Smith

+1 on the Remy

He's got it listed on Gun Broker too. Evidently he's moved. He's listed as Clarksville now.http://www.gunbroker.com/Auction/ViewItem.asp?Item=105062687

Yes they would. Being considered self-employed, I have to calculate and pay my own taxes every quarter or yearly. They are benevolent enough to give me that choice. I think that was the point. I would rather have a choice of those funds going to company insurance or my choice.

+1. Plus you can always take it to full AK fair as money and time presents itself. Also, it is starting to look like the Saiga's (of all calibres) ar going to continually rise in price as more and more people find out about them. I'm amazed at what x39 Saiga's are going for now. More than $100 than last year, if you can find them.

The tricky part is recognizing when there is a battle. Everyone here is on the same side of this.

Well, if you do that then it will be easy for Mr. fly! BTW I love Wal-Mart!

It's happened to me a couple times and every time I feel extremely uneasy.

As far as sights - TFO's. I absolutely love them. Great for indoor or low light and phenomenal outside. I recommend the Yellow rears with the green fronts.

That's not even close to what I said. One does not define the other. But now you at least have something in common.

I too really like Walmart. Great store with a great history. The true American Dream on display. Maybe that's why the liberals, socialist, and unions hate it so much.

That's because of your age and I presume single. You add a woman (lots of Doctor bill!) and kids and yes it is very high. That is why i use an HSA. I couldn't have made it through my wreck without it. I found out after the fact that only 3 company's cover auto accidents. Without the HSA cash I had put away I would have never made it. Cost me $70 a month for me and $190 for the family with a $5000 deductible and I can put away as little as I want into the account. Very good option for young people and families.

Good post. Statistically for every store Walmart forces close, 2 more open. Walmart actually creates more "specialty" small business than they destroy. They force out inefficient business and make room for more opportunity. Like it or not they are great stimulators of small buisness.

I've worked at Walmart and my family helped open the second Walmart in Harrison, AR. I've got a different opinion than the band wagon. Statistics prove otherwise, but as Twain said, "Get your facts first, then you can distort them as much as you want." I think it will follow the same model as Sears and Roebuck. No company can expand forever, eventually it will have to contract or diversify. They are trying to diversify, but time will tell.

Let it go and let it be a lesson. Here is a prophetic message for you. God is showing you how much value that "Official" form has.

Me thinks Mars is the googling/search master. He can find links to anything. Hope he never becomes a conspiracy nut!

But technically you can't collect the tax, right? I thought it was to declared and payed by the customer directly to the IRS.

I had the stainless FNP9 for a while. They are indeed great guns. I'd like to get another one in SA.

For one you can tell by looking. The Melonite finished slide is a glossy black while the normal slide has a grayish color to it. Other than that call and see. If you got one within the two? years it is Melonite.

The other thing is cleaning. Meaning he probably didn't clean it first and lube it. I'm willing to bet it is a combination of all the above mentioned factors.

Instate - no, out of state - yes.

I'm pretty sure that even a gift going across state lines has to go through a FFL.

Most semi-automatic problems are mag related. That being said a new gun will take some time to get "broken" in. Most say around 500 rounds as a minimal break in time. I'd try those first and then reassess.

+1 for the Buckthorn. BTW is there really a difference in patterns in the woods (I know marsh and woods are different for a obvious reasons)? I know some are probably more effective than others, but do the animals know that? Why wouldn't the Army use realtree or something similar if it is so much better, other than cost reasons?

Ouch! I hope they were OK. I'm kinda amazed that the whole canopy came down like that though.

Don't tell Tripp that! But yeah, they both fit a different niche for my personal needs.