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My PSA shoots as good as my spikes and as good as my BCM and as good as my del ton. Or at least I shoot equally poor with all of them... Honestly function and accuracy wise I can't tell a difference.

If it were me, I would try to make it right. Fix the gun or show him what he is doing wrong.

  Jamming up from pocket lint etc is something I never considered. Good to know. Thanks for the advise!

Alright TGO,  I am weighing the pros & cons on a new carry piece.    Top contenders are:   Smith and Wesson: 638 bodyguard air weight  6.31" $469 list Ruger LC9S 6" $449 list   Thoughts?

I've not liked ts since he pushed that woman down in Bristol.

"A southern man don't need them around anyhow"

Say hello, and wave good bye...

Forget all other discounts. Call enterprise tell them you want the insurance rate on a rental. Insurance rates are Appx 50% off retail rates. Source: was my first job out of college.

Buy her a bus ticket to Michigan and live happily ever after.

I hope I can sell them some flow meters! This definitely helps solve the benelli vs beretta shotgun debate for me.  

Mine works great for skeeters and no see ums.

Reminds me of that saying, sleep with dogs and get fleas... I'm still glad no one was killed. 

I use 321 methods with beef ribs, but I shorten the cook times, inject them with beef broth, and use a meat thermometer. Beef ribs aren't forgiving like pork. If u don't cook them long enough they are fatty and tough. Cook too long and they are dry and tough...

Also, don't forget to peel the membrane off the back of the ribs. Also noticed you got beef ribs vs pork. Beef ribs are awesome, but won't take as long to cook as the pork.

If you cook ribs anyway besides how parrothead instructed, you are committing a mortal sin. 3-2-1 method is where it's at. Anybody who would crock pot ribs clearly just moved down here from somewhere north of ky....

Welcome from Kingsport

Like teecro says bench made axis lock is about the only game in town, unless you want an otf

Yeah, I've grown to despise fireworks, since becoming a father and a dog owner.  

I have seen some new guns sent direct from manufactures and distributors that were extremely dirty. Its highly unlikely you bought a used gun.    I bought an upper from Armalite direct, and the bolt was extremely fouled. Seriously looked like it had a few hundred rounds through it.  Wiped it off, ran a patch down the barrel and its been fine ever since.    Clean it up lube it up and shoot it up. 

Do you run these through a sizing die after baking?

[quote name="bersaguy" post="1161906" timestamp="1403559417"]I got stopped about 6 months ago for what the officer thought was a seat belt violation. He first question upon reaching my window which was already down was, "Are your armed?" and my reply was yes. He asked where the weapon was and I told him on my hip in it's holster. He told me Sir, I pulled you over because you are not wearing your seat belt and I told him that I did have my seat belt buckled and requested permission to open my door and show him. He backed up slightly and I opened my door and he could see I had my lap belt buckled up but don't have a shoulder harness on my drivers side belt. I have a letter from my doctor telling any law enforcement office on my sun visor that due to a medical condition it is highly recommended that I do not wear any restraints across my abdomen. It went on to explain why and offered the letter but Mr LEO was not interested in reading why. He whipped out his citation book ask me for my drivers license and it is located in same compartment as carry permit so I just handed him both and he just handed my carry permit back and went to his car with my DL and wrote me a seat belt ticket. I made sure I went to court and took the doctors letter with me. The judge did take the time to read the letter and then asked the officer if he read the letter or if I offered it to him and he said yes but he didn't read it and the judge said well you should have. Then the judge looked at me, handed me my letter back and ask me if I have handicap tags on my vehicle and I said yes sir and the judge told me I could leave and told me to have a nice day while dismissing the ticket. That was when I learned that your carry permit in some way is connected to your license plates on your vehicle because the officer knew I might be armed before he ever got my drivers license because he ask if I was armed when he first approached my jeep window........jmho[/quote] I also got pulled over, and the first question was, "are you carrying a weapon?"

Fast zombies suck. No reason a zombie should exceed their living coefficient... I definitely prefer the slow variety.

I had an LAR-9 for a while.  Had about 6 different magazines.   Ran around 200-300 rounds through it. Never got a full mag to cycle.  I polished the bolt, and everything else I could think of.  Was really disappointing. Gun was very accurate and fun to shoot, but on the heavy side. 

Also, check the screws on your scope rings. They can get loose