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I would say somewhere around 300-450 check ar15.com and you will get a good idea for what that model sells for.

Maybe everyone will buy these and I can finally afford a Super Black Eagle

My brother, a Virginia resident and member of the military, is thinking of buying a SBR (Bugger and Thomet). If he gets it, pays tax, takes possesion, etc. and then gets deployed, am I allowed to keep it in my safe (Tennessee) until he gets back in country?

I just flew in last night with 3 handguns locked in a pelican cae. No problems. Just make sure they are unloaded. Gate agent will give you a card slip card in and lock case. Then watch as TSA scans it (if they need to open it and you are not there your luggage will not make the trip). Ammo was in original package and you can have 11lbs of it.

I've got to make that trip just to see fiftyelevenbillion cop cars!

I have ordered from them and drove down and picked it up a day or two later. This was through the department though, not sure if private citizens can do this.

I'll pass. On all piston AR uppers. The old style works just fine for me.

Holy Crap it SOLD for over $9,000!

I think Buds is out, they are not listed anymore. I had 3 calls into them last month and 2 emails but they never got back with me.

Anyone know where I can get a good deal on a Sig P228?

DRALARMS Thanks for the holster, I got it today. It is exactly what I was looking for.

Para P16-45 Kimber Wilson KZ45 I have seen them used for 750-850

Check Buds, they usually have decent prices on MP's unless you can find a used one. Also of the (2) I would go with the Taurus. I had a sigma and hated it. You also might look for a 3rd Gen smith auto, as they can usually be had for under 300 (4006 5906 etc). Check Summitgunbroker.

My aunt is about your size. A few years ago we got her a Remington 870 youth model in 20 gauge from Walmart.

I would recommend the judge. Plus it's just cool.

I have opera mini on my curve. It is acceptable for no more than I use it.

My dad used to hunt javelina in Arizona with a .357 and .41 mag. I will ask him what kind of loads he used.

I watched it last night. I have never said this before but it was worth every penny of the: $9.75 X2 for tix $18 for the candy and cokes I really liked it.

Let's not forget that in a high stress encounter where you are using your firearm to save your life you will most likely suffer from sensory deprivation in the form of audio exclusion. It is very possible you will not remember hearing the gun go off or how many rounds you fired, let alone hearing the "impact of the bullets on a target" Failure drills of 2 to the COM and one to the head are how I train. Shoot the threat to the ground.

The 3913 is a good piece.

A good friend of mine has a MK23. I was suprised how good the trigger was in it. It was very accurate.

I think smart carry is going to be where it's at. You should design some "tacticool" overalls and submit them to 5.11. That would be a sight.

What kind of can is that?

I shot one a few years ago Very accurate.

An SP-101 was my first revolver. Built like a tank and very accurate. Wish I still had it.