but under the laws there any video evidence used for a conviction has to be obtained by LE or at the least under a private investigator liscnese. Since the company that was running the cammera's were neither, they had to pay a huge fine! Nice when it back fires!
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    If you get it, just pay it. Fighting it won't do much good. I remember my last ticket was by a state trooper of in Camden. I had passed a logging truck that was blowing debri everywhere and did exceed the speed limit while passing. The trooper come over the far hill just as i was pulling back into the lane. I tried to explain and he said, I would have to take it up with the Judge. When i got to court, the trooper wasn't there due to his baby being born. the judge said we either had to pay it or come back. Being the stubborn guy I am i plead not guilty and made the 45 minute trip a second time. Technically the judge wasn't supposed to do that but he did. When i came back I plead my case and the judge simply said did you exceed th speed limit, to which I replied yes and tried to explain why. He wouldn't even hear it, even though I pointed out (nicely, not belligerently BTW) that the TN driver manual said it was perfectly acceptable what I did. Long story short. Pay it and save the frustration of injustice for bigger fish. Funny how the concept of laws designed to serve us end up being served by us.
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    Welcome:wave: Kel-Tec PF9!
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    Welcome:wave: You gonna OC the AR!
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    Welcome:wave: Nice avatar BTW.
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    Welcome:wave: I hope you brought some Daewoo's with you!
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  23. Smith
    Honestly I have neer heard of the thing but a little research made me go - COOL! I too would like to hear some input on this thing.
  24. Smith
    Yes you can buy as a gift providing: 1. They are legal to own or have bought it themselves etc, etc. 2. It is transfered to a dealer of his state. You don't have to ship it. You can jsut go to the FFL, have them record it and then transfer it.
  25. Smith
    IMO you can't go wrong with this holster. For the price and conveience it can't be beat. (in my best Brooklyn mobster voice) Do it....do it.

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